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18 hrs ago | O, The Oprah Magazine

Why Joan Baez's sound is still sweet

Her uniquely beautiful soprano voice has long heralded Joan Baez as the reigning queen of folk for fifty years.

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Related Topix: Folk, Martin Luther King, Jr., Birmingham, AL, Birmingham Metro

Sat Nov 07, 2009

Asheville Citizen-Times

Singer-songwriter Jackson Browne back for Wolfe Auditorium show on Thursday

For rock 'n' roll on the sensitive side, Jackson Browne returns at 8 p.m. Thursday to Thomas Wolfe Auditorium.

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Related Topix: Non-Profit, Folk, Sherborn, MA

Thu Nov 05, 2009

The Seattle Times

Review: Steve Martin, the serious musician

Well, sure. How else to describe one of his encores at Benaroya Hall Tuesday night: a bluegrass version of his 1978 novelty hit, "King Tut?" Or Martin's original protest song, embracing the great tradition of Pete Seeger and Joan Baez: "Let's Keep the Minimum Wage Right Where It Is." Or his attempt at a little folk outreach with the capacity ...

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Related Topix: Pete Seeger, Folk, North Carolina, Entertainment

Tue Nov 03, 2009

Buffalo News

Listening Post /Brief reviews of select releases

Folk Joan Baez, "How Sweet the Sound" . A companion to the PBS documentary of the same name, "How Sweet the Sound" tells Joan Baez's story in song, and ably demonstrates the singer's legacy.

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Related Topix: Folk, Mixed Martial Arts, Razak Al-Hassan, Harry Belafonte, Black Entertainment, Billie Holiday, Jazz, Entertainment

Sun Nov 01, 2009

Mt. Airy News

Student has special way with music

When a young lady picked up a guitar and sang at Cross Creek Country Club in August, a blindfolded person might've thought they were hearing a folk-music legend - Joni Mitchell or Joan Baez, perhaps.

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Related Topix: Folk, Joni Mitchell, Surry County, NC, Wake Forest University, Pilot Mountain, NC

Fri Oct 30, 2009

North Texas e-News

Caroline Herring releases fourth album Golden Apples of the Sun

Caroline Herring's fourth album Golden Apples of the Sun is her most intimate and mature to date.

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Related Topix: Media, Radio, Best of 2007, Folk, Kate Wolf, Houston, TX

Thu Oct 29, 2009

Canada.com

Doc looks at Joan Baez's private life and public career

"Did that really happen?" asks Joan Baez. "I would say that about most of my life." Photograph by: , PASADENA, Calif.

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Related Topix: Folk, American Masters, Entertainment, Television, Newport, RI, Pop/Rock, Bob Dylan

Tue Oct 20, 2009

Victoria Advocate

Nancy Sinatra knows that you only live once, and she's not giving up

Nancy Sinatra has never gotten the respect she deserves. The reasons for this are complex and reveal much about the times in which she emerged.

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Related Topix: The Wild Angels, Speedway, Drama Movies, Action Movies, Musical Movies, Nancy Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, Folk, Black Entertainment, Soul

Salinas Californian

Monterey County considers swapping preservation status for property tax

Monterey County may soon join an historical preservation program that could dole out property tax breaks for most of Spreckels and the home folk singer Joan Baez built in Carmel Valley.

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Related Topix: Monterey County, CA, Spreckels, CA, Folk, Carmel Valley, CA

Sun Oct 18, 2009

Ann Arbor.com

'Acoustic Cafe' reaches national audience from its Ann Arbor base

Rob Reinhart has the kind of voice - rich and resonant - that's made for radio, which is where you'll find the producer/host of the weekly, made-in-Ann Arbor, nationally syndicated radio program "Acoustic CafA©." Reinhart's guests over the 15 years since the show launched have included top talent as well as up-and-comers from a variety of ...

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Related Topix: Pat Metheny, John Prine, Folk, Jazz, Ani Difranco, Norah Jones, Black Entertainment, New York, Entertainment

Fri Oct 16, 2009

Psychology Today

The Great Joan Baez-Bob Dylan Love Affair

Those of us in our sixties - veterans of the sixties - had to be moved by the PBS American Masters biography of Joan Baez: "How Sweet the Sound." The documentary recalled great and bitter moments, and highlighted Baez's brief relationship with Bob Dylan, the greatest musical lyricist of the twentieth century.

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Related Topix: Pop/Rock, Bob Dylan, Folk

Wed Oct 14, 2009

Liverpool Daily Post

Liverpool Arts: REVIEW: Joan Baez, Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

IT MAY be five decades since Joan Baez first began performing in folk clubs, but she still knows how to captivate an audience.

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Related Topix: Folk

Tue Oct 13, 2009

Houston Chronicle

Joan Baez in the spotlight on PBS

The life and career, from childhood - as member of a happy family that traveled far and wide - to her days in Cambridge at the outset of the folk movement; stardom, then alliance with the civil rights and antiwar movements - she was among the most ubiquitous and itinerant protesters of the age, popping up wherever there was a cause.

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Related Topix: Folk, Pop/Rock, Bob Dylan

Lansing State Journal

PBS examines Baez's sweet sound

A half-century ago, a teenaged college drop-out hesitantly sang at the first Newport Folk Festival.

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Related Topix: Folk, Mandela, Drama Movies

Tulsa World

minstrels of Main Street The

For a long time, Fifth and Main was Chris Kinne's corner. The stocking-capped guitarist plays rock classics on his acoustic guitar for downtown diners at lunch, typically perched near the entrance of Impressions or Billy's, somewhere near all that's left of Bartlett Square - a fountain and a traffic circle.

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Related Topix: Folk, Tulsa Metro, Tulsa, OK

Sun Oct 11, 2009

The Hartford Courant

'Frontline,' 'Tip Of The Spear' Report From Afghanistan

The 26th season of " Frontline " can't come too soon. Its initial report - a bracing look at Afghanistan at a time when the administration is considering whether to send more troops there - is an essential review.

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Related Topix: Folk, Entertainment, Television

Fri Oct 09, 2009

The Hartford Courant

Playlist : Roger Catlin | TV Eye

Brought a bunch of new stuff to the studio this week for a show that magically expanded back to three hours to accommodate it all.

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Related Topix: Air, Electronic, Baaba Maal, Folk, Pop/Rock, John Lennon, Bob Dylan

Wed Oct 07, 2009

MergeDigital

Phillipsburg's David Hajdu unveils new book of essays

Phillipsburg native David Hadju, author of 'Heroes and Villians: Essays on Music, Movies, Comics and Culture'. October 7, 2009 Phillipsburg , N.J., native David Hajdu explored the lives of folk artists such as Joan Baez and Bob Dylan in ''Positively 4th Street.'' He detailed attempts to censor comic books in ''The Ten-Cent Plague.'' Now, Hajdu ...

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Related Topix: Folk, Pop/Rock, Bob Dylan, Whitehall, PA, Entertainment

Mon Oct 05, 2009

The Spokesman-Review

Singer Sosa gave voice to Argentina's voiceless

Mercedes Sosa, an Argentine singer who emerged as an electrifying voice of conscience throughout Latin America for songs that championed social justice in the face of government repression, died Sunday at a medical clinic in Buenos Aires.

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Related Topix: Mercedes Sosa, Folk, Pablo Milanes, Latin

Sun Oct 04, 2009

Gulf Times

Folk legend Sosa dead

Legendary Argentine folk singer and activist Mercedes Sosa, who used her powerful voice to sing for the voiceless, died yesterday at the age of 74, a local hospital announced.

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Related Topix: Mercedes Sosa, Folk, Joan Manuel Serrat

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