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Phoebe Snow's silenced voice is one that really will be missed.
Mike Ragogna: Pure Poetry: Farewell Phoebe Snow, Plus Conversations with James Blunt and The Thousands, and More Mike Ragogna 2011
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There have been a lot of myths being peddled recently about filth in the past – particularly in Dan Snow's otherwise excellent Filthy City programmes – which are 50 years out of date.
Letters: People who lived in glass houses and climate change 2011
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Snow's manager, Sue Cameron, said the singer had endured bouts of blood clots, pneumonia and congestive heart failure since her stroke.
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Phoebe Snow's silenced voice is one that really will be missed.
Mike Ragogna: Pure Poetry: Farewell Phoebe Snow, Plus Conversations with James Blunt and The Thousands, and More Mike Ragogna 2011
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Not long after Snow's Poetry Man reached the top five on the pop singles chart in 1975, her daughter, Valerie Rose, was born with severe brain damage, and Snow decided to look after her at home rather than place her in care.
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Snow's husband, musician Phil Kearns, left her while Valerie was still a baby.
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While not exactly a hit-making powerhouse, Snow's voice remained a pop culture staple, especially to TV viewers.
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Last night, the always delightful Once Upon a Time took us deeper into its fractured fairy-tale mythology with Snow's heartbreaking, King Midas-orchestrated breakup with her Prince and some dwarficide R.I.P. Stealthy.
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Snow's husband left while Valerie was still a baby.
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After 1976's gold-selling Second Childhood, Snow's subsequent albums found smaller audiences.
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