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Changes can refer to:

Music

• A jazz term for chord progression

Bands

• Changes (band), an American folk band
• The Changes (band), an American rock band
• Changes (The Monkees album), The Monkees' ninth studio album
• Changes (Christopher Williams album), Christopher Williams (singer) second studio album--210.54.88.169 (talk) 20:22, 2 November 2008 (UTC)
• Changes (R. Carlos Nakai album), an album by R. Carlos Nakai
• Changes (Taylor Horn album), Taylor Horn's third studio album
• Changes (David Bowie album), David Bowie compilation
• Changes (Kelly Osbourne) , Kelly Osbourne's second studio album
• Changes (Vanilla Sky) , Vanilla Sky's third album.

Songs

• "Changes" (2Pac song), a song by Tupac Shakur on his Greatest Hits album
• "Changes" (David Bowie song), a song by David Bowie on his 1971 album Hunky Dory
• "Changes" (Black Sabbath song), a ballad by Black Sabbath, remade as a duet by Kelly and Ozzy Osbourne
• "Changes" (Will Young Song), a song by Will Young on his fourth studio album, Let It Go

• "Changes", a song by Yes on the album 90125
• "Changes", a song by Jimi Hendrix on the album Band of Gypsys
• "Changes", a song by Jane's Addiction
• "Changes", a song by Phil Ochs
• "Changes", a song by Godsmack on the album Faceless
• "Changes", a song by The Zombies on the album Odessey and Oracle
• "Changes", a song by 3 Doors Down on the album Away from the Sun
• "Changes", a song by Sugar on the album Copper Blue
• "Changes", a song by Chris Lake
• "Changes", a song by Ozzy Osbourne and Kelly Osbourne
• "Changes", a song by Moby Grape on their album, Moby Grape
• "Changes", a song by Santana on their album, Zebop!

Television

The Changes (TV series), produced by the BBC in 1975. Also the Changes Trilogy of novels on which the series was based, written by Peter Dickinson.

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