This 1972 A&M release finds Baez, a fixture of the folk scene, incorporating elements of contemporary pop and rock into her sound.
- The album was recorded in London and featured a number of songs Baez had written herself.
- It reached number 101 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- The album was a departure from her earlier work, with a more produced sound and lyrical themes that explored personal relationships alongside social issues.
Joan Baez is a singer-songwriter, a leading figure in the folk revival movement and a lifelong activist. In 1972, she was a well-established artist known for her interpretations of traditional ballads and protest songs.
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