Lorri Zimmerman - Lorri Zimmerman (2007 Remastered) (2022) [Hi-Res]

Lorri Zimmerman (born Lorraine Niedzielski) is a Canadian singer from Montreal, best known for her 1971 self-titled solo album, which has gained cult status among fans of psychedelic folk-rock.
Musical Career
Early Years: She began her career in 1966 on the television talent show The Like Young.
Bands:
In 1968, she performed with the garage rock band The Munks under the stage name "Sweet Loraine."
She later joined the psychedelic group Life, known for the hit "Hands Of The Clock."
In the mid-1970s, she co-founded the pop-rock trio Toulouse.
Collaborations: She toured as a backing vocalist for Leonard Cohen.
The Album "Lorri Zimmerman" (1971)
Her only solo album was originally released on Crescent Street Records. In 2007, it was reissued on CD by the British label Fallout, sparking a renewed interest in her work.