Judy Collins, Wildflowers/Who Knows Where the Time Goes - 1h 19m 45s

Tracks & Durations

1. Michael From The Mountains	3:11
2. Since You Asked	2:35
3. Sisters Of Mercy	2:33
4. Priests	4:58
5. Ballata Of Francesco Landini	4:37
6. Both Sides Now	3:16
7. La Chanson Des Vieux Amants	4:40
8. Sky Fell	1:49
9. Albatross	4:52
10. Hey That's No Way To Say Goodbye	3:36
11. Hello Hooray	4:11
12. Story Of Isaac	3:33
13. My Father	5:02
14. Someday Soon	3:46
15. Who Knows Where The Time Goes	4:46
16. Poor Immigrant	4:09
17. First Boy I Loved	7:31
18. Bird On The Wire	4:40
19. Pretty Polly	5:51

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Review

Import single-disc coupling of Judy's 1967 album Wildflowers with Who KNows Where The TIme Goes (1968). Includes the song's 'Pretty Polly', 'Hello, Hooray', 'Both Sides Now' and 'Since You Asked'. Warner. 2006.Digitally Remastered Issue of Two Original Classic Albums from the Singer/Songwriter's Classic Elektra Records Catalog on a Single CD. "Wildflowers" was the Album that Made Collins a Household Name in the 1960's, Thanks to the Chart Topping Single "Both Sides Now", Written by Joni Mitchell. It was the First Time that Both Mitchell and Leonard Cohen Songs Had Been Covered on an Album Marketed to a Mainstream Audience. Both of These Albums also Presented Collins' First Self Penned Songs, "Since You Asked", "Sky Fell", "Albatross" from "Wildflowers" and the Touching "my Father" and "Hello Hooray" (Later Covered by of all People, Alice Cooper!) from "Who Knows....". The Other Songs on Both Albums were Carefully Chosen from the Canons of the Aforementioned Leonard Cohen, Jacques Brel, Bob Dylan, Sandy Denny and More. Collins Treated Each One with Tender Care and the Performances Here Most Assuredly Rank Among the Best of her Career.

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