I’m going to see them at a small venue in Albany, New York later this week. I’m really looking forward to it. I hope they sound as amazing nowadays as they did in this vid.

❤🎉❤teens❤

I've always loved Annie Haslam's voice ....amazing

Such a beautiful voice

No lip sync, kids.

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My favorite by them; that percussion tho!

Does anyone know what that monster guitar Glen is playing? It's like the .45 ACP of steel guitars. How do you play that monster guitar, it cant be that easy to play

40 years later, I still get chill's from Annies voice ! Love her !

A song for life.

One of my favorite songs, from one if my favorite bands. Glad I got to see them live, from 1975-1981

Eine tolle Stimme hat diese Frau

Came here from a comment under the masterpiece Litanies of Alain. This is a great example of sampling, but the original piece is Litanies and I'm studying this in organ right now ❤ incredible how easy it is to lose sight of which artist actually had the original idea for masterpieces like this 😮

a another hidden song from cass Elliot 🎷🎺🪕🥁🎹🎤☮️

Annie ,5 Octave voice, gorgeous too, those happy days of ours.

The voice of a muse

Love her voice, hate her politics.

Rest in Peace 🙏 🪦 Tommy Smothers Harry Belafonte

I was there with my girlfriend my brother and his wife , by 12 noon I poured out a pint of southern comfort cause my brother started turning into the as hole he always turns into,my fault 😊

Annie is the English Karen Carpenter

I would say Renaissance in the same breath as the Beatles

And lets not forget the (silent) fifth member of Renaissance (Bettie Cartwright)

If I had a wish - its to hear Annie’s voice in heaven (and Renaissance backing her)

My God, what a beautiful voice!

I can feel this song down to my soul!

This song proves we all singing down the wrong wire.But once we did and Glenn showed us for one time we had a chance. Love Ian

tambien lo interpretaron los profetas con el tema vamos con maria

Still love this song now in 2024.

such a gorgeous song oh my

In the end, communist North Vietnam won... The Henry Ford Museum brought me here.

Jon Camp a brilliant criminally overlooked bassist

Wunderschöne Stimme Klassen band...

How did this woman NOT become a bigger star than she was? Truly a crime.

When i hear this song i think of my folks when we lived on the farm.❤❤❤❤❤

No sólo recordemos a Joan (¡ Bravo !) sino a Sacco y Vanzetti , injustamente tratados y ejecutados por un sistema tiranico , que también se cebó en los Hermanos Flores Magón, por " anarquistas", según. Larga Memoria a Todos ellos , y a Joan , y Gracias , muchas gracias a quien lo subió

Время бессильно перед этим исполнением песни...❤❤❤

Such memories. Great man.

Great version 💚

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I'm sittin' in the railway station Got a ticket to my destination On a tour of one-night stands My suitcase and guitar in hand And every stop is neatly planned For a poet and a one-man band Homeward bound I wish I was Homeward bound Home where my thought's escapin' Home where my music's playin' Home where my love lies waitin' Silently for me Every day's an endless stream Of cigarettes and magazines And each town looks the same to me The movies and the factories And every stranger's face I see Reminds me that I long to be Homeward bound I wish I was Homeward bound Home where my thought's escapin' Home where my music's playin' Home where my love lies waitin' Silently for me Tonight I'll sing my songs again I'll play the game and pretend But all my words come back to me In shades of mediocrity Like emptiness in harmony I need someone to comfort me Homeward bound I wish I was Homeward bound Home where my thought's escapin' Home where my music's playin' Home where my love lies waitin' Silently for me Silently for me

I was a teenager living in Wichita,Kansas and this was one of my favorite songs. He had such a cool sound.

Saw, and heard, this video before, but it's forever a lovely tune given by Joan Baez.

War has always come at a tremendous cost, but when we consider the toll it takes on the innocent-especially the 350,000 child soldiers forced to fight in over 60 armed conflicts-the weight becomes unbearable. These children, robbed of their childhoods and futures, are the heartbreaking embodiment of our collective failure to protect the most vulnerable among us. Listening to Pete Seeger's "Bring Them Home," I am reminded of the power of music to awaken our conscience and the urgent need to end all wars. Humanity cannot afford to keep sacrificing its future on the battlefield. We must strive for peace, for the sake of every child who deserves to grow up in a world free from violence and fear. Let this be a call to action: to lay down arms, embrace our shared humanity, and build a world where the next generation can live in peace.

What a voice a real gift from God.

There has NEVER been such a brutally sarcastic song EVER written, and sung with such beauty. What magnificent irony. 🎭

Why so bad image?

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It’s always fun to discover gems like this. Some 50+ year old music can feel a bit dated but prog just ages like wine. No need for nostalgia to enjoy, just genuinely very good

Hope she is still alive and green This song brings ,e back to my youth days.....

Outstanding!!! They had some serious talent.