Rachel Bissex (December 27, 1956 – February 20, 2005)[1] was an American folk singer-songwriter.[2] Her works included "Dancing With My Mother" and "Drive All Night".[1]

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Death

Bissex died in 2005, aged 48, in Burlington, Vermont from breast cancer.[1]

Legacy

• Rachel Bissex Memorial College Fund

Discography

• Light in Dark Places (1991)
• Don't Look Down (1995)
• I Used to Be Nice (1998)
• Between the Broken Lines (2001)
• In White Light (2004)
• Tribute-CD: Remembering Rachel. Songs of Rachel Bissex (2005)

References

External links

• Rachel Bissex at IMDb
• Rachel Bissex at AllMusic
• Rachel Bissex discography at Discogs
• Victor K. Heyman's Porträt of "Rachel Bissex"
• Interview on Vermont PBS "Profile" 11/5/2004
• Tribute CD
• Biography

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[ru] Биссекс, Рейчел