Women's Music: love songs, political songs, reverent or irreverent songs, instrumentals ... whatever moves you.

[Toughy]

okie dokie..........I am going to be lost in 'filling up and spilling over' and 'kumbya'

however I do find women's music speaking to me for many years.....

try Walela,,,,,,,,,,,

my personal favorite is 'turn my radio on'

I'll Turn My Radio On
All alone and quite contrary
No one to help share my worry
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
When there's one you love dear
Disappear you know not where
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
Sometimes up, sometimes down
Sometimes going around
And around
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
Yes I travel over the highway
And I travel in the air
Couldn't find him anywhere
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
There's no one I can blame
All alone and bear my name
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
From the mountains to the valley
From the deserts to the plains
From the deepests caves of ocean
I've traveled over a canyon again
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
I'll look forward to the day
When the right one comes my way
Nothing more I can do
All alone and sometimes blue
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on
I'll turn my radio on
My radio on

I could not find a utube of it but I did find this.....another of my favorites of these women lead by Rita Coolidge:

[nomedia="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRFuc9bVO4M&feature=BFa&list=PL1AD9F68A7BC 2EC97&lf=results_main"]Wash Your Spirit Clean (Song in Cherokee and English by Walela) - YouTube[/nomedia]