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Fifth Album (CD)

By: Judy Collins (Artist)

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DISC 1 for Fifth Album (CD) Album By Judy Collins (Artist)
1   Pack Up Your Sorrows
2   Coming Of The Roads, The
3   So Early, Early In The Spring
4   Tomorrow Is A Long Time
5   Daddy You've Been On My Mind
6   Thirsty Boots
7   Mr. Tambourine Man
8   Lord Gregory
9   In The Heat Of The Summer
10   Early Morning Rain
11   Carry It On
12   It Isn't Nice
 

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Review

Uncut (p.102) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[S]he was loading her love of the traditional with the sting of protest, all delivered in that remarkable, crystal soprano."

Title Note

Personnel: Judy Collins (vocals); Eric Weissberg (vocals, guitar); Danny Kalb (guitar); Bob Sylvester (cello); Richard Farina (dulcimer); Jerry Dodgion (flute); John Sebastian (harmonica); Bill Takas, Bill Lee, Chuck Israels (bass).

Includes liner notes by Richard Farina.

1965's FIFTH ALBUM was the last of Judy Collins' traditional-style acoustic drummerless folk albums. By the time of its release, Dylan had already gone electric, the Byrds were inventing folk-rock, and Collins was well aware of the change in the air.

Her version of "Mr. Tambourine Man" is one of her finest Dylan covers, and excellent covers of Richard Farina's "Pack Up Your Sorrows," Gordon Lightfoot's "Early Morning Rain," and Phil Ochs' "In the Heat of the Summer" pay tribute to new, younger talent. Other highlights include a moving rendition of Eric Andersen's civil rights allegory "Thirsty Boots" and the simply exquisite "Coming of the Roads." A fine pair of traditional ballads, "Lord Gregory" and "Greenwater Side," complement the composed material. The arrangements are simple, yet never sparse, with a delightful subtlety and grace. This is as good as '60s folk gets.

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