"Believe In You", was featured on one episode of Touched by an Angel and on its soundtrack as well as the 2002 direct-to-video film Kermit's Swamp Years, while Richie Sambora of Bon Jovi was the guest guitarist on the track "Why Don't You Love Me". She also co wrote a song "Right Here All Along" with Carole King, who also performed background vocals on the track. She was nominated as best songwriter at the 2000 Juno Awards. 2001–present: Everybody's Got a Story and further releases In 2001, Marshall released her third album, Everybody's Got a Story. It marked a change in style and sound for Marshall, with a noticeable R&B influence. Her singles "Everybody's Got a Story" and "Sunday Morning After" received some Canadian airplay, and for the album, Marshall worked with the likes of Peter Asher and Billy Mann. Marshall's absence from the music scene was due to legal battles with her record label after she fired her management in 2002. As the disputes over how royalties from the singles are to be apportioned are not yet settled, Marshall is not allowed to reveal the substance of the disputes. In 2003, she released a greatest hits album entitled Intermission: The Singles Collection, which was followed by another greatest hits album, Collections, in 2006. In 2008, yet another greatest hits album, The Steel Box Collection, was released. In a 2012 radio interview, Marshall announced that she was working on a new album. In the interview, she explained to the radio host that "a new CD is in the works", and that she was "hopeful" of its release in 2013, however this did not eventuate. In an article, she said that the record was "70% done". Amanda's career got a huge boost when Elton John named her as an artist he's currently listening to, when he appeared on The Rosie Show. Discography Studio albums Compilations Singles Promotional singles References External links 1972 births Living people Canadian people of Trinidad and Tobago descent The Royal Conservatory of Music alumni Canadian women singer-songwriters Musicians from Toronto Epic Records artists 21st-century Black Canadian women singers Canadian women pop singers 20th-century Black Canadian women singers