Judee Sill was a singer-songwriter who emerged from the Laurel Canyon folk scene of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Her music was a blend of folk, jazz, and classical influences, and her lyrics were often introspective and poetic. Sill released two albums during her lifetime, "Judee Sill" (1971) and "Heart Food" (1973), but her career was cut short by drug addiction and mental illness. She died in 1979 at the age of 35. Despite her brief career, Sill's music has been praised by critics and fellow musicians for its beauty and originality.
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