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	Judy Collins Tickets - Judy Collins Concert Tour Tickets - Judy Collins Ticket Broker
		Folk and standards singer and songwriter Judith Marjorie Collins is famous for the stunning purity of her soprano.
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		Collins' old friend, poet/songwriter Richard Farina, once described Judy's voice this way: "If amethysts could sing...they would sound like Judy Collins." Forever, the Judy Collins Anthology is the culmination of a musical legacy that has seen her release 19 albums with Elektra, several of which have achieved gold or platinum status.
		Collins' understated sense of artistry that one of her favorite tracks on the record is the lesser known gem, "The Fallow Way," which melds her song-writing and storytelling ability to her wonderful voice.
		Collins: "During the snows of last winter that song was a welcome reminder of spring and summers to come." It is precisely because of her ability to remain compelling that Ms.
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	Judy Collins - Democracy: Judy Collins Sings Leonard Cohen - Rhino Records / Elektra Records - CD
		Judy Collins treatments of selections from the Cohen’s songbook are, by her admission, an act of love across several levels.
		Judy Collins Sings Leonard Cohen: Democracy begins with a new recording of “Democracy” that is endearing and amazing given that her voice is still quite good.
		Judy Collins Sings Leonard Cohen: Democracy is a work that you’ll return to time and again if you are entranced by Collins and respect the words of Cohen.
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	UNICEF - UNICEF People - Judy Collins
		Collins first became associated with UNICEF when she volunteered to help promote the book I Dream of Peace: Images of War by Children of Former Yugoslavia, published by UNICEF in the spring of 1994.
		Collins has spoken to audiences about these children and performed the song she dedicated to them in many of her concerts since her return to the United States.
		The New York Times once described as Judy Collins as "a national treasure, with a voice of liquid silver." Collins began studying classical piano at the age of five and by age 10, was studying with the orchestral conductor Antonia Brico.
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	Judy Collins - Biography - AOL Music
		Judy Collins was one of the major interpretive folksingers of the '60s.
		By the time of Judy Collins #3, she had begun to turn to contemporary material and to add other musicians.
		By the '70s, Collins had come to be identified as much as an art song singer as a folksinger and had also begun to make a mark with her original compositions.
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	Richard L. Hess Web Pages - Judy Collins Main Page
		Judy has recorded SEVEN two-hour shows that can be heard on Sirius Satellite Radio Sunday Evenings 8-10PM (?) on Stream 94.
		Fall 2003, Judy is recording an infomercial for a "best-of" CD which will include "The Blizzard," "Send in the Clowns," and previously only available on the 1999 Live at Wolftrap CD, "Wings of Angels" (which has received LOTS of inquiries to your Webmaster).
		Judy Collins Wildflower Festival CD and DVD featuring guests Arlo Guthrie, Tom Rush, and Eric Andersen, filmed at Humphrey's by the Bay in San Diego.
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	Judy Collins Tickets, Judy Collins Concert Tickets at StubHub!
		Judy Collins is one of contemporary folk's most beloved interpreters, not to mention an accomplished singer-songwriter in her own right.
		Judy Collins concert tickets are available, and this legend of the folk scene has been inspiring audiences to become more active in the political scene for decades.
		Collins has long been known for her songwriting style that incorporates intense social messages, and her live shows are renowned for their energy.
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	Judy Collins Tickets, Judy Collins Concert Tickets, Judy Collins Concert Tour Dates
		Judy Collins has been sharing her music with the world for over forty years.
		Blending her unique view on modern themes with amazing vocals has allowed Judy Collins to be one of the most influential artists in the folk genre.
		Judy Collins is one of the entertainment world’s most influential figures over the past forty years and she will be on tour sharing her songs all summer long.
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	Barnes & Noble.com - Music: Judy Collins 3 & 4, Judy Collins, CD
		As good as Judy Collins' first two albums were in the early '60s (A Maid of Constant Sorrow and Golden Apples of the Sun), neither suggested the depth or vision she'd later become noted for.
		Collins also resisted the usual on The Judy Collins Concert, her fourth album, by utilizing -- in various combinations -- a bass, cello, banjo, and guitar to fill out her sound.
		Judy Collins Third and her In Concert albums, that will be covered by this disk, capture Judy at her transition from traditional folk singer to activist, storyteller and the introducer of great songwriters to the larger world.
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	Buy.com - Live At Wolf Trap - Judy Collins - CD
		Her father, Chuck Collins, was a singer, composer and broadcaster during the golden age of radio.
		Collins was studying with mentor Antonia Brico, the famed orchestral conductor who made a name for herself conducting major symphony orchestras in the United States and Europe.
		Collins' most treasured hits, as well as rarer nuggets, Forever is the summation of her thirty-five years and nineteen albums with Elektra Records.
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	Corporate Entertainment - Judy Collins booking information
		Called "a voice of liquid silver" by the NY Times, Judy Collins has remained a constant in American music through her four decades - and now continuing to influence a new generation with her artistry.
		Forever, the Judy Collins Anthology is the culmination of a musical legacy that has seen her release 19 albums with Elecktra, several of which have achieved gold or platinum status.
		Collins can go from the gentle song to stirring anthem, always keeping us mesmerized, as she does on the moving ode to Korean was Veteran, "Walls." "Walls" was inspired by my husband, Louis Nelson’s poetry about the Korean Veterans War Memorial Wall," says Ms.
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	Barnes & Noble.com - Music: Judy Collins Sings Leonard Cohen: Democracy, Judy Collins, CD, Remastered
		Collins was revered at the dawn of the baby boom for her crystalline, breathtaking voice and her ability to emotionally translate even the most elliptical forms of musical poetry.
		Judy Collins Sings Leonard Cohen: Democracy collects ten performances of these tunes from the singer's Elektra catalog, one from her fine 2000 album Judy Collins Live at Wolf Trap, one from her 1967 album, Wildflowers, and three new recordings.
		These songs were inspired, according to Collins' unflinchingly honest, elegant and moving liner notes, by Cohen himself; she states that he exhorted her to write her own material.
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	Amazon.ca: Reviews for 3 And: Music: Judy Collins (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Although Collins would go on to a long and distinguished career of notable musical eclecticism, in some ways she never surpassed the performances on both these discs, particularly in sheer vocal freshness and beauty.
		"The Judy Collins Concert," documenting her first Town Hall recital in 1964, being a live recording, is naturally less vocally polished, but the electricity of the occasion evokes an intensity in Collins' singing which is ample compensation.
		The release of "Judy Collins #3" and "The Judy Collins Concert" (referred to as #4) on CD finally completes the release on CD of her entire Elektra album catalog, although some of her later albums for Elektra have gone out-of-print on CD...
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	NPR : Judy Collins : Alphonse Vinh
		Judy Collins' new book, Sanity and Grace: A Journey of Suicide, Survival, and Strength explores how her life changed forever in January 1992, when her only son, Clark Taylor, committed suicide.
		Collins has done extensive research on the subject, and the books she suggests for survivors are wide-ranging.
		Last June Collins went with her family to Hazelden, the respected addiction treatment organization in Minnesota.
	www.npr.org /programs/musings/2003/nov/collins.html (677 words)

	Judy Collins - Gig Reviews - Music - Entertainment - smh.com.au
		Collins, who was in the wings, persuaded him to return, joined him and together they finished the song.
		Collins' career is fixed in popular music history with her covers of three songs: Both Sides Now, Send in the Clowns and Amazing Grace.
		Collins' passion for her work is undiminished, she says, since she was starting out in the early '60s.
	www.smh.com.au /news/gig-reviews/judy-collins/2006/03/27/1143330978642.html (1673 words)

	Amazon.com: The Very Best of Judy Collins: Music: Judy Collins (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Judy Collins never really got credit for being one of the great folk singers of the 60s, perhaps because of her transformation later in life into an art/torch singer, perhaps because she largely did not write her own material.
		One of the most important folk-pop singers of the twentieth century, Judy recorded most of the songs for which she is best remembered in the sixties although she recorded plenty of great music in the seventies.
		Judy had three major international hits (Both sides now, Amazing grace, Send in the clowns) but she certainly deserved to have plenty more.
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		Judy was born on May 1st in '39, so she was a fun 21 at the beginning of the '60s.
		Judy was a rising star as of her first album, Maid of Constant Sorrow in '61, with albums almost every year afterwards.
		Judy was on "Sesame Street" in '76, then she had infrequent TV and film work in the '80s-'90s including a supporting role in Schwarzeneggar's Junior in '84.
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		"Judith Marjorie Collins" (born May 1, 1939 in Seattle, Washington (state)Washington) is an American folk singerfolk and standards singer and songwriter, known for the stunning purity of her soprano; for her eclectic tastes in the material she records (which has included folk, showtunes, pop, and rock and roll); and for her social activism.
		Collins was also instrumental in bringing little known musicians to a wider public (in much the same way Joan Baez brought Bob Dylan into the public eye).
		Collins' 1968 album, ''Who Knows Where the Time Goes'', was produced by David Anderle and featured back-up guitar by Steven Stills (of Crosby, Stills & Nash), with whom she was romantically involved at the time.
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	Amazon.com: Wildflowers: Music: Judy Collins (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Collins started out as one of the premier interpretive folksingers of her generation, along with Joan Baez, but by the time this 1967 album was released she was becoming much more of a vocal artist.
		It was released in 1967 and Judy obviously had the artistry, musicianship and nerve to release such an daring album, in the process paving the way for the modern "art-song", as "Wildflowers" straddles the gap between popular and classical music.
		Judy was there in the beginning; Gerdes Folk City, the Cafe Wah, Dylan tramping around on W. 4th street, Sullivan and Bleeker and me-I was in the Fountain strummin away and tunin' out.
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	Bob Rowe, A Renaissance of Love: JUDY COLLINS MENTOR (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Judy Collins came into my life one snowing winter, in l969, when I was a lonely teenager, struggling with life and with myself.
		I wrote to Judy the first time, (she may even remember this, she is wonderful that way), in l972, or '73, telling her that I wanted, to be a singer, when I "grew up." I wrote to other stars that year as well.
		And she is continuously encouraging, patient and warm to this over-zealous, Judy Collins-obsessed singer, and his music biz struggles, and commitment to love the institutionalized- through music, which is something she really likes.
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		Known as much for her moving rendition of "Amazing Grace" as for her folk music, Judy Collins has lived both sides now.
		The singer, songwriter, artist and author has produced more than 40 albums and several books including "Sanity and Grace: A Journey of Suicide, Survival and Strength," which deals with the loss of her only son, Clark Taylor (from her first marriage) to suicide.
		Collins, 67, is a recovering alcoholic who finds creativity to be her saving grace.
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	Judy Collins Tickets - Buy Judy Collins Tickets
		Judy Collins (born May 1, 1939 in Seattle, Washington) is an American folk and standards singer.
		She was also known for her broad range of material: Judy Collins songs from this period include "Amazing Grace", "Send in the Clowns" and her own compositions such as "My Father" and "Born to the Breed".
		Judy Collins was also instrumental in bringing then little known composers to a wider public; for example, she recorded songs by Canadian poet Leonard Cohen and Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell.
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	Judy Collins @ Brooks International Speakers Bureau (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Legendary singer Judy Collins, known for her stunning interpretations of “Both Sides Now,” “Send in the Clowns” and “Amazing Grace,” has provided fans around the world with more than 40 years of music recording with 37 albums, top 10 hits, Grammy nominations, and gold and platinum status.
		Her father, Chuck Collins, was a singer, composer and broadcaster during the golden age of radio.
		At 13, Judy made her public debut performing Mozart’s “Concerto for Two Pianos.” But the music of such artists as Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, and the traditional songs of the folk revival sparked Judy’s love of lyrics and, by 16, she had moved from playing the Steinway to playing guitar.
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	NOW with Bill Moyers. Arts & Culture. Judy Collins: Voice of a Century \| PBS
		Bill Moyers takes viewers on a revelatory and personal journey with singer Judy Collins, called “the voice of the century.” Still popular four decades after her first album, Collins reveals a window into her life and art, shaped by personal tragedy, but driven by hope.
		Judy Collins was one of the major interpretive folksingers of the 1960s.
		As the decade saw more rebellion, Judy was drawn to songs by the social poets of the time: Tom Paxton, Phil Ochs and Dylan.
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