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Janis Ian's For All The Seasons of Your Mind (Society's Child: The Verve Recordings)
First there was Tin Pan Alley, then the Brill Building, and then New
York City began producing another kind of song. As folk musicians
evolved into singer/songwriters, there were New Yorkers who gave their
music a distinctive touch. Some, like Janis Ian and Laura Nyro, were
precocious upper-west-side girls who were particularly eloquent and
musical. Down in Greenwich Village, Dave Van Ronk and Fred Neil
developed their rousing and touching songs, and duos Jim & Jean and
Bunky & Jake honed their different styles. Host David Garland presents
songs (including some out-of-print gems) by all these musicians and
others, for an hour of songs that will be nostalgic for some listeners, and just plain great for the rest.
» Janis Ian's website
» Laura Nyro's website
» Fred Neil's website
» About Dave Van Ronk
» Liner notes for Jim and Jean's Changes/People World
» Bunky and Jake
» Janis Ian's website
» Laura Nyro's website
» Fred Neil's website
» About Dave Van Ronk
» Liner notes for Jim and Jean's Changes/People World
» Bunky and Jake
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