R I P Susan Jacks

[JackBurton]

I remember her. Discovered her albums in the bargain bin at a record shop in Toronto in the 90’s. Bought on a lark and I was so pleasantly captivated by her voice. All the tea in china is a great find. Beautiful voice, she should have had more albums.

 

[Mr Bret]

I wasn’t even born yet. LOL.

That'S probably why you've never heard of them.

 

[bluebro69]

 

[bluecolt]

Probably her best song. RIP, Susan.

 

[thumper18474]

Damn now that brings back memories of summers gone by.
Three dog night
Abraham's Children
Crowbar..
Stampeders...and so on...sigh

 

[Jubee]

I wasn’t even born yet. LOL.

Neither was I, but your post was ignorant.

 

[Jenesis]

Neither was I, but your post was ignorant.

I think I already said I was ignorant of the person we are talking about. See my own post below. LOL. Sorry I don’t know everyone who was born before and after me. LOL

Ignorant means lack of knowledge. I admitted that I didn’t know who she was. Also already apologized to all those who misunderstood my tone as that was not my intent. Also see my post below.

I honestly don’t know what more I can do other then acknowledge and apologize like I already have. Which is way more then most do on this board I might add

So let’s just keep this about her - shall we? Thanks

That I had no idea who she was and by saying so, others were able to share more about her and who she was. I explained I wouldn’t know her because she is not in the style of music I normally listen to and that she was apparently popular before I was born which also explained why I was ignorant of who this person is/was.

Oh ok. Totally not the tone I meant at all. My bad. Thanks for the check.

But I get my tone came across wrong. So I apologize.

 

[islandman4567]

Right. There was life on Earth before Jenesis was born.

Ironic isn't it, given the name genesis is the beginning.

 

[islandman4567]

She was married to Terry Jacks , who had the #1 song for 1973:

I've never heard of her before either, but i do know this song.
Great song.

May she RIP.

 

[bluebro69]

I think I already said I was ignorant of the person we are talking about. See my own post below. LOL. Sorry I don’t know everyone who was born before and after me. LOL

I think you just touched on a nerve Jen. Apparently, a lot of us who were around in the late 60's and 70's were big fans of this lady. She might have been a bigger star and better remembered if she had been American or British, but that's life in Canada I guess. She was a beautiful lady and a great singer--I'd put 'I Thought of You Again' on my list of favourite songs of all time.

 

[LoneSearcher]

Sad as I -and older dude-love her voice/songs and her natural sexiness(without being an actual slut-she could actally sing!!