Jennifer Jean Warnes is a California singer active from 1967 to the present day. 9 albums, 2 Grammy Awards (1983 and 1988). Jennifer Jean Warnes has reached the top in several different areas of music. She became famous not only as a performer of folk-rock, country and film compositions, but also as the main converter of the creative heritage of Leonard Cohen, with whom she developed friendly relations and successful long-term cooperation. The first fame came to Jennifer in 1967, when she became a regular participant in the television show The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour. A year later, the girl was offered to play the female lead in the Los Angeles production of the psychedelic musical Hair. After this small triumph, she signed a record deal with Parrot Records, which was a subsidiary of London Records, to record the release of "...I Can Remember Everything"<br /><br />Tracks:<br />01. Close Another Door — 2:47<br />02. Sunny Day Blue — 2:37<br />03. Here, There And Everywhere — 3:14<br />04. Chelsea Morning — 2:19<br />05. I Want To Meander In The Meadow — 2:30<br />06. I Am Waiting — 2:49<br />07. Places Everyone — 1:47<br />08. Tree House Of Gold — 2:20<br />09. It’s Hard To Love A Poet — 2:42<br />10. The Leaves — 2:11<br />11. The Park — 3:05<br /><br />Personnel:<br />Jennifer Warnes — vocals<br />Perry Botkin Jr. — arranger (04-06, 08, 11)<br />Martin Cooper — producer
