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JOAN BAEZ - The Best of Joan C. Baez (1993)
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With the advent of the '70s, Joan Baez's music began to change. Her passionate commitment to human rights never wavered, but her romance with country music cooled, and message oriented, political songs began to interest her less. Instead, Baez began taking a decidedly more pop route. She began to sing more about personal experiences, her own songs beginningto reflect love, loss, and other issues surrounding the human condition. A rich and eclectic collection of 12 songs recorded during Baez's tenure with A&M Records, THE BEST OF showcases the folk singer in this period of artistic transition, displaying her ability to adapt to the changes wrought by a new decade.On "Please Come to Boston" she croons sadly,"I said no. Would you come home please.".. However, a more self-evidently optimistic tone is reflected in the Spanish tinged ballad, "Gracias A La Vida (Here's to Life)", and her famous rendition of Robbie Robertson's "The Night They DroveOl' Dixie Down" is more upbeat and danceable than The Band's original version.
01. Diamonds And Rust
02. Forever Young
03. Prison Trilogy
04. Simple Twist Of Fate
05. Never Dreamed You'd Leave In Summer
06. Love Song To A Stranger
07. Please Come To Boston
08. Children And All That Jazz
09. Sweeter For Me
10. Imagine
11. Gracias A La Vida (Here's To Life)
12. Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
Post je objavljen 15.12.2006. u 17:17 sati.