Joan Baez

180G Vinyl LP Record

Factory Sealed LP

Joan Baez is one of the most influential performers in folk music history. She was a leading light in the musical protest movement led by Pete Seeger. This brought her into contact with an up-and coming young troubadour named Bob Dylan, whom she met in 1961 in New York's Greenwich Village. Her self-titled debut album, 'Joan Baez', brought her to public attention following her discovery at the 1959 Newport Folk Festival her first professional engagement coinciding with the first festival. A plainly produced, live-sounding vocal and guitar album featuring a repertoire of traditional folk songs, it put Joan firmly on the map. In 2007 she finally picked up a Grammy for lifetime achievement.

Side 1
Silver Dagger
East Virginia
Fare Thee Well
House of the Rising Sun
All My Trails
Wildwood Flower
Donna Donna

Side 2
John Riley
Rake and Rambling Boy
Little Moses
Mary Hamilton
Henry Martin
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