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Joan Baez - Joan Baez 6 / Farewell, Angelina Mp3

Joan Baez Italy Vanguard Folk Rock 1970

Performer: Joan Baez
Album: Joan Baez 6 / Farewell, Angelina
Label: Vanguard
Catalog #: SVAL 33.006
MP3: 2711 mb | FLAC: 1248 mb
Released: 29 Jan 1970
Country: Italy
Style: Folk Rock
Rating: 4.5/5
Votes: 871
Category: Rock

Joan Baez - Joan Baez 6 / Farewell, Angelina Mp3

Tracklist

1	Satisfied Mind Written By – Rhodes - Hays	3:22
2	Colours Written-By – Donovan	3:02
3	Sagt Mir Wo Die Blumen Sind Written-By – Pete Seeger	4:00
4	A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall Written-By – Bob Dylan	7:36
5	Farewell, Angelina Written-By – Bob Dylan	3:13
6	Daddy, You Been On My Mind Written-By – Bob Dylan	2:15
7	The Wild Mountain Thyme Written By – Traditional	4:34
8	Ranger's Command Written-By – Woody Guthrie	3:13
9	Pauvre Ruteboeuf Written-By – Ferré, Ruteboeuf	3:28
10	It's All Over Now, Baby Blue Written-By – Bob Dylan	3:21
11	The River In The Pines Written By – Traditional	3:33

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
VSD-79200	Joan Baez	Farewell, Angelina ‎(LP, Album)	Vanguard	VSD-79200	US	1965
CSJ-153	Joan Baez	Vol. 5 ‎(LP, Album, Unofficial)	中聲	CSJ-153	Taiwan	Unknown
AN 68-46	Joan Baez	Farewell Angelina ‎(LP, Album, RE)	Vanguard	AN 68-46	Israel	1968
519.175, AVRS 519 175	Joan Baez	Farewell, Angelina ‎(LP, Album)	Vanguard, Vanguard	519.175, AVRS 519 175	France	Unknown
VSD-79200	Joan Baez	Farewell, Angelina ‎(LP, Album)	Vanguard	VSD-79200	New Zealand	Unknown

Credits

Acoustic Guitar – Joan Baez
Double Bass – Richard Romoff (tracks: A4, B4), Russ Savakus (tracks: A1 to A3, A5 to B3, B5)
Guitar [Electric] – Bruce Langhorne (tracks: A2, A3, A6, B1, B5)
Mandolin – Ralph Rinzler (tracks: B1)
Vocals – Joan Baez

Notes

Distributed by Musidisc-Europe.

A4: Traditional, as sung by the McPeake Family.
A5: written by Woody Guthrie (as based on the traditional Anglo-American ballad, "The Fair Maid On The Plains")
B2: Traditional American ballad.
B4: German tanslation of "Where Have All The Flowers Gone" by Pete Seeger, inspired by a passage in Mikhail Sholokhov's "The Silent Don".