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She was an absolute pleasure to listen to and I still have an LP

For some reason this song is very haunting to me and makes me get full whenever I hear it . I was ten years old in 1968 , and back then my mom would occasionally hire a neighbor , a girl in her teens and maybe six or seven years older than me , to babysit my two little sisters . I won’t give her name , but she looked like the actress Francis Dee - or at least that’s what my mom thought . But I’ll tell you this - I had me one heavy crush on her ! Well , she got into all of that hippie stuff and ended up going out there to California , I think in about the year 1970 . But whenever I hear this song it makes me think of her . She’s still out there , somewhere in the world , I think .

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You will not find a better delta bluesman than Johnny Shines. He had all of Robert Johnson's guitar licks from touring together in the 1930's along with an incomparable vocal quality. It's wonderful that he could bring his blues legacy to appreciative audiences worldwide for decades beyond their beginnings through tours and recordings.

Das Fleisch der Menschen wird sich nie ändern, bessern, verstehen oder lernen wollen, auch das gutmütigste und frommste Fleisch nicht. Nur der Geist Gottes kann überführen von Sünde, Tod, Rechenschaft und Ewigkeit. Wer völlig zu Gott umkehrt und dies glaubt wird ein Neuer Mensch im Geiste, der bis in Ewigkeit Bestand haben wird und diese verlorene Welt hinter sich lassen wird. Johannes 3,16 Denn also hat Gott die Welt geliebt, daß er seinen eingeborenen Sohn gab, auf daß jeder, der an Ihn glaubt, nicht verloren gehe, sondern ewiges Leben habe. 17 Denn Gott hat seinen Sohn nicht in die Welt gesandt, auf daß er die Welt richte, sondern auf daß die Welt durch Ihn errettet werde. 18 Wer an Ihn glaubt, wird nicht gerichtet; wer aber nicht glaubt, ist schon gerichtet, weil er nicht geglaubt hat an den Namen des eingeborenen Sohnes Gottes. 19 Dies aber ist das Gericht, daß das Licht in die Welt gekommen ist, und die Menschen haben die Finsternis mehr geliebt als das Licht, denn ihre Werke waren böse.

2024 who Is still listening to this timeless piece ❤❤❤Iam

So great a singer end songwriter Covered by so many Influencing history of blues

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I love this song. So meaningful

It's a shame

Such a tragic life, but such a wonderful voice.

Solo voices in the following order: Parton, Harris, Ronstadt - right?

This is my best Doby Gray number

sheer perfection

I was there in 1965, I'll never forget it, today I'm 85

John phillips was a genius.

Original 1964 version, my favorite.

Ahh, rare original version, recorded in 1964, not the same as the 1966 version. You have to listen carefully to notice the difference, especially the lyrics and the guitar bass runs between verses. I love this version, been searching for this for decades. Thanks for sharing. I knew Gord, corresponded with him when I was a teen learning folk guitar, mid 60s. With the exception of my mother, he was the most beautiful person I ever knew, 100% pure heart.

I was a very young child in the Bay Area in the 70s, this song is very personal to me and my memories.

Thank you Shelby. ❤ a sweet couple minute of peace and happiness.

Happy Birthday dear. Dobie !

I found Phoebe when I was 15 in the 80s. Her music never disappoints. ❤

Impeccable rendition of Hickory Wind. I loved Gram's version, but nobody sings like Joan. Nobody...

written by Tavistock?

Daily Videos Makes Good Memories

“Eye on a star..” (not “I own…”)

I had my first kiss from my crush on this song 28 years ago❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Thank you.

I'm 73 and did not fully appreciate this sad beautiful song in 1966. Now I listen over and over to it and it speaks to me in different ways each time. Yeah!!

Love it!

What an incredible voice

Rest in Power, Brother Belafonte. Your lifelong dedication to the righteous struggle against racism and Jim Crow here in the US and apartheid in South Africa will never be forgotten. You belong amongst the warrior class of our black ancestors now and in our hearts forever.

Back then you could tell a Chevy from a Ford from a Lincoln from a VW. And muscle car asses jacked up were stunning especially GTO''s and 442's, and if they had a spoiler, all the better. I miss those cars.

This is a lovely and beautiful thing. Thank you for sharing it. God bless Ian & Sylvia.

So innocent

Super extraordinario. Cada intervención es un movimiento incontrolable para el corazón.

Beautiful voice, beautiful song.

The video is stupid. So insulting to her beautiful voice.

Travel over this country Buses, trains and planes And I'm on the road Back on the road again Tennessee to Georgia They all look the same Just a lotta little towns Each with a different name And the miles go past As we roll along And I miss my children And I'm so far from home Will it ever happen that I can settle down? And the miles go past As we go along It's a hard kinda life For a woman alone Just a-travelin' and a-singin' And the years have flown Gotta find me a man So I don't have to roam Gotta find me a man So I can stay at home And the miles go past As we roll along And I miss my children And I'm so far from home Will it ever happen when I can settle down? And the miles go past As we roll along It's a lonely little room Where I write this song Just a strange hotel room Where I don't belong I've got three kids a-waitin' For my comin' home I'll be home for a week And then a week be gone And the miles go past As we roll along And I miss my children And I'm so far from home Will it ever happen when I can settle down? And the miles go past As we roll along And the miles go past as we go along And the miles go past as we go along...

Schön!

Ohh joan Baez i love you i love your voice a most beautiful song ,thanks Bob Dylan but joan Baez you are my most favorite ,your voice resonates my heart

beautfiull

I remember Winterland, Fillmore West and the stockade at the Presideo.

Candidly this is one of the most banal pieces of piece I’ve ever come across.

Thank you, Gary. Thank you, Joan.

Many years ago, my friend and I went to Mariposa in Toronto. Ian and Sylvia were there. They weren’t famous yet, but they were really a highlight of the festival. Lightfoot was there, Joni Mitchell, and Joan Baez. I fell in love with Michael Coney. I remember it was the first time I flew in an airplane or stayed in a hotel without my parents. I felt so grown up. I was 17.

Ironic how millennials bad mouth baby boomers. This song and time is the anthem of baby boomers. Suck it, millennials. You'll never be 1% as cool.

Never realised how talented she was. Beautiful, thanks for sharing.