The 1967 album "Wildflowers" features a collection of songs that were written by Collins herself, a departure from her earlier albums which predominantly featured covers.
- "Wildflowers" was produced by Mark Abramson and released on the Elektra Records label.
- The album was reissued on CD by Rhino Records in 2001.
- The album features a cover of "Both Sides, Now", which Collins would later have a hit with.
Judy Collins is a folk singer-songwriter from Denver, Colorado, best known for her interpretive folk recordings. In 1967, she released "Wildflowers," a collection of songs that marked a departure from her earlier, more traditional folk material.
Tracklist
More from Judy Collins
In My Life1966
Judith1975
Who Knows Where the Time Goes1968
Bread and Roses1976
Both Sides Now1998
Colors of the Day – The Best of Judy Collins1972
A Love Letter to Stephen Sondheim2017
Silver Skies Blue2016
Whales & Nightingales1970
Strangers Again2015
Spellbound2022
Live at the Metropolitan Museum of Art2012
