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harmoniabalanza

The MC is Peter Yarrow I think or Paul Stookey. The same speaker can be found onDylan's No Direction Home album--the compendium of early stuff. This must have come from a concert where both Dylan and Baez performed. The MC is equallylong winded and pompous introducing Dylan, but you can tell that he meant what he said sincerely. He seemed kind of nervous.

Pat Reesby

Beautiful ... but she missed out several verses. When she sings 'Hold your tongue ...' we don't know who she's addressing! 'Then up and spoke the king himself, looked up with a pitiful eye. Come down, come down, Mary Hamilton, tonight you will dine with me ...'

Jim McDonald

Alan? are u real? what u about? Study your history please.....we would say here in Scotland.....and we would say it with respect...You are an eejit! What are u on about re equating this old folk song about gays? Methinks u protest too much !! With all respect, of course. Jim...Oh and Im a McDonald a cousin clan of the Stuarts!!

webname888

Alan Weberman = douchebag

Alan Weberman

she has to be true to what the music says - she has to drown her baby

Alan Weberman

mary is slang for gay so work that into the equation

Alan Weberman

how the fuck is the baby gonna swim?

Katbalou Edwards

Lovely the cultures she brings together here; Mexican, American, Scottish. As a Scot I had a tear in my eye when I heard her sing this in Glasgow.

TheSwede70

Voice like an angel.

33roxxy

joan realy puts her soul into her singing, very,very good

HWA-JIN LEE

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Jim McDonald

oh i love her......but.....she shortened the song....and lost its meaning........

Luana Coni

i heard this song by a man called francis i was in oxford and heard him at a club he did it like i have not heard it beautuful he did the song slow i think he is blind it has stayed with me joan baez is good but he was more than that

Renee Hemingway

beautiful, love it

Marianna Tubman

not many folk singers could/ can sing as beautifully as Joan could sing back then, and sing songs of other cultures besides their own and still sound so authentic. And she is an excellent guitarist as well.

Andrew Cleary

So great to see a bonny Mexican-American sing a Scottish song so sweetly.

Ettoredipugnar

Its not hard to sing in the "folk idum ".. Simple folk all over the world are abel to play and sing the songs and play the instraments of their country and culture.

spentacle

I've always known this as "The Four Marys"

Kamran Ahmed

why don't people introduce musicians so eloquently these days? In our fast paced world, describing art so delicately and detailed is all too often seen as lame/boring/pretentious. Am I the only one who finds this much more excting than flash and awe and punchy-meaningless words?

aldo ramos

She is mine too...

Joan Baez

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Joan Baez

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