Which Stevie Nicks album includes the Goodall-inspired song Jane?

Stevie Nicks included the Goodall-inspired song “Jane” on her 1994 album Street Angel.

Nicks wrote the song for Jane Goodall, whose research and conservation work had made her an international symbol of compassion for animals. Nicks said she was inspired by Goodall’s commitment to protecting wildlife and by the scientist’s emotional connection to chimpanzees. The song was first known as “Jane’s Song” before being released under the shorter title “Jane.”

Nicks debuted the song at an International Tribute to Jane Goodall in Dallas on 25 October 1991, several years before Street Angel appeared. On the standard edition of the album, “Jane” is the final track. Street Angel became Nicks’s fifth solo studio album and was released in 1994.

The title can cause confusion because Nicks had several major solo albums with animal- or nature-adjacent imagery, including Bella Donna, The Wild Heart, and Rock a Little. None of those three contains this Goodall tribute; the relevant album is Street Angel.