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[BDIfCO TfllK “Come from the Shadow.” In her heyday Joan Baez u X, W m// jt • was acknowledged as the , *' ” dominating influence in folk Jjar' 1 " k * music (second only to Bob - 1 ' ‘ J '(i Dylan). Baez’s gentle voice -, , , coupled with her refreshing Jk '*■/ ‘ interpretations of traditional folk melodies, puts her a class of popularity that can ■asfe pE |K ' only be equalled by Judy ’ Collins and Joni Mitchell. Mr Baez’s latest contribution ,, on the Elektra label is a seri- ' ous attempt at writing her ~ own compositions. Recorded ’ i. Puppy love — Danny Osmond in Nashville, Tennessee, she , * . z. Brandy (You’re a Fine Giri) is backed by some ot the ' ' „ T „ WH. V~ Lo ° k rfr£l ass top session men including s * - *’ 3. Nice To Be With You — Gahery Rnftrov Chari-2 ‘ 4. Ooh Wakke Doo Whakka Day Kenneth Buttrey. cnatlie S J ..mW — Gilbert O'Sullivan MacKoy and Grady Martin. ’ s wte , >, ♦ ... 5. It’s Going To Take Soma Time , From a composing Stand- ?> A- at. 1 ■ I ’’rjW e l Need You — America"'’ arpe "’ e s point the six Baez numbers fW* 7. straight From • Rainbow are all failures. Her song- „„ . „ , — Bartholomew John writ j n g ability is restricted Jtt 4 1 J ‘ 8- Holy Morning - Rumour wooik and nfined / This cou!d be 'i * - 9. Don’t let Me lose You. as a result of her involve- tjaMrT 10. Sylvia’s Mother mem in the draft resistance gBSr- - Dr non- & >'.s t-.ed.c.na Sar.J and antj _ v . el! . am movement _ , ; The only Baez song of any consequence is "Song of tp] J ' 'fjStA Bangladesh.’’ :tf : / The most melodious num- ngS 919 MtfiH street her on the album is “Tumble- ' ; S|Sis&V'c-’- -T»’m- ■ ALSO NEW BRIGHTON ''' ee(l ” by D O'Jglas van Ars - da 16. M? I^UWrirthtears-far vour best TOYOTA deal A£W~l/s£> iteteaiMr • Special finance awalabfo l-MUR