1944 Born Judith Lynne Sill on October 7th in Studio City, LA.
1966 As her second marriage, Sill marries Robert Maurice “Bob” Harris on April 27 in Clark County, Nevada.
1969 Sill is hired by the Turtles to write songs such as “Lady-O” for $35 a week for their publishing company, Blimp Music.
1970 Sill begins touring with Crosby & Nash, Cat Stevens, Gordon Lightfoot, and Tom Paxton as an opener.
1971 Judee Sill is released on September 15th as the first album under David Geffen’s Asylum label.
1972 Sill divorces with Robert Maurice “Bob” Harris.
1973 Heart Food is released under Asylum records, produced by Sill and Henry Lewry.
1974 Sill records the demos (seen on Dreams Come True, 2005) for an unreleased third album at Michael Nesmith’s studio.
1979 Sill passes away from a drug overdose on November 23, 1979, at her apartment on Morrison Street in North Hollywood.