The Lass From The Low Country
Joan Baez Bill Wood & Ted Alevizos Lyrics

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John Jacob Niles Oh, he was a lord of high degree And she was…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Joan Baez Bill Wood & Ted Alevizos:

Don't Weep After Me When I'm dead and buried Don't you weep after me When I'm…
Kitty Out in the wide world Kitty, pretty Kitty. Out in the…
So Soon In The Morning So soon in the morning when The clouds roll away So soon…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Joan Baez Bill Wood:

So Soon In The Morning So soon in the morning when The clouds roll away So soon…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Ted Alevizos:

Walie Walie When cockle shells turn silver bells Then will my love retur…

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@NoRosesForMe

9y↑4

I had an old album...old record...not the same album cover as seen in this vid but...i gotta look for it. Hope i still have it in my collection. This album was a big influence and a big favorite of mine as a child. Thank you for posting this. Joan was at her best here. Folksongs and very obscure kinda gospel that didnt make you feel uneasy but made you feel like you could play and sing along and believe in your fellow men and women. Love to you all and peace this new year. :) I gotta look thru my records for this hehe! oh wow.....been years thank ya! I used to play this on guitar quite a bit as a girl. ~"Jen"

@mrshrend

Glad you like it - its hard to believe she was only 18 when this recording was made! I like some of these even more than her later Vanguard recordings, and they're still not available except on places like ebay.

@reykjavik82

I had the same with a different cover

@stevegoldman8716

5y↑1

Saw Joan in a coffee-house in Cambridge, MA in '58! Barefoot! Cafe Mozart, I think.Saw greatness even then. Even had the original LP (Harvard Coop Label) which was alas "liberated" from my ratty ''62 Pontiac Tempest convertible on a snowy graveyard shift when I was an exec. at Macy's, NY. (Hand-penned serial #513). Not a collector of objet per so, I am so glad to have these CD reissues, I could dance, and do. O, Joan for Nobel Peace Prize.