She's amazing... the music's too much... heavy soul...

If, as Dave Gilmore says, the Beatles were a miracle- what then is Judee?

Beautiful song from a troubled soul who just happened to have immense talent.

GOODBYE ❤

Her melodies and harmonies are absolutely unique. There will never be another Judee Sill.

A very special talent whose lyrics, voice and deliveries always revealed her personal thoughts. Oh she was gone far too soon but her music lives on deep, so deep in those of us who connected with her.

she was too deep for the shallow masses. i wish i knew her. i would have supported her as much as i could. love you judee.

Thank you for the photos of Judee. As with all her best work I fill both uplifted and tearful listening to this.

Psychedelic religious baroque folk it's so amazing. I'll never forget when I discovered her. Changed the way I thought about composition and writing. The Beatles, PFunk, Judee, King Crimson, Allman Brothers, Tool and Sublime and of course Floyd all were major perspective changers. I love this woman with all my heart she changed my life and my music for the far better. What a beautiful soul and generational genius. I'd have to say she is one of, if not THE best female musician in the history of recorded music purely on a knowledge and chops level. Joni Mitchell is a generational talent and she has two or three times the musical prowess of Joni, she just wasn't as cute. Music is for your ears and Geffen didn't know how to handle someone like her yet. If not for Judee Sill, I truly believe we may never heard of Kurt Cobain. She was the first artist Geffen ever signed and she was tragically lost too quickly and in a place her genius did not belong. Working with artists like this I believe gave Geffen the skills to later deal with people like GNR and Nirvana and Joe Walsh Era Eagles

Amazing piece of music… full of agony, wonder and hope

Judee Sill is a good example of how, more often than not, it is about some other thing that compels commercial success. It is not necessarily about the quality of their work, their music or what they have to say as an artist. It appears, at least to me, that it is about something else entirely. Maybe it's about their personality, their physical appearance, the fact that they've done little in their lives that might "offend" anyone. For surely Judee Sill had as much depth and heart in her work as anyone of that period. And maybe I'm just wrecked at the moment as I listen to her music and ponder where her life took her.

Marvellous.

Incredible how this live stripped-down version is mesmerizing like the studio one. She had it all in her voice... Who knows what she'd have done for music if she had more time

Some of those photos you are showing ARE NOT Judee Sill. They are British actress Dana Wynter.

The way she talks about squandered chances, combined with her life story and these haunting melodies... It's enough to bring anyone to tears.

Music is personal...what you like. I like her writing very much...may be too deep for most. Great talent.

Wow. Liz Phair could play her in a biopic. They even sound alike.

I'm always surprised how different her speaking and singing voice were.

Thanks for including so many pictures of Judee!

Judee was and still is the best.

greatest underrated singer/songwriter ever, period

Up there with Nick Drake and Nina Simone - very special and one of the most tragic lives in music-when you discover her as i did many years ago it's a special day.....so beautiful- a real artist!

A true genius