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The First 10 Years
(Baez, Joan,) |
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- She had the public persona of a saint, and a face and voice that captured all the idealism, innocence, and optimism of the '60s folk revival. She wasn't the movement's greatest talent, but her work helped shape all women balladeers who followed. Baez's best youthful work is here, including a host of Dylan songs: "Don't Think Twice," "Gates of Eden," "Farewell Angelina," and "Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word," one of the best songs Dylan wrote but never recorded. Her version of Phil Ochs's "There but for Fortune" is her finest vocal interpretation, a political song that never ceases to move.
- Ghetto
If I Were A Carpenter
Love Is Just A Four-Letter Word
There But For Fortune
John Riley
You Ain't Goin' Nowhere
Mary Hamilton
Manha De Carnaval
If I Knew
With God on Our Side
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right
Geordie
Te Ador
No Expectations
Sweet Sir Galahad
Turquoise
Farewell Angelina
A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall
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NEU Grand LibraryGrnd. Floor (MCD 000592)
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