album · May 12, 1964
The Judy Collins Concert
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folksinger-songwriter
This 1964 live album captures Judy Collins during her ascent, showcasing her early interpretive folk style.
- Recorded live at Town Hall in New York City, the album features a mix of traditional folk songs and contemporary compositions. It was originally released by Elektra Records. The album was the first of Collins' releases to chart on the Billboard 200, reaching number 44.
- The tracklist includes standout performances of "The Cruel Mother" and "Maid of Constant Sorrow."
- Collins' liner notes for the album detail her personal connection to each song and the context of her performances.
Judy Collins is a folk singer-songwriter and activist, best known for her interpretive folk music. At the time of this 1964 release, she was emerging as a significant voice in the Greenwich Village folk scene.
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