Talk:Jade Anderson

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Hello, I just removed the following passage from Anderson’s Early Life section. It’s undeniably interesting, and it very well may be true, but it contains no citations, and frankly, I’m skeptical that there exists a credible source to back them up. If anyone’s aware of such a source, by all means, add it back into the article with citations. Thanks, Historical-idealist (talk) 22:34, 2 December 2020 (UTC)[reply]

Her earliest musical work was on projects with her father, including appearances on his solo albums 3 Ships (1985), Change We Must (1994), Angels Embrace (1995), The Mother's Day Concert (2007; recorded live in 1996). She is also featured on the b-side "Spider", released to accompany 1982's Animation (and a bonus track on the 2006 CD release of Animation).

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