Album
Diamonds & Rust
1975Pop · Music · Singer/Songwriter · Contemporary Folk · Rock · Singer/Songwriter · Traditional Folk
The face of the '60s protest folk scene scores a haunting pop hit.
Tracks
- 14:45
- 24:30
- 32:45
- 43:07
- 54:45
- 62:45
- 73:04
- 84:28
- 93:55
- 103:27
- 114:10
About this album
Joan Baez greeted the mid-'70s by temporarily dropping the politics, embracing glossy contemporary soft-rock production, and making an album that sensitive college students everywhere loved. The title track celebrates her hot-and-cold relationship with an ex, who happens to be Bob Dylan. Bob's fans got a giggle from her affectionate imitation of his voice on "Simple Twist of Fate." Baez also gets romantic on a Stevie Wonder tune, and even rocks a little: Her version of "Blue Sky" isn't that different from The Allman Brothers' original.