Anne Murray

Singer Anne Murray , who built her career on a carefully constructed wholesome image, now admits she carried on a secret, long-term affair with a married man and used drugs. . Read More

Singer Anne Murray , who built her career on a carefully constructed wholesome image, now admits she carried on a secret, long-term affair with a married man and used drugs. . Read More

B eyond the 54 million records she has sold, the Grammy, Juno and American Music Awards (totalling more than 30), sold-out concerts around the world, the Order of Canada and her likeness on a Canadian postage stamp, Anne Murray has bona fide praise from some of the most elite contemporary artists. Read More

Anne Murray says she decided to write her tell-all memoir because it was the last item remaining on her career to-do list. Read More

Talk started with her early days of playing Maritime clubs before segueing into Murray's Halifax Babylon of the 1970s: she shared a manager with Alice Cooper, she once had an incomprehensible conversation with her favourite singer - the gifted and wrecked Harry Nilsson - and two of her band members OD'd on the same night during her first tour. Read More

"This is the last thing on my to-do list," says the 64-year-old singer from her home north of Toronto. Read More

And the 64-year-old says she wouldn't go through this painful process of reliving the past again. Read More

The Anne Murray that Michael Posner discovered while writing All of Me is a woman of singular determination who was not going to give up on her musical career, even when the going got really tough. Read More

The 33-year-old Canadian crooner, best-known for his smooth takes on American pop standards, may reside in the shadow of Frank Sinatra and Tony Bennett. Read More

It promises to outline Murray's 40-year career, starting with her humble beginnings in the coal-mining town of Springhill, N.S. Murray achieved her first gold record in 1970 with "Snowbird," and went on to rack up a string of top-selling hits including "Talk It Over in the Morning," "What About Me" and "You Needed Me." Her book tour will stop at retail outlets across the country, in cities including Dartmouth, N.S., Moncton, N.B., Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Saskatoon, Winnipeg, as well as the Ontario cities of London, Burlington, Sault Ste. Marie and Sudbury. Read More