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From: horvath@granite.cr.bull.com (john horvath)
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>>Speaking of other female vocalists, I heard a very pretty
>>Sinead O'Conner song on KITS last nite.  It wasn't on her album...
> The Soundtrack is called 'Captive', the music is by 'The Edge' (from...

I'll take 'Sinead Cine' for 200, please Alex.

Another farout possiblity is from the album "Stay Awake" a collection of
new 'interpretations of music from disney films', released in '88.
Sinead O'Connor does "Someday my Prince will Come" in a short, pretty,
breathy version. The song is originally from the movie "Snow White
and the seven dwarfs".
Other redeemable selections are: reallife-animation Tom Waits grunting
"Heigh Ho" (with scary factory sounds) and Bonnie Raitt doing a
beautiful version of "Baby Mine".