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To: SIer formerly known as Joe B. who wrote (29756)	10/24/2002 8:39:15 AM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 110655

oh yeah.... We all play the game and when we dare To cheat ourselves at solitaire Inventing lovers on the phone Repenting other lives unknown That call and say, come dance with me And murmur vague obscenities At ugly girls like me At seventeen and her voice.... she's no britney...no question about that. AWARDS, HONORS, AND STUFF: Grammy Hall of Fame 2001: "Society's Child" was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Grammy Awards 1975: "Best pop female vocalist - At Seventeen" and "Best engineered recording - Between the Lines" Grammy Nomination 1993: "Best Folk Performance - Breaking Silence" Grammy nomination 1981: "Best Children's Recording - Sesame Street: In House" for Ginny the Flying Girl. Grammy nomination 1978: "Best Jazz Vocal Performance, Duo or Group - Silly Habits" with Mel Torme, from the album Mel Torme & Friends. Grammy nominations 1975: "Album of the Year - Between the Lines", "Song of the Year - At Seventeen", and "Record of the Year - At Seventeen". Grammy nomination 1966 "Best Folk Performance - Janis Ian". Honored by Queen Beatrice of Holland for extraordinary artistic contributions. Honored by MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) for extraordinary contributions. Honored by Elton John Foundation for AIDs work. Honored by LSU, California for artistic contributions. Honored by NGLTF for AIDs work (headlined first AIDs benefit in NY, first AIDs benefit in Nashville, first pediatric AIDs benefit nationwide). Honored by Middle Tennessee University for a lifetime of commitment to education and diversity in the arts. Honored by Women's Center of Los Angeles for creative excellence and integrity. Honored by Human Rights Campaign Fund, Nashville. ASCAP awards for Jesse, At Seventeen BMI award for Society's Child. Monthly columnist for Performing Songwriter magazine Former monthly columnist for The Advocate (five years). Regular lecturer (Master Classes) Berklee College, Boston; yearly lecturer (Art of Performing, Art of Songwriting, Master Class in Artistry) for same. Guest lecturer for Belmont University, Learning Annex Los Angeles & San Francisco, Virgnia State Thespian Conference, and various other institutions and schools.