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July 7, 1966, Vol. XI, No. 38
Joan Baez, Untrained Voice of Confidence
By James Kempton
She never stumbles
She's got no place to fall
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(Razor and Tie/Proper, DVD and CD)This is a welcome rarity, a CD and DVD set that deserves to be heard and viewed, in contrast to those dire packages in which the "bonus" DVD consists of badly shot concert footage. This DVD is an impressive PBS documentary celebrating Baez's 50-year career, with rare footage and interviews with David Crosby, Steve Earle and even Bob Dylan, matched with frank, revealing and personal commentary by Baez...
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From guardian.co.uk
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As folk-rock supplanted acoustic sounds in the mid-'60s, Joan Baez went in a slightly different direction than most of her contemporaries, collaborating for a trio of LPs with classical composer Peter Schickele, better known at the time by his comic alter ego P.D.Q. Bach. The last of these albums, Baptism, is easily the oddest of the trio.
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From thedailypage.com
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TO ANYONE with an interest in the political and cultural upheavals of the Sixties or simply in Joan Baez, this is highly recommended. The CD features unreleased performances of classic material but the documentary footage is a revelation: reels of ...
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From search.live.com
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US singers Joan Baez, Lou Reed and Suzanne Vega performed Saturday at a concert in Prague paying homage to former Czech president Vaclav Havel, a hero of the Velvet Revolution 20 years ago."These artists, passionate about freedom, were in solidarity with us at the darkest time," Havel, 73, said at the start of the concert at an old church transformed into a cultural centre."They continue to be loyal to us," said the playwright and former...
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From france24.com
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