Mark or Travis wrote: > Recently I've been listening to 'Colors of the Day' and 'Forever' by Judy > Collins.
> So I'd like some suggestions as to which of her albums that are not > 'greatest hits' or retrospectives I should get next. I would recommend"Who Knows Where the Time Goes" first and foremost. Stephen Stills plays on a couple of my favorite Judy songs,"Someday Soon" and "First Boy I Loved", also there is a wonderful rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Bird On The Wire". Also excellent albums from her (best, I think) early period are "Whales and Nightingales", "Wildflowers" (with BSN and Michael From Mountains") and "In My Life". > As to Dylan, > I'm wondering if part of the key to appreciating Dylan is > getting the humor in a lot of his songs. Do people maybe tend to take him > too seriously? I don't know if people take him too seriously, but there are some seriously funny songs on some of his albums, especially the amazingly great "Another Side of Bob Dylan". I sat my monkey up on a log and ordered him to do the dog he wagged his tail and shook his head then he went and did the cat instead wierd monkey very funky I got a friend who spends his life stabbin' my picture with a bowie knife he dreams of stranglin' me with a scarf when my name comes up he pretends to barf I got a million friends RR np KMUD-FM Chinese Cafe
