Contents:
[1]  Silver Dagger (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                
[2]  East Virginia (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                 
[3]  House Of The Rising Sun (traditional, arranged by J Baez)           
[4]  All My Trials (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                   
[5]  Wildwood Flower (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                           
[6]  Donna Donna (A Zeitlin, S Secunda, A Keuess, T Schwartz)     
[7]  John Riley (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                      
[8]  Rake And Rambling Boy (traditional, arranged by J Baez)             
[9]  Little Moses (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                   
[10]  Mary Hamilton (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                               
[11]  El Preso Numero Nueve (H. Cantorell)                                                  
[12]  Wagoner's Lad (traditional)                                                                     
[13]  The Trees They Do Grow High (traditional)                                         
[14]  The Lily Of The West (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                  
[15]  Silkie (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                              
[16]  Engine 143 (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                    
[17]  Lonesome Road (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                           
[18]  Banks Of The Ohio (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                      
[19]  Pal Of Mine (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                   
[20]  Barbara Allen (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                               
[21]  The Cherry Tree Carol (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                
[22]  Railroad Boy (traditional, arranged by J Baez)                                 
[23]  Plaisir D'Amour

“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)

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