I have loved and followed Joan's music since I was 15 years old. I am now 63 and last saw here in concert a few years ago in Philadelphia. She still makes beautiful music and I can tell she is very comfortable on stage. What a lovely person. Thank you, Joan
I went to Woodstock primarily to see Joan Baez as lived in Kansas City where she never came - I got so close to the stage I could see her beautiful complexion. I'm half Native.
For some reason, for which I have no explanation, I decided to browse a music site for Joan Baez. I haven't listened to her for many years but that voice took me back to places long ago, happy places where everything was great and I didn't have a care in the world. Now I have a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye remembering those who are no longer with me but I can recall them all with that beautiful Baez voice.
Thanks for posting this...I remember as a 9-year-old boy, my mom took me to a Joan Baez concert at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, a lovely outdoor venue in the hills. It was 1979, I think. My mom feared I would be squirming, but I was captivated, actually kind of stunned. Joan came out with only her guitar, and she had us all in the palm of her hand. We had good seats, and my mom pointed out Hollywood stars to me that I did not know (Robert Redford, etc). I have been a Joan fan ever since. My politics turned libertarian, which has a lot of that social lefty in it, but I have always been a fan and will always be. Joan is the real deal, not a pretender.
Perfect, a moving description of Joan Baez`s charisma, this more than rare human being. She has us all in the palm of her hand even now on her 78s. Because the power of her immense, deep love is timeless. If there is one word to describe this undescribable woman, this word is Love. God bless you forever, Joan Baez.
The most beautiful voice I've ever heard in the 60's. Thsnks Joan, for your songs and messages. I'm an activist too, thanks to the 60s movement, defending the rights of people like me, with psichosocial disabilities
I never heard of Joan Baez. I stumbled upon her music looking for "great woman singers". I watched, "Diamonds and Dust" and loved her voice. watch this documentary and I'm blown away! What a wonderful, phenomenal, "human being" Thanks for sharing.
Well I always knew about "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" but that was about it. Grew up in the 70's and never really heard of "Joan Baez", just that song. Fast forward to my days of heavy metal in the 80's and one of my favorite songs was "Diamonds and Rust" by Judas Priest. Years later I mellowed much and was searching for "that Dixie song" and bought Joans album. Lo and behold I heard "D & R" on it and was immediately floored by it. Don't listen to Priest's version anymore but I'm still smitten by Joan's. Only now do I know the full story behind it, and her story to fame, or being "well known". Incredible.
I can remember my parents who are from Jamaica playing Joan Baez songs regular back in the late 60/70s. A true intellect with her love of the Human Race, together with her beautiful vocals demonstrates how special this lady is. Joan has to be amongst the finest female vocalist's of the 20th century...
After listening to 'Diamonds and Dust' I really have no idea why Bob Dylan called her poetry 'awful'.. It's a shame she's not more recognized now for her songs and huge humanitarian work!
Because Dylan is selfish and has a huge ego. After she boosted him from a coffee house act to national attention, he didn't even invite her on stage during the tour of England.
@@Will-Max He's a pretty good songwriter, but that is ALL. Her voice is so much better. He did her wrong. I'm glad she broke free of him(quite frankly!)
I always thought he referred to his own poetry as lousy within the conversion they had on the phone that inspired the song “‘my poetry was lousy’ you said”
Thank you so so much artfrod, for this sharing. May we deserve joan Baez among us for the years to come. We still need the beauty, goodness, the greatness of heart and intelligence, the more then rare soul of this unique, precious human being named for a while Joan Baez. But who could perfectly be named simply LOVE. The voice to the voiceless, to the poor, to the weak, to the suffering, to the forgotten , for more than six decades. Unshakeable activism on behalf of every living being on earth. Where there is a cause there is a Baez. BUT WHOEVER TREASURES FREEDOM, LIKE A JOAN BAEZ HAS LEARN TO FLY. God bless your fight and your flight forever , dearest Joan Baez.
Heaven is shining in this extraordinary creature!...Always!....A true Human Being, and a supreme Artist! A musical Legend!... Thanks, my dear sister of the planet! A warm hug from Rome!
I wasn't there---in Washington-----but in Denver, I watched it & Dr King's speech. I had tears, listening to that great, good man. ------------------------Wolfsky9
I loved this documentary and am grateful to comment on a woman whose life reflects roundedness and integrity. It reflects clearly in her eyes and her demeanor. The fruits of her life reveal a special person.
Wonderful presentation. Joan was the role model for many of the great female singers that I like; all of them wanted to BE Joan. They later discovered their own individual talents and how powerful they were as themselves. And I guess what they all have in common is their honesty.
Her music became more beautiful and meaningful for me over the years; she started somewhere in the middle and move up the ranks closer to the top in my mind. I did not realise the music, the protests we heard of from far away, some of it only years later, came from a person of such integrity, such depth, such a beautiful soul.
Been in love with Joan for over 50 years and finally got to see her in concert here in 2013 and 2015, saw her 4 times in Melbourne Australia and got to meet her twice - I got the most wonderful loving hugs from her - she is such an amazing woman, amazing human and wonderful soul.
Joan Baez is not only one of the most foremost artist's of her time but of all time musically. Her contributions are timeless. I love her intellectual messages mixed with beautiful music. Her voice hasn't seemed to even change at all, she is amazing.
What a beautiful tribute to a wonderful and talented lady! Thanks so much for sharing her story. May God continue to bless her always. May we keep her message of peace without violence alive!
oh, I love that woman ! she is amazingly strong and courageous and at the some time the most soft and touching and emotional and funny and beautiful person and that voice... Thank you God for Joan ! Thank you Joan for being there for us!
Joan, you are an amazing woman! I admire you, your music, your voice and what you believe in. Thank you for what you give to women like me.........Thank you
Nothing will be too much in retribution to a life with more than 60 years of unshakable activism, uttermost talent at the service to humankind. A more than rare heart and soul dedicated to the voiceless, to the weak, to the rejected to the persecuted, to the forgotten, and to art itself. If there is one word that could define you, dearest and blessed Joan Baez, this word is LOVE. Love and gratitude, forever, from Brazil.
Just beautiful- thank you, Joanny for your service to mankind - to bringing peace closer to being realized someday within this world- Bless you in every way- lots of love xoxo ❤️
People need to know she is even more amazing than they know as she is a French speaker and has been singing in French, also Basque (I think her dad's ancestors were Basque?) but anyway, her talent is multi faceted, she regularly gives interviews and concerts in French speaking countries. Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary about her.
I love Joan Baez. I feel so privileged to have seen her in a concert at the now disappeared Universal Amphitheatre. She is truly one of the best singers that has ever lived. Few artists can match the beauty of her voice let alone her songwriting. Even more importantly, few artists have her courage, kindness and integrity.Joan Baez rocks!!!
Thank you Ms. Baez, for your gifts to the world! I follow you around Cambridge the summer of 1959; the first time Harvard let women attend school there. So I studied very hard and then went to whichever coffee house Joan Baez was gracing with her bell-like voice that evening. I will never forget her white, pleated skirt and black top. I wasn't a stalker, just a devoted fan....forever.
Joan is a perfect example that love is judged by the conscience of its character, the demonstration of its actions and the quality of its deeds. A star burning bright that shows without hope there is no life but without love life has no quality. If we are not afarid to lose something then we no longer value it. Keep shining Joan!
Catlover tea4 Obama was a huge con artist.He came along right st the perfect time.White elite were looking for a black male that was light skinned and could speak well so that they could use him to rid themselves of the guilt that they had over what many generations before had done to black folks.And honestly they also used him to project a I was never racist image..A way to bail out of all white folks are hateful and racist..Obama is a very smart man and knew this.Black will never get over what was done to them.Ever.Unless a lot of white blood spills.Then maybe.If it happened to my people I would feel the same way.Might as well tell the truth.Obama probably never liked Dylan but he knows that generation does.Another way of keeping as many Democratic votes in their pocket.But a lot of folks are getting off of that plantation.Many thousands of people that voted for Obama went out and voted for Trump..Did they turn back into racists..lol..No they are waking up from their indoctrinated sleep..Last chance America.Or be Sweden\Germany
she is an angel sent to us with an angelic voice telling us the truth trough her music she loves the human kind very much she put no make up she is natural beauty. she sing about the opprest people trougout the world until now she never got a recognition but she is in my heart in my mind and millions people of the world. she is great she is serving us without anything she for reward a very intelligent and brave woman. I love you very much Joan.
Joana Barry, 🎸🎤🎼🎼🎼,je félicite votre fils👱 de comprendre,les capacités que vous avez participer le changement.Vous avez posé une Pierre lumineuse,💡par des chansons voix d'exception unique,qui sans doute source de vie poétique romantique sur le chemin d'un engagements malgré vos difficultés rencontrées, des droits du respect de tout Citoyenneté que tu porte l'Esprit des couleurs, d'être humaines...Avec une meilleure façon de porter attention⚠ en douceur🌏🌍🌐,merci,thanks you, koszonom, , Gracias, Aitah, tak, Danke, Dank u, Takkula, obrigado, cnacn6o, Grazie,tact, Diaradieuf,Nisguer,Nithier,existera.... Votre courage en temps là,pour une femme affirmer jusqu'à s'exprimer bravo🤞🤞🙌👏👏👏🙏🥰sans oublier l'équipe qui vous ont soutenu.bonne confinement. 🌹💐🌷✨🌺💜
cool. I guess I grew up on your songs friend just never knew all of your activistism. Your 45 I'd listen to was "Oh Happy Day". Thank you for all of your hard work & love for our generation.
You did it in my father's generation during the Vietnam war when there were riots and the country was at a low point, God sent messengers like you to sing for us,I believe he will need you to answer one more call...
Excellent documentary.. You can always feel the passion in Joan's music..i truly agree with Joan family is so important.. Spending quality time with your love one's is paramount.. Peace.
This legend that she is has graced this world with love in action and still does. Had a crush on her at age 12 and I still do.I learned so much more about her in this documentary.Thanking God for her life and influence.
Is there any area or topic that Joan has not sung of? From the 60's to now. What a legend, and she still speaks and writes songs that makes justice shine out of dark corners.
"I was born gifted, I can speak of my gifts with little or no modesty, but with tremendous gratitude, precisely because they are gifts, and not things which I created, or actions about which I might be proud"And a Voice To Sing: A Memoir 1987
I have loved her music and her politics and her as a person since I bought her early folk albums when I was a teenager and I fall in love with her all over again every time I see her in a doco or listen to her music
She says that fans expressed that they feel they've known her all their life, and she laughs at the irony that they don't know her at all, but I dare to differ. Through her music she, and all artists, reveal themselves, and where she has exposed realities of thought and feeling about herself, about social injustice - fans identify and relate, so goes the connection. The relationship between artist and fan IS an intimate bond. Music connects emotions.
Wow. Now that ive seen this doco I remember hearing her growing up and through the years. Never really knew anything about her until watching you tube tonight.
We finally had a chance to hear Joan in person last year. Her voice is still incredible, and she continues to be true to herself. Loved that she came on stage with a "Nasty Woman" t-shirt, and her back were the "Bad Hombres." It's not often a voice this special comes along, and I was lucky a few weeks back to stumble across a sealed out of print edition of the Mobile Fidelity remaster of Diamonds and Rust. It seems to work it's way into our listening sessions more often than not.
Cand eram student,ascultam Joan Baez,fara sa stiu nimic altceva decat ca-mi placea vocea ei(1970) Dupa 50 de ani,vocea ei mi se pare si mai frumoasa,si mai profunda.Respect J.B!
Growing up in the '60's was amazing ... so much going on everywhere. I was and am still a huge Joan Baez fan. She never had a record out that I didn't have. The same with Buffy Saint Marie. Loved them both. I think I saw and heard Joan Baez singing on a hill at the Berkeley Campus one late afternoon/early evening ... watched her from a distance, because I was only in high school and had snuck out to Berkley With another girl I went to school with. I stood and watched this beautiful young woman with such an amazing soft and clear voice, playing her guitar. Never forgot it and that was many, many, many years ago. Ha ... I remember well the coffee houses. My hometown in Calif. had one called "The Collectors".
The first time I saw and heard Joan Baez was somewhere in Westchester County, where at the end of the concert she signed on her sister's tummy. Second time was in Boston, where she was better known than Bob Dylan.
So good to hear how Joan Baez really felt and to lay witness to a great courageous woman who did what she believed regardless of the consequence. Left me bawling for all of our losses, then and now.
You know,I had a picture of this Lady whilst I was in Viet Nam.To me she was and still is a beautiful lady.I never got to see or hear her sing.I still admire her a lot.The only part that really hurt me about her,I was watching an interview of Jane Fonda on tv one night,they showed her sitting on an antiacraft gun with a ARMY hat on,a North Vietnamese hatchet panned the camera a little to the right,and there stood Joan Biaz.That hurt,but I've gotten over it,but she's still a beautiful lady....old nam marine.!
I have loved and followed Joan's music since I was 15 years old. I am now 63 and last saw here in concert a few years ago in Philadelphia. She still makes beautiful music and I can tell she is very comfortable on stage. What a lovely person. Thank you, Joan
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I went to Woodstock primarily to see Joan Baez as lived in Kansas City where she never came - I got so close to the stage I could see her beautiful complexion. I'm half Native.
You are my hero
Oh I do envy you!
For some reason, for which I have no explanation, I decided to browse a music site for Joan Baez. I haven't listened to her for many years but that voice took me back to places long ago, happy places where everything was great and I didn't have a care in the world. Now I have a lump in my throat and a tear in my eye remembering those who are no longer with me but I can recall them all with that beautiful Baez voice.
We all meet up again David, Spirit never dies....
Thank You, Sir.
Are you old enough to remember the 1960s? What did you think of that time compared to today?
Thanks for posting this...I remember as a 9-year-old boy, my mom took me to a Joan Baez concert at the Greek Theatre in Los Angeles, a lovely outdoor venue in the hills. It was 1979, I think. My mom feared I would be squirming, but I was captivated, actually kind of stunned. Joan came out with only her guitar, and she had us all in the palm of her hand.
We had good seats, and my mom pointed out Hollywood stars to me that I did not know (Robert Redford, etc). I have been a Joan fan ever since. My politics turned libertarian, which has a lot of that social lefty in it, but I have always been a fan and will always be. Joan is the real deal, not a pretender.
Perfect, a moving description of Joan Baez`s charisma, this more than rare human being. She has us all in the palm of her hand even now on her 78s. Because the power of her immense, deep love is timeless. If there is one word to describe this undescribable woman, this word is Love. God bless you forever, Joan Baez.
The most beautiful voice I've ever heard in the 60's. Thsnks Joan, for your songs and messages. I'm an activist too, thanks to the 60s movement, defending the rights of people like me, with psichosocial disabilities
I never heard of Joan Baez. I stumbled upon her music looking for "great woman singers". I watched, "Diamonds and Dust" and loved her voice. watch this documentary and I'm blown away! What a wonderful, phenomenal, "human being" Thanks for sharing.
*Rust, not Dust. ...
Glad you found her....
artfrob
Now go look for Phil Ochs. Joan sang one of his songs called "There But for Fortune." Phil was quite the protest singer in his day.
Well I always knew about "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" but that was about it. Grew up in the 70's and never really heard of "Joan Baez", just that song. Fast forward to my days of heavy metal in the 80's and one of my favorite songs was "Diamonds and Rust" by Judas Priest. Years later I mellowed much and was searching for "that Dixie song" and bought Joans album. Lo and behold I heard "D & R" on it and was immediately floored by it.
Don't listen to Priest's version anymore but I'm still smitten by Joan's. Only now do I know the full story behind it, and her story to fame, or being "well known". Incredible.
My goodness, I knew about her back in the 60's, but plain never paid close attention. I am now in blind love with her. What a woman!!! What a life!!!!
I had all those records, and played them over and over again! Am loving this documentary!!
The video is a true treasure. For over 50 years the songs of Joan Baez have inspired all who cared to listen. Thanks for posting!
She leads by example. Glad I was able to upload ....
I can remember my parents who are from Jamaica playing Joan Baez songs regular back in the late 60/70s. A true intellect with her love of the Human Race, together with her beautiful vocals demonstrates how special this lady is. Joan has to be amongst the finest female vocalist's of the 20th century...
After listening to 'Diamonds and Dust' I really have no idea why Bob Dylan called her poetry 'awful'.. It's a shame she's not more recognized now for her songs and huge humanitarian work!
Because Dylan is selfish and has a huge ego. After she boosted him from a coffee house act to national attention, he didn't even invite her on stage during the tour of England.
@@Will-Max He's a pretty good songwriter, but that is ALL. Her voice is so much better. He did her wrong. I'm glad she broke free of him(quite frankly!)
RUST...not dust.
Maybe because he loved her and was in awe of her but his testosterones wouldn't let him admit it.The male ego story.So simple.
I always thought he referred to his own poetry as lousy within the conversion they had on the phone that inspired the song “‘my poetry was lousy’ you said”
Thank you so so much artfrod, for this sharing. May we deserve joan Baez among us for the years to come. We still need the beauty, goodness, the greatness of heart and intelligence, the more then rare soul of this unique, precious human being named for a while Joan Baez. But who could perfectly be named simply LOVE. The voice to the voiceless, to the poor, to the weak, to the suffering, to the forgotten , for more than six decades. Unshakeable activism on behalf of every living being on earth. Where there is a cause there is a Baez. BUT WHOEVER TREASURES FREEDOM, LIKE A JOAN BAEZ HAS LEARN TO FLY. God bless your fight and your flight forever , dearest Joan Baez.
Heaven is shining in this extraordinary creature!...Always!....A true Human Being, and a supreme Artist! A musical Legend!... Thanks, my dear sister of the planet! A warm hug from Rome!
thank Joan you are an example to be a human being open in mind and heart beautiful soul
that is the voice of a century, musical, political and human.
I wasn't there---in Washington-----but in Denver, I watched it & Dr King's speech. I had tears, listening to that great, good man. ------------------------Wolfsky9
I loved this documentary and am grateful to comment on a woman whose life reflects roundedness and integrity. It reflects clearly in her eyes and her demeanor. The fruits of her life reveal a special person.
I never really new about her. I truly love her, she has given us a part of her without asking us for more. Thank you Joan!
Wonderful presentation. Joan was the role model for many of the great female singers that I like; all of them wanted to BE Joan. They later discovered their own individual talents and how powerful they were as themselves. And I guess what they all have in common is their honesty.
Her music became more beautiful and meaningful for me over the years; she started somewhere in the middle and move up the ranks closer to the top in my mind. I did not realise the music, the protests we heard of from far away, some of it only years later, came from a person of such integrity, such depth, such a beautiful soul.
Been in love with Joan for over 50 years and finally got to see her in concert here in 2013 and 2015, saw her 4 times in Melbourne Australia and got to meet her twice - I got the most wonderful loving hugs from her - she is such an amazing woman, amazing human and wonderful soul.
Joan Baez is not only one of the most foremost artist's of her time but of all time musically. Her contributions are timeless. I love her intellectual messages mixed with beautiful music. Her voice hasn't seemed to even change at all, she is amazing.
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What a beautiful tribute to a wonderful and talented lady! Thanks so much for sharing her story. May God continue to bless her always. May we keep her message of peace without violence alive!
oh, I love that woman ! she is amazingly strong and courageous and at the some time the most soft and touching and emotional and funny and beautiful person and that voice... Thank you God for Joan ! Thank you Joan for being there for us!
Powerful words.true honest song.mix with beautiful voice. Joan is favourite for all time.
오 Joan Baez ,내 사랑..실재로 한번도 본적은 없지만 그녀의 노래와 삶은 나의 사랑이 되었다.내 스타일.건강하게 오래사세요.. my love,my style. thank u for your living at the same age of mine.
what an inspiration to all folk artists- she set the bar with her fingerpicking style i think. beautiful voice too.
Flawless! What a voice...and what a body of work all around. Thank you for sharing.
We would love to host her in India.
Why not ask, maybe she would accept your invitation.....
She looks like an Indian woman really Her father is from Mexico
thank you,thank you,thank you for doing this documentary on my favorite singer
Glad I was allowed to upload it...
?Do you have more documentarys on joan baez
This is all I have Nili.....
ok.thanks
Joan, you are an amazing woman! I admire you, your music, your voice and what you believe in. Thank you for what you give to women like me.........Thank you
Nothing will be too much in retribution to a life with more than 60 years of unshakable activism, uttermost talent at the service to humankind. A more than rare heart and soul dedicated to the voiceless, to the weak, to the rejected to the persecuted, to the forgotten, and to art itself. If there is one word that could define you, dearest and blessed Joan Baez, this word is LOVE. Love and gratitude, forever, from Brazil.
Just beautiful- thank you, Joanny for your service to mankind - to bringing peace closer to being realized someday within this world- Bless you in every way- lots of love xoxo ❤️
People need to know she is even more amazing than they know as she is a French speaker and has been singing in French, also Basque (I think her dad's ancestors were Basque?) but anyway, her talent is multi faceted, she regularly gives interviews and concerts in French speaking countries. Thank you for sharing this beautiful documentary about her.
She ia a beautiful lady singer with a beautiful distinctive voice ... She is even more beautiful now... GBU Joan Baez..
Wow what a strong woman with a voice that was heaven sent. LIke an angel
In her case "strong women" is another way of saying she's a "thinks she knows it all bitch". Nothing against her music; just her.
When I first heard her in the early 70s, I WAS AWESTRUCK. The song was Joe Hill. She sounded like an angel.
Corinne Yaworski ü
I love Joan Baez. I feel so privileged to have seen her in a concert at the now disappeared Universal Amphitheatre. She is truly one of the best singers that has ever lived. Few artists can match the beauty of her voice let alone her songwriting. Even more importantly, few artists have her courage, kindness and integrity.Joan Baez rocks!!!
what more can possibly be said about this stunning singer? Compared to the crap being played today, she's ineffable.
I got a friend who sings R&B and he doesn't think she's that good. Modern day artists lack to see talent even if it hit them in the head.
I think you would enjoy listening to Weyes Blood
A testimony of courage and talent thanks Joan.
Grew up in Carmel. Went to her Peace School. Friend's mom was her secretary. This is great. Many thanks.
Thank you Ms. Baez, for your gifts to the world! I follow you around Cambridge the summer of 1959; the first time Harvard let women attend school there. So I studied very hard and then went to whichever coffee house Joan Baez was gracing with her bell-like voice that evening. I will never forget her white, pleated skirt and black top. I wasn't a stalker, just a devoted fan....forever.
Joan is a perfect example that love is judged by the conscience of its character, the demonstration of its actions and the quality of its deeds. A star burning bright that shows without hope there is no life but without love life has no quality. If we are not afarid to lose something then we no longer value it. Keep shining Joan!
Stewart Rood beautifully said.
I'm still trying to understand why she wasn't honored by Obama for influencing social change by way of her music. Dylan was instead.
You think Obama really gives a fuck about Bob Dylan? It's about perception and public image, just like every other politician. He's not special.
alphabetsoup342 Dylan is a Jew. It was a good time for the president to present an award to him.
Catlover tea4 Obama was a huge con artist.He came along right st the perfect time.White elite were looking for a black male that was light skinned and could speak well so that they could use him to rid themselves of the guilt that they had over what many generations before had done to black folks.And honestly they also used him to project a I was never racist image..A way to bail out of all white folks are hateful and racist..Obama is a very smart man and knew this.Black will never get over what was done to them.Ever.Unless a lot of white blood spills.Then maybe.If it happened to my people I would feel the same way.Might as well tell the truth.Obama probably never liked Dylan but he knows that generation does.Another way of keeping as many Democratic votes in their pocket.But a lot of folks are getting off of that plantation.Many thousands of people that voted for Obama went out and voted for Trump..Did they turn back into racists..lol..No they are waking up from their indoctrinated sleep..Last chance America.Or be Sweden\Germany
Listen to the song “you don’t have to play me backwards” digest the lyrics. That’s your answer.🍕
@@cadredeux1047 Yes,perfect !
Thank you for sharing this beautiful portrait of this as humble as amazing woman.
Thanks. Great documentary. First heard a Joan Baez record over 50 years ago. She's still my favorite!
me too....
Great docu - thanx 4 sharing these wonderful scenes plus interviews plus pictures plus interviews - great singer and fighter.
She is a beacon of light in a very dark world....
she is an angel sent to us with an angelic voice telling us the truth trough her music she loves the human kind very much she put no make up she is natural beauty. she sing about the opprest people trougout the world until now she never got a recognition but she is in my heart in my mind and millions people of the world. she is great she is serving us without anything she for reward a very intelligent and brave woman. I love you very much Joan.
She may have had horrible stage fright but her voice never wavered.
Joana Barry, 🎸🎤🎼🎼🎼,je félicite votre fils👱 de comprendre,les capacités que vous avez participer le changement.Vous avez posé une Pierre lumineuse,💡par des chansons voix d'exception unique,qui sans doute source de vie poétique romantique sur le chemin d'un engagements malgré vos difficultés rencontrées, des droits du respect de tout Citoyenneté que tu porte l'Esprit des couleurs, d'être humaines...Avec une meilleure façon de porter attention⚠ en douceur🌏🌍🌐,merci,thanks you, koszonom, , Gracias, Aitah, tak, Danke, Dank u, Takkula, obrigado, cnacn6o, Grazie,tact, Diaradieuf,Nisguer,Nithier,existera.... Votre courage en temps là,pour une femme affirmer jusqu'à s'exprimer bravo🤞🤞🙌👏👏👏🙏🥰sans oublier l'équipe qui vous ont soutenu.bonne confinement. 🌹💐🌷✨🌺💜
cool. I guess I grew up on your songs friend just never knew all of your activistism. Your 45 I'd listen to was "Oh Happy Day". Thank you for all of your hard work & love for our generation.
You did it in my father's generation during the Vietnam war when there were riots and the country was at a low point, God sent messengers like you to sing for us,I believe he will need you to answer one more call...
Still very, very beautiful and amazing.
Excellent documentary.. You can always feel the passion in Joan's music..i truly agree with Joan family is so important.. Spending quality time with your love one's is paramount.. Peace.
joan should have been awarded a noble peace prize years ago.long overdue
This legend that she is has graced this world with love in action and still does. Had a crush on her at age 12 and I still do.I learned so much more about her in this documentary.Thanking God for her life and influence.
She is a very gifted, outspoken, bigger than life lady for sure-a very real songwriter.
Is there any area or topic that Joan has not sung of? From the 60's to now. What a legend, and she still speaks and writes songs that makes justice shine out of dark corners.
What a beautiful duet with her late sister, Mimi! They had a VERY talented family!
Oh noooo. I was worried she died. And her son !
absolutely wonderful lady ,beautiful voice still to this day , i have loved her music since 1964 when i 1st heard her at age of 14 just love her
"I was born gifted, I can speak of my gifts with little or no modesty, but with tremendous gratitude, precisely because they are gifts, and not things which I created, or actions about which I might be proud"And a Voice To Sing: A Memoir 1987
Love ❤️ this documentary 💟☮️
Joan was an 😇 thank you 🙏🏼 😘
I have loved her music and her politics and her as a person since I bought her early folk albums when I was a teenager and I fall in love with her all over again every time I see her in a doco or listen to her music
Greetings from La Paz, Bolivia.
¡Viva mi patria Bolivia!
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I war 18, 1968, what a days what a years.? Thank you for it . Thank you, Thank you........
Coming from the Hebridies in 1965 I fell in love with her music & I still love folk music.
Who can ever forget d powerful soprano voice of d folk legend Joan Baez. \m/
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Forever Young🙏🏼
She says that fans expressed that they feel they've known her all their life, and she laughs at the irony that they don't know her at all, but I dare to differ. Through her music she, and all artists, reveal themselves, and where she has exposed realities of thought and feeling about herself, about social injustice - fans identify and relate, so goes the connection. The relationship between artist and fan IS an intimate bond. Music connects emotions.
What a beautiful soul.
What a voice. She was outstanding.
A am a contemporary in time with Dylan and Joan Baza. This video brough back memories from those times.
A beautiful recording for a exceptional musician - thanks for uploading!
I'm very glad I was allowed to. Such noble purity is rare.....
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Wow. Now that ive seen this doco I remember hearing her growing up and through the years. Never really knew anything about her until watching you tube tonight.
Always loved Joan Baez, got to know her when I was nineteen, have all her CD's still listen to her. Great lady!
We finally had a chance to hear Joan in person last year. Her voice is still incredible, and she continues to be true to herself. Loved that she came on stage with a "Nasty Woman" t-shirt, and her back were the "Bad Hombres." It's not often a voice this special comes along, and I was lucky a few weeks back to stumble across a sealed out of print edition of the Mobile Fidelity remaster of Diamonds and Rust. It seems to work it's way into our listening sessions more often than not.
Thanks for making this.
the voice of an angel with the character to match. the great JB
I think this is a type of video that I want to listen and watch when I am becoming a mother. 😊😍
Linda pessoa, lindo ser humano, linda mulher, lidas canções, voz única, voz de todo sempre
Cand eram student,ascultam Joan Baez,fara sa stiu nimic altceva decat ca-mi placea vocea ei(1970) Dupa 50 de ani,vocea ei mi se pare si mai frumoasa,si mai profunda.Respect J.B!
Beautifully done film.
Baez forever! Poetry, politic and music🎻
que mujer ... dios te bendiga joan .. gracias ...
Growing up in the '60's was amazing ... so much going on everywhere. I was and am still a huge Joan Baez fan. She never had a record out that I didn't have. The same with Buffy Saint Marie. Loved them both. I think I saw and heard Joan Baez singing on a hill at the Berkeley Campus one late afternoon/early evening ... watched her from a distance, because I was only in high school and had snuck out to Berkley With another girl I went to school with. I stood and watched this beautiful young woman with such an amazing soft and clear voice, playing her guitar. Never forgot it and that was many, many, many years ago. Ha ... I remember well the coffee houses. My hometown in Calif. had one called "The Collectors".
So beautiful! I love the interaction between Joanie and Mimi. Reminds me of my daughters Gracie and Livvie.
A wonderful film of an extraordinary spirit, whose path graced mine in ‘79.
a true hero
Great lady. very inspiring. A true legend for her human respect.
An amazing look into the life of a wonderful singer and a great woman.
Found an album called “folksingers round Harvard” at goodwill today and Joan Baez is on it… Never listened to her before but she’s great!!
She is one of a kind!
She is trash.
Joan Baez, Joni (Mitchell), Judy (Collins). Janis (Ian). The great ladies of folk were all had names beginning with "J".
Don't forget June (Carter ), Johnny Cash's wife and member of the 2nd generation of the Carter Family.
Don't forget Jarol King.
Don’t forget Joan (me) xD
Jacqui McShee
that's funny...
The first time I saw and heard Joan Baez was somewhere in Westchester County, where at the end of the concert she signed on her sister's tummy. Second time was in Boston, where she was better known than Bob Dylan.
Thanks, Joan, for all you've done.
I still have her first record, sent by Alberto to my parents!
So good to hear how Joan Baez really felt and to lay witness to a great courageous woman who did what she believed regardless of the consequence. Left me bawling for all of our losses, then and now.
She never ceases to amaze me and continues to install hope.
How I wish I could download this documentary video. This is rare and Important.
Wah she is half Scottish wonderful singer🏴
Very pretty woman from back in the day
You know,I had a picture of this Lady whilst I was in Viet Nam.To me she was and still is a beautiful lady.I never got to see or hear her sing.I still admire her a lot.The only part that really hurt me about her,I was watching an interview of Jane Fonda on tv one night,they showed her sitting on an antiacraft gun with a ARMY hat on,a North Vietnamese hatchet panned the camera a little to the right,and there stood Joan Biaz.That hurt,but I've gotten over it,but she's still a beautiful lady....old nam marine.!
What a life! Thanks for posting this, I didn't know much about her except for the Dylan romance, and a few songs.
So admirable ...that Joan and her ex-husband can look at their relationship so fondly.
Joan, fond memories of Harvard Square back in the early sixties.
Great thanks to the beatiful mind, how inspiring!
Muchisimas gracias compañera pour avoir été toujours présent dans toutes les batailles. We love you Joan.