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Man Smart, Woman Smarter
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I Never Will Marry
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Barbara Allen
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Silver Dagger
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Fennario
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Oh Freedom
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With God on Our Side
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A Song for David
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The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
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Carry It On
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I Pity the Poor Immigrant
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Diamonds and Rust [Live]
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Love Song to a Stranger [Live]
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Day After Tomorrow [Live]
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Jerusalem [Live]
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How Sweet the Sound [DVD]
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Bonus Materials [DVD][Bonus Track]
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Title:
How Sweet The Sound (cd/dvd)
Artist:
Joan Baez
The first comprehensive documentary to chronicle the private life and public career of one of the truly iconic figures in American music and politics, 'How Sweet the Sound' not only examines the life of Joan Baez but also captures the struggles, dreams and disappointments of an entire generation. The film is replete with riveting, historic material, including footage of Baez's controversial visit to North Vietnam, Martin Luther King, Jr.'s vigil outside the California prison where Joan was jailed for protesting the draft, and never-before-seen film of Joan performing as a teenager at Club 47 in Cambridge, where she launched her career in 1958. In addition, there are interviews with Bob Dylan, David Crosby, Roger McGuinn, the Rev. Jesse Jackson and many others, including a candid conversation between Joan and ex-husband David Harris. But for music fans, the clincher will probably be the numerous unreleased performances on the soundtrack, which includes versions of 'Diamonds and Rust; With God on Our Side; I Pity the Poor Immigrant' (with Bob Dylan); 'Carry It On; A Song for David; The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down; Jerusalem; Love Song to a Stranger', and more. The soundtrack's on the CD; the DVD offers the 82-minute documentary recently shown on PBS with about 40 minutes of bonus content (including conversations with Dar Williams, Vaclav Havel and Steve Earle). And the deluxe package offers both the CD and a DVD with even more bonus content, including interview outtakes with Joan and a never-before-seen 1958 performance. A must-see for anyone interested in the ‘60s.
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Catalog #: WWRAZ860359
UPC: 793018603591
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