External links
- Largest Suzi Rawn Fansite
- Official Homepage
- Suzi's official CTV bio
- A large Suzi fansite
- Suzi Rawn's MySpace
- The official website of Suzi's band, King Size Suzi
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Suzi Rawn (born August 31, 1982 in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario) is a Canadian recording artist and was the fourth-place finisher in Canadian Idol season 3. She is known for her rock and blues singing style as well as her unique clothing amongst the Canadian Idol finalists. Her hometown is Kamloops, but she grew up in Ottawa and has lived in Calgary and Montreal. She has a daughter named Jolie (born on July 22, 2003).
Songs Suzi has performed this season include:
Rawn was in the bottom three on three occasions until she received the lowest number of votes on August 31 and was sent home.
Rawn's major-label debut album, "Naked", was released on October 10[ when? ] on Sony BMG. The first single from the album, also called "Naked" was released to radio stations across Canada.
Track Listing:
1) Intro Song
2) Green Eyed Monster
3) Keep On
4) On My Own
5) Tunnel Vision
6) Joe
7) Mother Nature
8) White Sand Beach
9) Companion
10) Of Love We Speak
11) Truth Be Known
12) City Madness
13) Listen To The Rain
Track Listing
1) Bet U Like Me
2) Naked
3) Don't Come Easy
4) Overrated
5) Raw
6) Broken
7) Sorry For You
8) Understand You
9) Don't Leave Me
10) It Was You
11) I Won't Fall Apart
Singles: Naked (2006), Bet U Like Me (2007)
This album has sold approximately 950 copies.
Track Listing:
1) Monster
2) Truth Be Known
3) I Will Remember You
4) Colours Change
5) Can't Get Enough
6) Joe
7) On My Own
8) Green Eyed Monster
9) Built To Last
10) White Sand Beach
11) More
Track Listing:
1) Because Of Love
2) What You Do To Me
3) Sexface
4) Bad Dream
5) I've Been Killed
6) Get Yourself Together
7) Obvious Tension
8) Just A Fool
9) City Madness
10) In The Air (Bonus Live Track)
Track Listing
1) Because Of Love
2) What You Do To Me
3) Monster
4) Bad Dream
5) I Will Remember You
6) Get Yourself Together
7) Truth Be Known
8) Just A Fool
9) Can't Get Enough
10) On My Own
Canadian Idol 3: High Notes (2005)
Track #5: "Fortunate Son"
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