Colors Of The Day (The Best Of Judy Collins) is a Rock album by Judy Collins, originally released in 1972. On Gatefold: 103 pressings tracked, owned by 8 collectors.
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Folk Rock
- warm
- tender
- pastoral
About
This enormously successful 1972 anthology chronicles a classic period in Judy Collins' career, when she graduated from the straight folk sound of her early- to mid-'60s work to an eclectic but elegant aesthetic that married her velvety croon to everything from country-rock (Ian Tyson's "Someday Soon") and folk-rock (Sandy Denny's "Who Knows Where the Time Goes") to Jacques Brel's "Sons Of" and tunes by the era's premier songsmiths (Collins' version of Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides Now" was a huge hit). The sensitive chamber-pop arrangements of Joshua Rifkin help define the sound, and Collins' own tunes show she was more than an interpreter.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Someday Soon3:44
- A2Since You Asked2:33
- A3Both Sides Now3:14
- A4Sons Of2:23
- A5Suzanne4:24
- A6Farewell To Tarwathie5:34
Side B
- B1Who Knows Where The Time Goes4:40
- B2Sunny Goodge Street2:56
- B3My Father5:02
- B4Albatross4:50
- B5In My Life2:53
- B6Amazing Grace4:06
Credits
Performers
- Joshua RifkinCONDUCTOR
8 collectors on Gatefold own this · 103 pressings tracked on Gatefold