I first saw Joan -- the first time I ever heard of her-- was about 1961 in Carnegie Hall. I was in high school in Brooklyn and one day everybody was saying, come with us! We are all going to hear Joan Baez sing folk music. I didn't know what that was. Admission was $2. I was always put off by her preachy politics, but overcame that eventually because of that voice. How she was blessed with that voice and and eventually got away from being a peace preacher, and when she sang the world fell under her spell. Only in America can we have a female force like Joan Baez from Staten Island.
Little more than 5 mounths before The Velvet revolution (in czechoslovakia), she came to sing to us about courage, persistence and real value of humanity.. Thank you Jaon to support us not only in that days. God bless you.
I grew up in this society ... I have more than eighty years in my life ... But , if I never knew it , I absolutely know , and I knew it so many years before .... That the Arts ... the songs , the lyrics .... is the Univeral Language !!!
Music is truly a universal language. Goes far beyond national, racial, ethnic boundaries to speak to the soul. I say this both as a music listener and performer.
As for a Czech to see this is amazing. I was 8 at that time.. This brave lady is admirable and inspirational. Thank you Joan Baez that you cared then and still care today ❤️ What a role model to us all.
an outstanding great vocal performance , even by Joan's own metric ... !!! { ... obviously , she was "there" whole-heartedly & no less do 'we' expect from her ... ...& she's never disappointing 'us' ... }
En 1989 j 'avais atteint ma 29 ème année de difficile vie sur cette Terre. Comme Joan Baez et des milliers de milliers parmi nous, j'avais vu , supporté, survécu à tant de guerres toutes plus monstrueuses , inhumaines les unes que les autres. Ce 8 Mai 2023 ce bas-monde ne va pas mieux, alors avec elle cette ange envoyée par Dieu , continuons à dire ce que j'ai dit le jour de mes 19 ans ( 07/09/1979) : Me résigner , moi ? Jamais !" Je continue de contribuer à cette Paix partout, pour chaque enfant, chaque femme et chaque homme aujourd'hui et demain 🙂😇👍👍👍✌✌✌ GeneAngèle Fatima Ma'Lya 8 Mai 2023 Paris.
The first time I heard Joan Baez was when she released The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. She has been my favorite song bird since then. I think she is even more beautiful now than when she was 18!
Some of these rats are so invasive and intrusive they broke into my safety deposit box in the Bank Vault at Wells Fargo Bank in Hamilton and stole my baby pictures my folks had made of me in Adrian Michigan by Olin Mills Studio. I believe that's the worst theft so far but how could you top that!
and how amazing is that she came back to Bratislava in 2018 just shortly after the murder of Ján Kuciak and showed us her support again and sang our national anthem. i am so glad i got to see that in person. thank you, Joan ♥ and thank you for uploading this concert for us who weren't born yet to see it then
Love you Joan. What a fantastic job you have accomplished. I’m aCatholic but very close to dear Thay and Zen and mindfulness. Bless you ❤ Your voice is amazing. Thank you ♥️✝️🕉️🌟🕊️
I hear you, sleepycat. I was raised Roman Catholic myself, but I abandoned that years ago. No longer believe in god (OK, God). Even practices Buddhism for a a couple years earlier in my life. Nam Myho Renge Kyo, anyone?
Loved watching this video. Hadn't seen this one before. I last saw Joan when she played a concert at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles many years ago. By the way, love the earings Joan is wearing here. 😊
❤ so wunderschön Joan. ❤ Ich muss mir dieses Konzert wieder und wieder anhören... ❤ Danke Joan ! ❤ Joan ist so eine tolle Frau und Sängerin. Schade ist auch sie älter geworden und singt nicht mehr. 🤣
I was in love 😍 with Joanie Baez for 30 years. I'm still love ❤️ her and all she sang from the age of 18 till now . Very brave woman and awesome 😎 👩🎤 singer 🧑🎤 and a lot beautiful.
On the troubled and stormy 60es She and Bob Dylan were called " The King 👑 and Queen 👸 of protest " . She herself showed up 🆙 in places of violence and wars and gave speeches against it . She sang 🆎 against violence and killing of thousands of innocent people like Vietnam 🇻🇳 and Bangladesh 🇧🇩. May God bless her !!!!
translation of czech speech: "I wanna give this song to CHARTA 77, Independent peace movement and to Petr Cibulka. I welcome friends of Charta, inclusive Vaclav Havel and friends." Cibulka was in prison in the very moment, Charta and Havel arch enemies of the communistic regime, ruling the country at that time. This was in Bratislava, if I remember well. Havel served to Joan as "guitar carrier" in order to somehow manage to talk to her. Brave Lady
Interesting. Many people accuse Joan of being a Communist or Communist sympathizer, but couldn't be further from the truth. She comes from Quaker and Jewish roots, and the teaching of both honor and protect human freedom and dignity. From what I've seen and heard from her, she will speak out against injustice and war no matter whose government is guilty of it. True peacemaker.
@@wb7ptr Thanks to this "accusing" of her she could perform at the festival. The management of the festival appointed by the communists thought that she will be friendly with the regime when she criticize U.S. but they were, fortuntly, far far from the truth.
Thank you having shared Your Heart , Songs , Body and Soul with Me - with All of Us , Danke Joan, Deine Katharine C; Y Baez Katharina Scharlowski Danke Ivan Hoffmann auch, yours Katharine, Paris 5. January 2022
Thank you for posting this gem. She sounds great even we feel her voice was already changng. Is there anyone who can translate what the singer Ivan sang and explain us why and who did cut off the sound? Thank you.
The organizers of this festival cut off the sound. To be clear, this was still before the collapse of the totalitarian communist regime in Czechoslovakia. Joan Baez was allowed to be invited probably because the officials thought they would show there was freedom in Czechoslovakia if they let her have a concert. They were probably even naively thinking she would just sing anti-US protest songs which was of course welcome. But they didn't expect this would happen, at first she gave a support speech for dissidents in Czechoslovakia and then invited Ivan Hoffman to play a protest song. This was unexpected, the song was more or less unknown for the audience and after a few words the officials told the soundman to cut it off. He pretended not to understand to let it go at least for a while but finally after some time they managed to mute it. I'm lazy to do a proper translation so I used google translate for the lyrics: Don't let them tell me that I should speak out loud, Those who were silently breaking teeth yesterday, Let them not pretend that they already have a clear understanding of this, Those who with great fame and at my expense discovered a may-bug. Don't let me be fooled, that today the truth will be revealed, It has lived here with us since the creation of the world, Don't let them advise me, what I know even from my own head, Those who only yesterday were hostile to the truth, Today and every day. Let them not think that they will allow my heart, Those who cruelly nailed love to the wood, Let them not raise their thumbs brazenly to the sky...
Once again a commentary effaced, but i would like to tell you, it is this moment of emotion, Carrickfergus, I love you, and as Mr Hofffmann sang his wonderful tune, I know, that you,atLeast his first Acoords have been Known, Thank You, for Swing Low,Sweet chariot, Traum On Imagine My Beloved, you can be sure I'm dreaming on and am catching yoour Dreams to be fulfilled, as you fulfilled myne and are so right let US Dream o Traum On istead of Trauma, My Love, My Moves Back to the Country side il va iy avoir peutetr des Averses, but rain in August is not hard to bear , may none of us may heavier Burden have ro carr, Than Rain in a August Night and sunshine at Daybreak thanks your Katharine Scharlowski, We may see, we WILL, It Will Be; Deine Katharina and fuer uns und All die Traeume die Leben, Gracias a l a Vida Let it Be alive your Love, our Love and Life; Paris, Rur Maracdet 29. August 2021
Szép volt, jó volt kedves Baez.., csak én nagyon hiányoltam az igazán nagy slágereidet. Angelina.., OK! Jó, értem én, aktuális akartál lenni. 89- ben még semmit nem lehetett pontosan tudni...
The speech is in Slovak: “I would like to dedicate this song to Charter 77, to Independent Assembly for Peace, and to Petr Cibulka. I also welcome here the friends of the Charter, including Václav Havel.”
Joan of Arc en Ciel Baez Rainbow Road Civil Wisdoms Rights of Humankind are women Rights too and Kinderrechte and The Rights of the emprisoned and free, too, Thank You Joan You who believed in the Loves and Love, deine Katharine C. Y Baez , KScharlowski with all my Loves and Love is , Yes that Burden had been heavier in these last months, but in this Moment every Wage of the world is weighed and We stand upright and Dellivered from Burden, Yours Katharina
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I first saw Joan -- the first time I ever heard of her-- was about 1961 in Carnegie Hall. I was in high school in Brooklyn and one day everybody was saying, come with us! We are all going to hear Joan Baez sing folk music. I didn't know what that was. Admission was $2. I was always put off by her preachy politics, but overcame that eventually because of that voice. How she was blessed with that voice and and eventually got away from being a peace preacher, and when she sang the world fell under her spell. Only in America can we have a female force like Joan Baez from Staten Island.
Little more than 5 mounths before The Velvet revolution (in czechoslovakia), she came to sing to us about courage, persistence and real value of humanity.. Thank you Jaon to support us not only in that days. God bless you.
I grew up in this society ... I have more than eighty years in my life ... But , if I never knew it , I absolutely know , and I knew it so many years before .... That the Arts ... the songs , the lyrics .... is the Univeral Language !!!
Music is truly a universal language. Goes far beyond national, racial, ethnic boundaries to speak to the soul. I say this both as a music listener and performer.
As for a Czech to see this is amazing. I was 8 at that time.. This brave lady is admirable and inspirational. Thank you Joan Baez that you cared then and still care today ❤️ What a role model to us all.
We Are The Warriors Of THE sun. ❤ joans straight forward leadership humbles me.
an outstanding great vocal performance , even by Joan's own metric ... !!!
{ ... obviously , she was "there" whole-heartedly & no less do 'we' expect from her ...
...& she's never disappointing 'us' ... }
En 1989 j 'avais atteint ma 29 ème année de difficile vie sur cette Terre. Comme Joan Baez et des milliers de milliers parmi nous, j'avais vu , supporté, survécu à tant de guerres toutes plus monstrueuses , inhumaines les unes que les autres.
Ce 8 Mai 2023 ce bas-monde ne va pas mieux, alors avec elle cette ange envoyée par Dieu , continuons à dire ce que j'ai dit le jour de mes 19 ans ( 07/09/1979) : Me résigner , moi ? Jamais !" Je continue de contribuer à cette Paix partout, pour chaque enfant, chaque femme et chaque homme aujourd'hui et demain 🙂😇👍👍👍✌✌✌ GeneAngèle Fatima Ma'Lya 8 Mai 2023 Paris.
The life IS worse, more wars, o e nation killing other...
The first time I heard Joan Baez was when she released The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down. She has been my favorite song bird since then. I think she is even more beautiful now than when she was 18!
What a wonderful voice. She was the Folk Queen.
With Joan you get a double feature. Not only do you great music but also a great philosophy lesson!
Some of these rats are so invasive and intrusive they broke into my safety deposit box in the Bank Vault at Wells Fargo Bank in Hamilton and stole my baby pictures my folks had made of me in Adrian Michigan by Olin Mills Studio. I believe that's the worst theft so far but how could you top that!
Joan BAEZ ❤
AS SHE FLIES TO MEXICO (c)2006
and how amazing is that she came back to Bratislava in 2018 just shortly after the murder of Ján Kuciak and showed us her support again and sang our national anthem. i am so glad i got to see that in person. thank you, Joan ♥ and thank you for uploading this concert for us who weren't born yet to see it then
Love you Joan. What a fantastic job you have accomplished. I’m aCatholic but very close to dear Thay and Zen and mindfulness. Bless you ❤ Your voice is amazing. Thank you ♥️✝️🕉️🌟🕊️
I hear you, sleepycat. I was raised Roman Catholic myself, but I abandoned that years ago. No longer believe in god (OK, God). Even practices Buddhism for a a couple years earlier in my life. Nam Myho Renge Kyo, anyone?
جوهان بايز احبها .بقيت على خطها التقدمي. الوحيدة في العرب التي غنت في البوسنة على فاجعة سريبينيتشا. سنة 1995
Mensajera de paz y amor.
She pours everything into her music. Her concentration reminds me of John Lennon's total commitment to his performances.
Gran artista Joan Baez..mujer talentosa, inteligente, valiente y bella. Inolvidable su canto.
Loved watching this video. Hadn't seen this one before.
I last saw Joan when she played a concert at the Greek Theater in Los
Angeles many years ago.
By the way, love the earings Joan is wearing here. 😊
❤ so wunderschön Joan. ❤
Ich muss mir dieses Konzert wieder und wieder anhören...
❤ Danke Joan ! ❤
Joan ist so eine tolle Frau und Sängerin.
Schade ist auch sie älter geworden und singt nicht mehr. 🤣
Magnifique 🎉❤🎉❤
Outstanding!
We are the warriors of the sun. Say we'll carry, children of the angels.
Voz sublime en esta vida.Con conciencia , la mujer.
Always "Amazing" Joanie!
Ich liebe diese Frau schon 45 Jahre
I was in love 😍 with Joanie Baez for 30 years. I'm still love ❤️ her and all she sang from the age of 18 till now . Very brave woman and awesome 😎 👩🎤 singer 🧑🎤 and a lot beautiful.
WONDERFUL
Merci beaucoup
On the troubled and stormy 60es She and Bob Dylan were called " The King 👑 and Queen 👸 of protest " . She herself showed up 🆙 in places of violence and wars and gave speeches against it . She sang 🆎 against violence and killing of thousands of innocent people like Vietnam 🇻🇳 and Bangladesh 🇧🇩. May God bless her !!!!
She was and is my hero growing up in the 1960s and 1970s. I will always respect her. Shalom! Peace! Saalam!
Voice is in great form here
even though it sounds like she has a cold
translation of czech speech: "I wanna give this song to CHARTA 77, Independent peace movement and to Petr Cibulka. I welcome friends of Charta, inclusive Vaclav Havel and friends." Cibulka was in prison in the very moment, Charta and Havel arch enemies of the communistic regime, ruling the country at that time. This was in Bratislava, if I remember well. Havel served to Joan as "guitar carrier" in order to somehow manage to talk to her. Brave Lady
Interesting. Many people accuse Joan of being a Communist or Communist sympathizer, but couldn't be further from the truth. She comes from Quaker and Jewish roots, and the teaching of both honor and protect human freedom and dignity. From what I've seen and heard from her, she will speak out against injustice and war no matter whose government is guilty of it. True peacemaker.
@@wb7ptr Thanks to this "accusing" of her she could perform at the festival. The management of the festival appointed by the communists thought that she will be friendly with the regime when she criticize U.S. but they were, fortuntly, far far from the truth.
Can tell this is the 80s, those shoulder pads. Man I had so many dresses with shoulder pads.
Thank you having shared Your Heart , Songs , Body and Soul with Me - with All of Us , Danke Joan, Deine Katharine C; Y Baez Katharina Scharlowski Danke Ivan Hoffmann auch, yours Katharine, Paris 5. January 2022
immer wunderbar
In Mannheim dürfte ich sogar in Ihre Garderobe und sprach mit Ihr. Der schönste Tag in meinem Leben
Hear Charlotte church singing this song, more attractive
너무 곱게 늙었어요? I love you always. ❤❤❤😢😢
Thank you for posting this gem. She sounds great even we feel her voice was already changng. Is there anyone who can translate what the singer Ivan sang and explain us why and who did cut off the sound? Thank you.
The organizers of this festival cut off the sound. To be clear, this was still before the collapse of the totalitarian communist regime in Czechoslovakia. Joan Baez was allowed to be invited probably because the officials thought they would show there was freedom in Czechoslovakia if they let her have a concert. They were probably even naively thinking she would just sing anti-US protest songs which was of course welcome. But they didn't expect this would happen, at first she gave a support speech for dissidents in Czechoslovakia and then invited Ivan Hoffman to play a protest song. This was unexpected, the song was more or less unknown for the audience and after a few words the officials told the soundman to cut it off. He pretended not to understand to let it go at least for a while but finally after some time they managed to mute it.
I'm lazy to do a proper translation so I used google translate for the lyrics:
Don't let them tell me that I should speak out loud,
Those who were silently breaking teeth yesterday,
Let them not pretend that they already have a clear understanding of this,
Those who with great fame and at my expense discovered a may-bug.
Don't let me be fooled, that today the truth will be revealed,
It has lived here with us since the creation of the world,
Don't let them advise me, what I know even from my own head,
Those who only yesterday were hostile to the truth,
Today and every day.
Let them not think that they will allow my heart,
Those who cruelly nailed love to the wood,
Let them not raise their thumbs brazenly to the sky...
Once again a commentary effaced, but i would like to tell you, it is this moment of emotion, Carrickfergus, I love you, and as Mr Hofffmann sang his wonderful tune, I know, that you,atLeast his first Acoords have been Known, Thank You, for Swing Low,Sweet chariot, Traum On Imagine My Beloved, you can be sure I'm dreaming on and am catching yoour Dreams to be fulfilled, as you fulfilled myne and are so right let US Dream o Traum On istead of Trauma,
My Love, My Moves
Back to the Country side il va iy avoir peutetr des Averses, but rain in August is not hard to bear ,
may none of us may heavier Burden have ro carr, Than Rain in a August Night and sunshine at Daybreak
thanks your Katharine Scharlowski, We may see, we WILL, It Will Be; Deine Katharina and fuer uns und All die Traeume die Leben, Gracias a l a Vida Let it Be alive your Love, our Love and Life; Paris, Rur Maracdet 29. August 2021
my love Joan Chandos Baez, my loves , with You we will let this life be loved katharine
Some of us are eco on the sea. Maybe crazy, we are
Okay. So a few years ago the Czech Republic was created correct?
Szép volt, jó volt kedves Baez.., csak én nagyon hiányoltam az
igazán nagy slágereidet. Angelina.., OK! Jó, értem én, aktuális akartál
lenni. 89- ben még semmit nem lehetett pontosan tudni...
...sad 2021 joan cannot sing anymore in that Operatic soprano
well....is kinda natural, no? xd
Can anyone translate the short speech Joan reads in Czech (?), at about 17 minutes?
The speech is in Slovak:
“I would like to dedicate this song to Charter 77, to Independent Assembly for Peace, and to Petr Cibulka. I also welcome here the friends of the Charter, including Václav Havel.”
@@pmh099 How many languages does she speak?? Just curious. I've heard her speak at least eight or nine.
I believe David Bowie had it about right at his end.
Joan of Arc en Ciel Baez Rainbow Road Civil Wisdoms Rights of Humankind are women Rights too and Kinderrechte and The Rights of the emprisoned and free, too, Thank You Joan You who believed in the Loves and Love, deine Katharine C. Y Baez , KScharlowski with all my Loves and Love is , Yes that Burden had been heavier in these last months, but in this Moment every Wage of the world is weighed and We stand upright and Dellivered from Burden, Yours Katharina
Didn't know TH-cam existed in 1989 🤨
the video is from 89, not youtube
Can someone please tell me the name of the Polish Song which starts at 14:39 minutes?
이땐!성격이 다르네요 활달해요? 긴머리가 어울려요!
비틀즈?존레넌 노래 이거80년도 전인데? 세월 많이 지났네요?
Mme Choquet solange
62, rue du 13 ème de ligne
58000 Nevers France
Par satellite
Je suis prisonnière dans un réseau de cyber criminalité
Je ne peux recevoir que par réseaux de l'étranger
Je ne suis plus en état de droit, sur Nevers
Dostala vyznamenanie od Čaputky, lebo bola súčasťou rozpadu československa a Iva Hoffmana preferovala,💰
It has been done to be ok talk to me WE can't have a lot of Word try u wellcome
그?멕시코 노래 좋네요? 미치겠네요? 신기하네?내방까지 들어와요? 하기야?자클린 첼로를 하시는분 도 내침대에서 죽어 있더라고?
Stupid, stupid Bob Dylan. He could have been married to a woman who has kept her beauty and wits. It’s an an insult to all folk rockers.
man of constant sorrow...
OMG words can't say how bad she is!!!!!!!!!!!