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Life Cycle of a Woman is the commonly used title for an unreleased album by Barbra Streisand. Having recorded three tracks for the project in 1973 (and one track many years later), the creators ultimately lost interest and moved onto other projects. In 2017, Natalie Dessay became interested in the project and finished the album. Many confuse the number of songs Streisand recorded for the project in 1973. Five songs were recorded during the 1973 session, but only three of them were for the Life Cycles project.

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  • Life Cycle of a Woman is the commonly used title for an unreleased album by Barbra Streisand. Having recorded three tracks for the project in 1973 (and one track many years later), the creators ultimately lost interest and moved onto other projects. In 2017, Natalie Dessay became interested in the project and finished the album. Many confuse the number of songs Streisand recorded for the project in 1973. Five songs were recorded during the 1973 session, but only three of them were for the Life Cycles project. (en)
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  • Life Cycle of a Woman is the commonly used title for an unreleased album by Barbra Streisand. Having recorded three tracks for the project in 1973 (and one track many years later), the creators ultimately lost interest and moved onto other projects. In 2017, Natalie Dessay became interested in the project and finished the album. Many confuse the number of songs Streisand recorded for the project in 1973. Five songs were recorded during the 1973 session, but only three of them were for the Life Cycles project. (en)
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  • Life Cycle of a Woman (en)
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