k.d. lang's unmistakable mezzo-soprano is point of pride in Canada. Her inspiring journey from the prairies of Alberta to sharing the stage with legends Roy Orbison, Elton John, and Tony Bennett is the stuff of CanCon folklore. Although she got her start in a Patsy Cline tribute band called The Reclines in 1983, it was the country-inflected pop song “Constant Craving” from her 1992 album Ingénue that launched her to stardom. Dig deeper into the icon's musical history with some lesser-known selections from her dozen studio albums.