Judy
Collins Books and Miscellaneous
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This is a listing of books and other miscellaneous items of
interest to the Judy Collins collector.
Judy Collins Concert Souvenir Publication - 1968
Text by Michael Thomas, Photographs by Jackie Paull, Design by
Zacks & Perrier
Additional Photography by Peter Polymenakos (cover), William
S. Harvey, Keith Holzman, Julie Snow, Guy Webster, and Joel
Brodsky
24 pages, 10x14 inches white glossy covers. Front cover with a
black and white portrait and blank rear cover.
Life Magazine cover story May 2, 1969. Includes five
black and white images inside.
'I've looked at life from both sides now' an interview with
Judy Collins
The Judy Collins Songbook - 1969 - Grosset &
Dunlap songbook
"with comments, instructions and personal
reminiscences by Judy Collins", music arranged and edited by
Herbert Haufrecht, New York: Grosset & Dunlap, 55 songs, 255
pp.(2nd printing, December 1969), LC: 77-86683. Later editions
apparently carried an ISBN: 0-448-01918-3.
- Albatross - p. 213
- Anathea - p. 41
- Bells of Rhymney, The - p. 58
- Bird on the Wire - p. 236
- Bold Fenian Man - p. 20
- Both Sides Now - p. 205
- Carry It On - p. 130
- Coal Tattoo - p. 84
- Coming of the Roads, The - p. 100
- Crow on the Cradle - p. 31
- Cruel Mother - p. 87
- Daddy You've Been on My Mind - p. 111
- Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos) - p. 54
- Dove, The - p. 47
- Dress Rehearsal Rag - p. 158
- Early Morning Rain - p. 127
- First Boy I Loved - p. 240
- Golden Apples of the Sun - p. 33
- Great Selchie of Shule Skerry (Child #113) - p. 25
- Hard Lovin' Loser - p. 153
- Hey, Nelly, Nelly - p. 90
- Hey, That's No Way to Say Goodbye - p. 209
- I Think It's Going to Rain Today - p. 165
- In the Hills of Shiloh - p. 48
- It Isn't nice - p. 133
- John Riley - p. 22
- La Chanson de vieux amants (The Song of Old Lovers) - p.
220
- La Colombe - p. 146
- Last Thing on My Mind, The - p. 70
- Liverpool Lullaby - p. 169
- Lord Gregory - p. 119
- Maid of Constant Sorrow - p. 16
- Marat/Sade - p. 171
- Michael From Mountains - p. 187
- Mr. Tambourine Man - p. 104
- My Father - p. 248
- My Ramblin' Boy - p. 73
- Pack Up Your Sorrows - p. 114
- Poor Immigrant - p. 245
- Priests - p. 199
- Since You've Asked - p. 191
- Sisters of Mercy - p. 195
- So Early, Early in the Spring - p. 108
- Someday Soon - p. 229
- Story of Isaac - p. 233
- Suzanne - p. 142
- Tear Down the Walls - p. 80
- Ten O'Clock, All Is Well - p. 44
- Thirsty Boots - p. 122
- Turn! Turn! Turn! / To Everything There Is a Season - p.
51
- Wars of Germany, The - p. 28
- Who Knows Where the Time Goes - p. 226
- Wild Mountain Thyme - p. 18
- Wild Rippling Water - p. 76
- Winter Sky - p. 66
Save The Children - Compiled and Edited by Winston G.
Potter, with the Editorial Assistance of Kent Garland Burtt,
Foreword by Judy Collins. The Chatham Press, Riverside, CT,
Distributed by Viking Press, New York - 1972
Judy writes about children and supporting a child in Dar
es Salaam. She concludes by saying, "...They are all our
children, just as the earth is home for us all. We have nowhere
else to go." This was dated June 9, 1972
Crawdaddy Magazine Interview - 1972 October
This article by Peter Knobler is an in-depth interview and
discussion with Judy at the height of her career.
Ms Magazine Article - 1973 April
This article by Cynthia MacDonald includes the poem
"11572 Mississippi Avenue" which was written for Stacy
Keach on his birthday, June 2, 1971. It also includes sheet music
for "Secret Gardens." The article is another good
overview of Judy's life. Judy appeared on the cover.
High Fidelity Magazine Article "Judy Collins and
the Art of Transition" April, 1977, by Susan Elliott
Cover headline: "How Judy Collins Stays On Top"
Judy Collins: Bread & Roses Songbook - 1977 -
Warner Bros.
- Bread & Roses - p. 5
- Come Down In Time - p. 33
- Everything Must Change - p. 9
- I Didn't Know About You - p. 43
- King David - p. 59
- Love Hurts - p. 53
- Marjorie - p. 57
- Out of Control - p. 19
- Plegaria A Un Labrador (Prayer To a Laborer) - p. 25
- Spanish Is The Loving Tongue - p. 38
- Special Delivery - p. 14
- Take This Longing - p. 48
Judy Collins by Vivian Claire - 1977 - Music
Sales Corp. - ISBN 082563914X
This loving portrait by an articulate fan is very
interesting. It only follows Judy's career through Bread
and Roses but provides some insight (and speculation)
into Judy's early career. It contains many black and white
photographs, although the reproduction is not always the best
quality. It contains a discography. While the text states that Bread
and Roses has not yet gone gold, the discography
hopefully lists it as such. The discography in Judy's
autobiography, Trust Your Heart does not
indicate that Bread and Roses ever went
gold. Perhaps if it were still available on CD, it would be!
This Is The Day - A Judy Collins Anthology -
1981 - Big 3 Music Corporation - 216 pages with photos
- Albatross - p. 160
- All Things Are Quite Silent - p. 168
- Almost Free - p. 37
- Amazing Grace - p. 214
- Anyone Would Love You - p. 25
- Bird On The Wire - p. 70
- Born To The Breed - p. 170
- Both Sides Now - p. 112
- Bread And Roses - p. 87
- Bright Morning Star - p. 4
- Che - p. 137
- Dorothy - p. 28
- Easy Times - p. 144
- Everything Must Change - p. 108
- Farewell To Tarwathie - p. 24
- Fisherman Song - p. 81
- Green Finch And Linnet Bird - p. 49
- Hard Times For Lovers - p. 42
- Holly Ann - p. 202
- Houses - p. 150
- I Think It's Going To Rain Today - p. 116
- Marieke - p. 64
- Marjorie - p. 175
- My Father - p. 130
- Nightingale - p. 156
- Out Of Control - p. 93
- Pretty Polly - p. 124
- Pretty Women - p. 54
- The Rainbow Connection - p. 58
- Running For My Life - p. 16
- Secret Gardens - p. 192
- Send In The Clowns - p. 45
- Since You've Asked - p. 120
- So Early In The Spring - p. 90
- Some Day Soon - p. 104
- Song For Duke - p. 185
- Song For Judith - p. 178
- Song For Martin - p. 206
- Special Delivery - p. 100
- The Story Of Isaac - p. 78
- Suzanne - p. 74
- This Is The Day - p. 11
- Wedding Song - p. 8
- Where or When - p. 98
- Who Knows Where The Time Goes - p. 84
Trust Your Heart - 1987 - Houghton, Mifflin book
Trust Your Heart, an autobiography ISBN
0-395-41285-4 Discography, p. 271-275 (includes exact release
dates, album and track titles, and "Certified Gold" and
dates for six albums. The record label is NOT identified.)
Judy Collins Anthology . . . trust your heart - 1988 -
192 pages and a few photos
Amsco Publications distributed by Beekman Publishers,
Woodstock, NY. Arranged and edited by Frank Metis. US ISBN
0.8256.2533.5, UK ISBN 0.7119.1490.7
- Amazing Grace - p. 8
- Angel On My Side - p. 96
- Born To The Breed - p. 52
- Bright Morning Stars - p. 100
- Ché - p. 64
- Cook With Honey - p. 10
- Don't Say Goodbye Love - p. 152
- Dream On - p. 166
- Easy Times - p. 104
- Farewell To Tarwathie - p. 82
- The Fisherman Song - p. 79
- Granddaddy - p. 160
- Hard Times For Lovers - p. 42
- Holly Ann (The Weaver Song) - p. 156
- Houses - p. 72
- The Life You Dream - p. 138
- Mama Mama - p. 47
- Marieke - p. 88
- Marjorie - p. 85
- Moon Is A Harsh Mistress - p. 124
- My Father - p. 190
- Nightingale - p. 170
- Open The Door (Song For Judith) - p. 36
- Out Of Control - p. 114
- Pretty Polly - p. 128
- The Rest Of Your Life - p. 174
- Running For My Life - p. 28
- Secret Gardens - p. 15
- Send In The Clowns - p. 24
- Shoot First - p. 119
- Simple Gifts - p. 178
- Since You've Asked - p. 134
- Sky Fell - p. 109
- Song For Duke - p. 57
- Song For Martin - p. 144
- This Is The Day - p. 180
- Trust Your Heart - p. 186
This Is The Day A Judy Collins Anthology (1989,
The Big 3 Music Corporation, New York City)
This 216 page, soft cover anthology contains words, music and
Judys personal comments for 45 songs from throughout her
career, with emphasis on songs recorded between 1976 and 1980. In
addition, the book contains 13 pages of photos, many of them
never published elsewhere. On the front and back cover are the
two Scavullo shots from the Judith album. This description is
from Phil Saviano. It does not match with the above book, but it
also doesn't make sense that there would be two books so similar
that are also so different. This needs clarification. Perhaps the
later printings shortened the book? My copy was purchased
recently.
My Father by Judy Collins, Pictures by Jane Dyer -
1989
A children's book setting Judy's song to pictures. Little,
Brown, and company. ISBN 0-316-15228-5 (hard cover) 0-316-15238-2
(paperback)
Amazing Grace - 1991 - Hyperion, New
York, ISBN 156282998X (hardcover) 1-56282-877-0 (paperback)
Judy Collins wrote the nine page introduction. It is
cataloged in the Library of Congress under John Newton. This
book reproduces six verses of the hymn, lined out one line per
two-page spread with photographs of churches, sharcroppers, and
others. A beautiful book. The text and verses are the same as on
the talking book.
Shameless (A Novel) - 1995
Pocket Books (hard cover) ISBN 0-671-89233-9 Pocket Star Books
ISBN: 0-448-01918-3
Also, Please note HCA280 Voices -1995 - (the album)
also includes a songbook and a memoir.
Two books of interest that have commentary by and about Judy:
- Conspiracy Trial by Judy Clavir and John
Spitzer, 1970 contains a section on Judy's complete
testimony at the Chicago Seven trial.
- Hoot by Robbie Woliver, 1986, St.
Martins Press and was originally published as Bringing
It All Back Home by Pantheon Books. This
covers the Greenwich Village Folk Scene and includes
great commentary by Judy, Joan, Carolyn Hester, Charles
Rothschild and others
Also note that Squall Line by Judy
Collins is by a different Judy Collins from the Pacific
Northwest. It is a nice book of poems, but by a different author.
Judy Collins Concert Souvenir Publication - 1998
Published by Rocky Mountain Productions - Designed by Louis
Nelson Associates - Available on Judy's Web
Site
Follow The Music - by Jac
Holzman and Gavan Daws - 1998, First Media
This absolutely marvellous book is an insiders' look into
the formative years of Elektra Records from it's inception
through its sale to Warner Brothers. There is a lot of Judy
Collins information in this book. The book has its own web site.
On the web site, Wildflower's
album cover made it into Jac's top twelve album covers.
An
interview with Tom Rush on the Joni Mitchell web pages with some
Judy content.
Singing Lessons - 1998 Pocket Books
This book details Judy's coming to grips with her son's suicide. Coupled with Trust Your Heart, these two books provide an outstanding insight into Judy the person.
This book comes with a four-cut CD.
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