Description
180 gram vinyl
One of the most accomplished folksingers of theSixties, Joan Baez (born Joan Chandos Báez,in Staten Island, New York, on January 9, 1941)was an instrumental figure in the decadeâscivil rights movement. Possessing an operaticsoprano voice with a strong vibrato, shecrossed over from folk to rock and country whilemaintaining a politically charged out in Boston and Cambridge, Baezfirst gained recognition at the 1959 NewportFolk Festival. Still musically active, she has leftan indelible mark on the 1960 to 1964, Baez was the popular faceof folk music, headlining festivals and concerttours and singing at political events, includingthe August 1963 march on Washington. Duringthis period, she began to champion the work offolk songwriter Bob repertoire gradually moved fromAppalachian songs and traditional materialtoward the socially conscious work of theemerging generation of â60s artists like Dylan
Additional Details
Label: WaxTime In Color
Genre: World
Run Time: 40 mins
Release Date: 09/13/19
UPC: 8436559466288
