1. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down 3:23
2. The Brand New Tennessee Waltz 3:07
3. Outside the Nashville City Limits 3:22
4. Ghetto 4:33
5. My Home's Across the Blue Ridge Mountains 4:11
6. Rock, Salt and Nails 3:48
7. Help Me Make It Through the Night 2:59
8. Long Black Veil 3:22
9. I Still Miss Someone 3:12
10. San Francisco Mabel Joy 4:23
11. Take Me Back to the Sweet Sunny South 2:43
12. Hickory Wind 3:34
13. Will the Circle Be Unbroken 4:17
14. Tramp on the Street 3:27
15. Carry It On Joan Baez 2:18
16. Gospel Ship 2:48
17. Little Moses 3:27
18. Banks of the Ohio 3:06
19. Engine 143 3:29
20. Pal of Mine 2:47
Joan Baez - Guitar, Vocals
Fred Hellerman - Guitar
Jeffrey Shurtieff - Vocals
Norbert Putnam Ensemble
Grady Martin Ensemble
AMG:
"Combining new songs with previously-released material, 1979's double album The Joan Baez Country Music Album is divided into four side-long thematic sections: Songs of the South, Love Songs, Roots and Retrospects, and Old-Timey Songs. The definition of 'country music' is rather fluid, stretching to accommodate the folk-rock of the Band's 'The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' and Jesse Winchester's 'Brand New Tennessee Waltz,' Delaney and Bonnie's R&B-influenced 'Ghetto' and Gram Parson's country-rock classic 'Hickory Wind,' alongside tunes by Kris Kristofferson and Johnny Cash and a handful of traditional folk tunes. With some songs given full-band electric backup, a handful of acoustic bluegrass tunes and others strictly solo, the performances are as wide-ranging as the repertoire. Not quite so much a true country album as a rather idiosyncratic reinterpretation of country music, The Joan Baez Country Music Album is nonetheless an intriguing release."
The Joan Baez Country Music Album
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The Joan Baez Country Music Album