Description
“Joan Baez was exactly what the folk scene needed: a striking young raven-haired beauty with a sweet, pure voice ….she turned a new younger generation onto folk music…her debut albums reflected what was happening on the campuses and in coffee-houses…no wonder Bob Dylan initially idolised her – his own rise would have been impossible without her” (Mojo – ultimate music companion)
- [1] Silver Dagger (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 2:31
- [2] East Virginia (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:42
- [3] House Of The Rising Sun (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 2:55
- [4] All My Trials (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 4:38
- [5] Wildwood Flower (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 2:37
- [6] Donna Donna (A. Zeitlin, S. Secunda, A. Keuess, T. Schwartz) 3:13
- [7] John Riley (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:53
- [8] Rake And Rambling Boy (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 1:57
- [9] Little Moses (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:29
- [10] Mary Hamilton (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 5:57
- [11] El Preso Numero Nueve (H. Cantorell) 2:49
- [12] Wagoner’s Lad (traditional) 2:12
- [13] The Trees They Do Grow High (traditional) 2:58
- [14] The Lily Of The West (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:20
- [15] Silkie (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:59
- [16] Engine 143 (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:33
- [17] Lonesome Road (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 2:21
- [18] Banks Of The Ohio (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:08
- [19] Pal Of Mine (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 2:49
- [20] Barbara Allen (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 4:18
- [21] The Cherry Tree Carol (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 3:29
- [22] Railroad Boy (traditional, arranged by J. Baez) 2:29
- [23] Plaisir D’Amour (copyright control) 3:09
