Joan Baez - 1965 - part1 

I am only 23 and discovered Joan this year. She sings so tenderly, it makes me calm)

me too

I first heard her in 1962. Fell for the voice immediately; an angelic sound with a haunting mix of tremolo and vibratto. Then came Charlotte Church from Wales! Absolutely the best voice I’ve ever heard. But she’s gone into pop stuff. More recently we’ve come to love Sissel Krkjebo, a Norwegian soprano (range = 4 octaves!) and Patricia Janeckova, a Czech/ German soprano, with a voice equal to Charlotte, now transitioning moving opera. Try them!

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Ее я вперные услышал в 60годы .Ее голос очень. заставлял и вдохновлял.

May an 80 y.o. Join in that sentiment?

Également 78 ans, quelle voix, quelle époque, a Joan Baez pour toujours .🕊️😘💞🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️👌💞

72 ans elle a bercé ma jeunesse

I'm 75, many years ago I was teenager and lived at Soviet Union, but I remember her beautiful songs! I heard every day Voice of America broadcastings, and of course, folk singers Pete Seeger, Bob Dylan, Joan Baez and others. Those were the days...

Eddy, how blessed we are to be able to still hear this wonderful pure voice - bless YOU - you have the sensitivity that many lack . . . I wonder how many teenagers have discovered the magic that you have......

I am now 74, and I have been a fan of Joan Baez since I was 20. She has a long time friend in the music business named Judy Collins whom I have followed since chill December's gloom, 1966 when i was walking down the street, no doing anything. I heard that voice wafting out of a record player, and it drew me like the sirens drew Ulysses. I attended one of her concerts in '68 at the Chicago Opera House, one at the Performing Arts Center, Auburn, Washington in '93, and Pier 51 at the Seattle waterfront in 2001. I most highly recommend her. You can find her easily on You Tube.

Same! Simon and Garfunkel got me hooked on folk and folk rock when I was a teenager, and I just discovered Joan this year. Have you listened to Jackson C. Frank?

@@violingirl477 ofc, Frank, Cohen, Dylan, I am familiar with the work of such musicians and with all this woodstock movement, although I will not say that I am a big fan, but I listen to such music from time to time. By the way, a couple of years ago I discovered the early period of Simon and Garfunkel (Tom & Jerry/ Tico And The Triumphs), in the rock and roll spirit of Everly Brothers, Ricky Nelson, Freddy Cannon and all that, it was pretty interesting considering I'm a huge fan of 50s pop music and I listened to probably all the smallest shabby bands of this time and I can probably already, like a neural network, generate all these songs with three chords and phrases like: "oh baby, my peggy/suzy/mary no matter what your name is, oh my little donna, eeny meeny miny shminy mona you were an angel, I was a fool, you were sixteen, I was lonely and blue " anyway, these are soulful songs, love them with all my heart, they saved me in the worst moments of my life. By the way, a few more words about american/ australian folk music: I also listened to folk-country bands like the Seekers, Peter and Mary Paul during my middle school days hahaha.

@@Quentin217 Oh of course I know Judy! now, to be honest, nothing pops up in my head except amazing grace in her performance, but in general I am familiar with her work, she has an amazing vibrato, just like Joan, there are several good songs from Amy Annelle in a similar style, she does not have such a powerful voice but Buckskin Stallion blues is not bad

Is she living now?

She is the most amazing singer. I'll be 72, I saw her at the The Cole Field house at UM. I WAS 21 . SHE SANG WITHOUT SPECIAL ENHANCEMENTS SHE DIDN'T NEED THEM.

@@asmecan4596 yes.

A True musical genius We could use more performers on today's world stage Peace Love Light

I saw her twice live in Connecticut I am so grateful.

Plus a flawless Americana guitar technique , fluid sounding, simple but tricky as hell to pull off while singing, A lot of dedicated practice and natural god given talent . 💖

just like Jewel or Joni Mitchell or Teagan and Sara... Not to mention Emma Paki ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-mQuZfFqOWTU.html

Édit piaf chanteuse française

no voice could be purer, no heart braver...she has cared her entire life...pricelss and precious

Ми абизателно стремимся красавица я типа познакомлю агнетои и с моим сыном

We don't think 82 is that old if your living the good life and in good health!

I just turned 73, and remember so much of the 60s

Hello,how are you doing?

ベトナム反戦の象徴の人、私も歌いました、唯々懐かしい 今 ロシアの行為に 彼女はどう思うんでしょう？

Amen!

Неймовірна, моє захоплення.дякую.

@@user-wd2iu1co1q дякую я з моєї держави України.

Sem processamento digital, pura voz e magnífica.

A Sra tem toda razão. Mas no passado também tivemos ótimos exemplos por aqui: Elizeth Cardoso e no presente Roberta Sá

Someone get this girl a hormonica

Hello,how are you doing?

And today they need millions of lights and thunder and what God knows, to grab the listeners' attention. What has this world become ?!?!?!?!?

아름다운 표현입니다 , Beautiful Expression ,,,,!!!!!

An amazing singer an a lady with principles who stands up for what she believes in

The falsetto is beautiful

@@pamelasheeran3440 Absolutely!!

So amazing to learn that an LA station had such a broad repertoire as to include 'There But For Fortune' which was composed by the great Phil Ochs (who killed himself in 1976). I wonder if that station also played songs by Bob Dylan or covers of his work? Certainly, Donovan's 'Catch the Wind' was a staple on rock stations in the USA and Britain. I recommend that you watch a film (if you haven't) called 'Don't Look Back' , a documentary by the accomplished D. A. Pennebaker, which includes footage of Donovan and Dylan meeting each other as well as Joan Baez in the mix as it is a film covering Dylan's first tour of England circa 1965. Dylan and Baez are included together in many scenes as she accompanied him there.

You should add the great and inforgettable Phil Ochs, IMO. For me, it's the 3 of them.

@@josephmassone7379 I utterly agree of course.

As one guy I met when I lived in the US whom had seen her live in that blessed era once told me: you could have hear a pin drop!! How jealous I am of these people who could SEE her in that time...

Reminds me of the days when i was a child 7ys old. Now I have retired makes me wonder did that train my brain to think about ways to look after others. Using my eyes and my ears at the start of a project to make sure I did my way then to assist everone who did things to look after those people who looked after the person. Watching, listening. Ask gently repeat that to confirm yes it was right or wrong.. Further and further aloung the "line" was in their ways to able look after the person. Then the team was able to do their best to look after the person at the start. When it was finished. Then check it again. That was the start for the next project for the next. A protect for me or others. Jk ex project manager in Ireland. I wonder. That was one of the many songs peoms and reading that assisted me looking after, my family.? In my ways

They don't come easy that's for sure but there is still a few of them out there.

Yes, I'm 79 now, but she had me crying when I was 19 years old back in 1963. I've loved her for 60 years.

all the same here!!!

Hello,how are you doing?

You're right

I agree the most talented of them all, voice guitar lyrics

Yup. Beyond words beautiful. A miracle. No frills. Just Joan. (pun intended)

And, a lovely smile.

What a song writer, artist.

joan baez website

Raw Zen But will she speak out against black on black crime in the country of South Chicago? Will she be a truth seeker, even if it means crossing the political aisle at times?

Danielchai S It is no longer up to these celebrities to fix things. Most celebrities are agents working for hidden sources. It is our duty to shine the light on the "Black and white" crime that has split the minds of the masses on the "checker board" of mind control. The people must wake up and take this information age seriously so that we can "sun block" the dark light coming from these "entities" that see "humans" as their daily vitamin.

Raw Zen indeed!!!

That was then, now is now. -- the liberal Democrat is as washed up as Joan, Dylan, Emmy Lou and Dolly. -- now it's a drug world, and cry baby sanctuary cities, while homeless Americans are dying buy the dozens. Vietnam made Boeing and GM Billions, Thanks JFK LBJ Democrats all.--- How fricking rich do the guitar bangers need to be anymore.

Me too, both are a part of my life, not in america, but in Europet 🙏oo

Just listening to this performance makes me cry, makes me reflective but mostly that I regret never seeing her perform live.

@@nickhind5672 I feel the same. I'm in the mood for crying .

Hello,how are you doing?

I loved her music from the first time I heard her sing. It was soon after Woodstock, and Odetta was on the same disc. I bought everything from vinyl to cd's, I did not always agree with her Liberal views but have loved her music always.

@@bettyebarker3249 Me too, where are you from?

Now 80 years old

I have all the early vinyls, couldn’t ever part with them.

true

Recien la escucho y me impresionó la "profundidad" de su voz. La acabo de descubrir al ver su nombre subtitulado en una serie de mi adolescencia con el sonido de FOREVER JOUNG Como fondo musical de un capítulo. Y como cereza del pastel...se parece a una chica que admiré mucho hace años atrás, por eso mismo, por su belleza, mezclada, exótica, interior y exterior. Caray que sorpresas da la vida.

And to uplift

William Hunter Same happens to me!

Her voice and songs reach and touch my deepest soul.

Care, if you add the lyrics to the melody and her voice, your pleasure will be greater.

William Hunter I thought I was the only one... My mum used to sing her songs when I was a kid.

Hello,how are you doing?

Hello,how are you doing?

She loved Dylan as well. It was around the mid-1960's when they were involved in a romance for a while.

They are soulmates. He was stupid to let her go.

oh man !! what a truth.

dude and dudetes Joan is the god damn fuckn coolest that ever exusted.

Exactamente, así era antes.

I cannot argue with the OP. Songs were written on real life experiences and performed so the artists could both heal, and heal others who related to the topical content. And sure, it was nice to make a bit of money off the back of it but it was genuine. You do get artists these days like this, but they are quite swamped by the noise of mainstream radio. You just have to search a little harder to find them but they are there. Lisa Hannigan is one such example. Go check her out. You won't regret it.

M6m7

The Peter Paul and Mary Era mate, so glad we were born in this era of understanding Lyrics and enjoying meaning to songs. well said mate.

Few people at the time knew she was Hispanic. Until she played a club owned by a Racist owner in the early 60's. He told her to get out. A young up and comer named Zimmerman said," If she can't play, neither will I." Mr. Dylan was very famous at the time. Needless to say the Club owner changed his mind very quickly.

YES! I agree, she deserves the Nobel Peace Prize

💓

Agree absolutely!

Esta señora estaba peleada con el agua y el jabón y gracias a ella y algunas como ella, sufrimos hoy en día las gilipolleces de la Agenda 2030,los chiringuitos del "clima" Climático y la plaga del nazi feminismo y chanchullos LGTBI.

downvoted with extreme prejudice

а ты языка не ловишь)

Я, так понимаю, это 65 год и эта девушка уже бабушка, если жива ещё

Душою з Вамi.. 🇺🇦

Rușii se duc la 'plajă!Oare ce o fi în capetele lor ignorante?