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Fran Landesman albums in his back catalogue, but this album fulfilled a promise he made to her to devote an entire album to her songs. In 1996, Fran Landesman appeared on "Desert Island Discs" and requested a supply of cannabis seeds as her luxury item. The BBC received a number of complaints. In the 1970s, Fran Landesman also began writing and publishing poetry. In the UK she became better known for this work than for her songs. She published several volumes of poetry, and performed her work at festivals and on BBC Radio. In the last 10 years of her life, Landesman