Nancy White is a Canadian comedian and singer-songwriter, whose satirical songs on political and cultural topics have been a regular feature on CBC Radio One programming since the early 1980s.
Her most famous songs include "Leonard Cohen's Never Gonna Bring My Groceries In", "Canada's Sweetheart, Joe Clark", "Yuppie Love", "Hubba Hubba Newfoundland" and "The Trouble With Travelling is There Are Always So Many Tourists".
She is featured in Ann Douglas' book Canuck Chicks and Maple Leaf Mamas: Women of the Great White North (2002).
Discography
- Civil Service Songwriter
- Sort of Political
- What Should I Wear to the Revolution (1982)
- Unexpected (1983)
- The Sunday Morning Tapes (1984)
- Unimpeachable (1987)
- Bimbolandia (1988)
- Momnipotent: Songs for Weary Parents (1990)
- Pumping Irony (1993)
- Homely for the Holidays (1994)
- Songs of the Spanish Civil War (1994)
- Gaelic Envy and Other Torch Songs (1998)
- Unexpected (2001)
- Stickers on Fruit (2002)
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