Long time passing, yes? I agree with you and am so amazed to see videos that were unheard of at the time for my age. Folk was and still is honest and true and pure and unsurpassibly beautiful!!
Still living -- with sand in my pocket. Yes, life is like that! FREEDOM ... Is just, "Nothing else ... To lose. JANNIS JOPLIN. Mary Travers, A sweet heart.
What memories-------------P., P., & M had perfect counterpoint harmony. ------------RIP, gorgeous Mary.----------------Loved Judy Collins , & had a mad crush on Joan. -------------WolfSky9
Timeless music. Music of thought, of beauty, of love and sometimes of regret, but timeless. And three very beutiful women, Judy, Mary and Joni Mitchell
They say history repeats itself. Also they say that fads, and popularity cycles. If this is really true; I can’t wait until good music like these would become popular again. I can’t find any music radio stations I can bear to listen to now a days. Thank god they have music apps and UA-cam to listen to.
I was in the Army and had a couple of nights in DC. While there I had the pleasure of seeing Gordon Lightfoot open for PP&M at Wolf trap in DC. It was a great show. It was also the last time for PP&M would play. for a while after an unfortunate decision in a hotel room. Still, it was a great night with some great music.
Note, Peter Yarrow u8sually has his own mic., & Paul & Mary usually, though not always, shared the 2nd mic.The primary reason for this, as anyone who has attempted close harmony, especially counter -harmony knows, the middle voice has the most demanding task of staying on key . Carl Wilson of The Beach Boys, once spoke about this as he was usually in the middle harmony , & he noted how hard it is to concentrate, & stay on key. Now, in addition, Peter was THE lead guitarist, because by his own admission, Paul barely played at all, when the trio formed, so again, in deference to Peter's far more demanding role, he USUALLY ----not always, had his own microphone. Mary sometimes went to the middle especially in songs where her voice was to be dominant, as in " If I Had A Hammer ", & " 500 Miles. " -----------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
Turn my heart Jesus back up you my meditation a d mover of my heart breath your thought of love and the knowledge of the truth council me with thy wisdom teach me to wait and be your patient waiting in the feathers of your wings my love
Thunder your sadness to me and others wandering through night air Father of lights there is healing up in your wings my comforter and counselor and friend warm me and others with your presence el. Kleck Files
The time had bad faults-for example, ignored what was happening to old buildings and couldnt much care BUT the time was much more tolerant and youth was much more idealistic and almost everyone more hopeful about the future.
I read Joan Baez's autobiography, and the only thing i recall from it is some of her travels, and her love of benzos..i wasn't in the best place, mentally, so that might account for the lapse in memory....
kopadenieve no, i'm not, nor have I ever been; but at least I know enough to spell "schizophrenic" before accusing someone of having the condition! Thanks for your concern for my mental health, though, dummy....
Jack Marti: I have a vivid memory of being in my early teens, already labelled a beatnik in high school and rejected by my best friend because I wore black turtlenecks and had “gone beat”. Lol Was in the Riverboat Coffeehouse in Yorkville, Toronto - a very exciting place for a teenager to be at that time bc the culture had so much meaning for so many of our generation. Joni was very young too. (She was born four years before I was.) I’ll never forget those words, combined with the harmonies and rhythms in the guitar accompaniment - “and the sun poured in like butterscotch, and stuck to all my senses!” I came from a musical family but had never heard music like that! It was *our* music and I’m still so grateful for it.
They wrote relatively few songs together, one that's been covered a number of times was "The French Girl." Ian's most covered songs were "Four Strong Winds," "Summer Wages," and "Someday Soon," a couple of which have sometimes erroneously attributed to the pair of Tysons, for instance in the handwritten notes on the back of Judy Collins's _Living_, though the LP itself credited only Ian, I recall ("Four Strong Winds"). I don't think any of Ian's later solo songs, such as "Navajo Rug," have been covered as much, but I might just be out of touch with the likely singers. When Crispian St. Peters first covered and released his hit cover of "You Were On My MInd" he credited himself, apparently thinking that it was a traditional song, and like others he felt he could copyright his arrangement. Actually, he should have credited the We Five as "his" arrangement followed theirs so closely. Ian & Sylvia were quite startled to hear the unexpected cover on the radio, and Sylvia's agents had to contact St. Peters & his record company to get the credits corrected. (He also pretty much lifted a Jim & Jean arrangement of another song, it might have been Phil Ochs's "Changes," which is downright weird. That is, he does something like overdub Jean's vocals in falsetto--it's very odd).
I don't know if you know that we are the fallen angels of the Lord God I have come to know here at the end of my life here in this host body of flesh a shell a peel a husk we are spirits angels that had free choice we chose to be here if we didn't have free choice it wouldn't be love the love of the knowledge of the truth thunders with distant pain and a sound of groaning grasps for the reality of all this all my bodies exits bleed with sorrow I need a drink of water for my sorrow has run over on this bank where the willows weep in the cool of the day . J Kleck
that lived during these singers time saw the ladies as weak coffee shop tampon users.udy Collins,Joan Baez & Joni Mitchell were one hit wonders. They were more involved in their personal female anti-male beliefs.
+James Sandwitch Obviously you were not around then. I have LP's from all these artists and have transferred them first to tape and now CD. One hit wonders indeed! I never considered myself weak. And, what do you mean criticising tampon wearing? Lucky you that you never needed to rely on them. More than 50% of the population do.
What a band and singers ! So happy to look and hear back their music ! Now 71 years old this music is and will be unforgettable ! 🎶🎶👏👏👏🙏
Where has all the good music gone .this was mucic👍✌🙏💖☮️☯️🦋 beautiful music .
Long time passing, yes? I agree with you and am so amazed to see videos that were unheard of at the time for my age. Folk was and still is honest and true and pure and unsurpassibly beautiful!!
Yes Thanks so much. Good times to remember.
Thanks so much for this. I am older than I've ever been and knowing there's more life behind than ahead, this music is a comfort.
Still living -- with sand in my pocket.
Yes, life is like that!
FREEDOM ...
Is just,
"Nothing else ...
To lose.
JANNIS JOPLIN.
Mary Travers,
A sweet heart.
Such beautiful voices ❤
What memories-------------P., P., & M had perfect counterpoint harmony. ------------RIP, gorgeous Mary.----------------Loved Judy Collins , & had a mad crush on Joan. -------------WolfSky9
Brings back memories of my youth .. long time ago.
Ditto! Good days gone still some left though to listen to great music
Timeless music. Music of thought, of beauty, of love and sometimes of regret, but timeless. And three very beutiful women, Judy, Mary and Joni Mitchell
Thank you, all, so much for the outstanding music & video production. Absolutely wonderful! Brought back many, many memories, & tears of joy.
Superb, my lovely mother,was a big fan, and rightly so.
Absolutely awesome. Thank you.
Magnifico! Love it.
They say history repeats itself. Also they say that fads, and popularity cycles. If this is really true; I can’t wait until good music like these would become popular again. I can’t find any music radio stations I can bear to listen to now a days. Thank god they have music apps and UA-cam to listen to.
Amen, amen, amen.
I was in the Army and had a couple of nights in DC. While there I had the pleasure of seeing Gordon Lightfoot open for PP&M at Wolf trap in DC. It was a great show. It was also the last time for PP&M would play. for a while after an unfortunate decision in a hotel room. Still, it was a great night with some great music.
I was there that night.
Note, Peter Yarrow u8sually has his own mic., & Paul & Mary usually, though not always, shared the 2nd mic.The primary reason for this, as anyone who has attempted close harmony, especially counter -harmony knows, the middle voice has the most demanding task of staying on key . Carl Wilson of The Beach Boys, once spoke about this as he was usually in the middle harmony , & he noted how hard it is to concentrate, & stay on key. Now, in addition, Peter was THE lead guitarist, because by his own admission, Paul barely played at all, when the trio formed, so again, in deference to Peter's far more demanding role, he USUALLY ----not always, had his own microphone. Mary sometimes went to the middle especially in songs where her voice was to be dominant, as in " If I Had A Hammer ", & " 500 Miles. " -----------------------WolfSky9, 73 y/o
So freakin awesome!!!!!I
....I close my eyes and I'm back in my college dorm room
😎😎😎
Thanks
Turn my heart Jesus back up you my meditation a d mover of my heart breath your thought of love and the knowledge of the truth council me with thy wisdom teach me to wait and be your patient waiting in the feathers of your wings my love
I still say this music is going to come back
in some weird,
wonderful way. . .
But a BIG way
+Klayton Von Kluge and i'm a fan of the 90's when i was in Seattle during the grunge years
Klayton Von Kluge ~~~
The music is still there, Klayton, and it will never go away.😎
Thunder your sadness to me and others wandering through night air Father of lights there is healing up in your wings my comforter and counselor and friend warm me and others with your presence el.
Kleck Files
Wonderful. Thank you for sharing!
Early Morning Rain...used to listen to PPM sing this song every morning driving to work cross country 1977
So true
Good song. In the bible it states the lyrics it is used at funerals alot
Robert Charles Verity
I think you’re thinking of the Pete Seeger song that Judy Collins sings in this video.
And I lived in Gord country then, so glad his song brought you peace.
I Grandi sono Tali per Sempre 👌
Ciao Peter Yarrow ❤
Una 🌹 Mary Allin Travers 🌹
I wish to return to my past with my princess 🙏🙏🙏
I love this music!
ADORO! Belíssimo presente.
thank you
The time had bad faults-for example, ignored what was happening to old buildings and couldnt much care BUT the time was much more tolerant and youth was much more idealistic and almost everyone more hopeful about the future.
And now.. contemplating the future... I listen, and only tears come.
I read Joan Baez's autobiography, and the only thing i recall from it is some of her travels, and her love of benzos..i wasn't in the best place, mentally, so that might account for the lapse in memory....
you seem quite schizofrenic thats cool
kopadenieve no, i'm not, nor have I ever been; but at least I know enough to spell "schizophrenic" before accusing someone of having the condition! Thanks for your concern for my mental health, though, dummy....
Thank you Gordon Lightfoot...
Joni is not folk. Her genre is called ‘Joni Mitchell”
the sound totally cut out as soon as Joni started--!!!!
why?????
YES-- fix this!
Joni's song in this case is actually Chelsea Morning, not Big Yellow Taxi.
Jack Marti: I have a vivid memory of being in my early teens, already labelled a beatnik in high school and rejected by my best friend because I wore black turtlenecks and had “gone beat”. Lol
Was in the Riverboat Coffeehouse in Yorkville, Toronto - a very exciting place for a teenager to be at that time bc the culture had so much meaning for so many of our generation.
Joni was very young too. (She was born four years before I was.)
I’ll never forget those words, combined with the harmonies and rhythms in the guitar accompaniment - “and the sun poured in like butterscotch, and stuck to all my senses!”
I came from a musical family but had never heard music like that!
It was *our* music and I’m still so grateful for it.
@@cacampbell3654 She is a rare talent, indeed. Seminal really. And to think, she thought Circle Game wasn't all that special!
Kleck Files
You might have your Canadian superstars mixed up; Gordon Lightfoot wrote the music and lyrics.
Tefortknox: *Who* has their Canadian superstars mixed up?!
ian & sylvia wrote early mornin' rain...canadian superstars
Nope. They were the first to release it, but it was written by another Canadian superstar - Gordon Lightfoot.
YOU ARE CORRECT, SIR...I .".YOU WERE ON MY MIND"
+Neil Copeland your right
Actually Sylvia Fricker (alone) wrote what the We Five turned into a smash hit in 1965, "You Were on My Mind".
They wrote relatively few songs together, one that's been covered a number of times was "The French Girl." Ian's most covered songs were "Four Strong Winds," "Summer Wages," and "Someday Soon," a couple of which have sometimes erroneously attributed to the pair of Tysons, for instance in the handwritten notes on the back of Judy Collins's _Living_, though the LP itself credited only Ian, I recall ("Four Strong Winds"). I don't think any of Ian's later solo songs, such as "Navajo Rug," have been covered as much, but I might just be out of touch with the likely singers. When Crispian St. Peters first covered and released his hit cover of "You Were On My MInd" he credited himself, apparently thinking that it was a traditional song, and like others he felt he could copyright his arrangement. Actually, he should have credited the We Five as "his" arrangement followed theirs so closely. Ian & Sylvia were quite startled to hear the unexpected cover on the radio, and Sylvia's agents had to contact St. Peters & his record company to get the credits corrected. (He also pretty much lifted a Jim & Jean arrangement of another song, it might have been Phil Ochs's "Changes," which is downright weird. That is, he does something like overdub Jean's vocals in falsetto--it's very odd).
Judy sounds good here.. Jaqi McFee (is that correct?) is great too, but i don't think she's on this vid...
I loved the Pentangle on No. 4, amazing
I don't know if you know that we are the fallen angels of the Lord God
I have come to know here at the end of my life here in this host body of flesh a shell a peel a husk we are spirits angels that had free choice we chose to be here if we didn't have free choice it wouldn't be love the love of the knowledge of the truth thunders with distant pain and a sound of groaning grasps for the reality of all this all my bodies exits bleed with sorrow I need a drink of water for my sorrow has run over on this bank where the willows weep in the cool of the day .
J Kleck
that lived during these singers time saw the ladies as weak coffee shop tampon users.udy Collins,Joan Baez & Joni Mitchell were one hit wonders. They were more involved in their personal female anti-male beliefs.
I do not believe that you could make a statement like this one. One hit? how can you say that? they are icons of a very troubled time in our history.
+hank arkin I agree with you. These folks were legendary! One Hit Wonders ??? Someone is poorly informed.
+James Sandwitch Obviously you were not around then. I have LP's from all these artists and have transferred them first to tape and now CD. One hit wonders indeed! I never considered myself weak. And, what do you mean criticising tampon wearing? Lucky you that you never needed to rely on them. More than 50% of the population do.
special kind of stupid aren't we... one hit wonders? stupid is as stupid does I guess
Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell, and Joan Baez were far from one hit wonders. They were the voice of generation.
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