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k.d. lang "Constant Craving" Shirt

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Artifact TypeShirt
Date1992

This striped shirt with ruffled cuffs was worn by k.d. lang in the music video for her breakthrough single, “Constant Craving”, from her 1992 album, Ingénue. Loosely based on the 1953 play by Samuel Beckett, Waiting for Godot, in which two characters wait for the arrival of someone who never shows, the song evokes the yearning and desperation that accompany all forms of love. It became an international hit, earning lang a Grammy for “Best Female Vocal Performance” in 1993 and unintentionally inspiring the Rolling Stones’ song, “Anybody Seen My Baby”; lang and Ben Mink were later given a songwriting credit, along with Mick Jagger and Keith Richards.


Donated by k.d. lang

Object number2017.06.36
Photo credit: Don Kennedy
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Photo credit: Don Kennedy
20th Century
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
k.d. lang
1985
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
k.d. lang
1985
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1992
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1992
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Photograph credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1992
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1988
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1989
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1988
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Photo credit: Hayley Robb, courtesy of the National Music Centre
1987
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