Baez joan 1941 (6 risultati)

No Binding. Condizione: Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Good. 1st Edition. THIS IS A 12", 33 1/3 RPM, STEREO RECORD IN IT'S ORIGINAL FORMAT AND PACKAGING IN A PROTECTIVE VINYL OUTER SLEEVE TO BE CAREFULLY WRAPPED AND BOXED FOR SAFE SHIPMENT.SHIPPING RATES OUTSIDE THE US WILL BE ADJUSTED FOR ACTUAL COST. Double LP in gatefold cover with bonus 7" single in picture sleeve; 7" pressed on styrene, LP's pressed on vinyl. This copy is in very good condition with no negative issues in a cover with slight wear at the top of the spine and general wear to the front and back. It will be encased in clear vinyl cover and carefully wrapped and boxed for safe shipping.…

215, [3] pp. 8vo. Highly visible in civil-rights marches, Baez became more vocal about her disagreement with the Vietnam War. In 1964, she publicly endorsed resisting taxes by withholding sixty percent of her 1963 income taxes. In 1964, she founded the Institute for the Study of Nonviolence[84] (along with her mentor Sandperl) and encouraged draft resistance at her concerts. The Institute for the Study of Nonviolence would later branch into the Resource Center for Nonviolence.[85] In 1966, Baez's autobiography, Daybreak, was released. It is the most detailed report of her life through 1966 and outlined her anti-war position, dedicating the book to men facing imprisonment for resisting the draft. Baez was arrested twice in 1967, having blocked the entrance of the Armed Forces Induction Center in Oakland, California, and spent over a month in jail. She was a frequent participant in anti-war marches and rallies, including: Numerous protests in New York City organized by the Fifth Avenue Vietnam Peace Parade Committee, starting with the March 1966 Fifth Avenue Peace Parade;[88] A conversation with husband David Harris at UCLA in 1968 discussing the resistance to the draft during the Vietnam War.[89] A free 1967 concert at the Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., that had been opposed by the Daughters of the American Revolution which attracted a crowd of 30,000 to hear her anti-war message. The 1969 Moratorium to End the War in Vietnam protests. There were many others, culminating in Phil Ochs's The War Is Over celebration in New York City in May 1975. During the Christmas season 1972, Baez joined a peace delegation traveling to North Vietnam, both to address human rights in the region, and to deliver Christmas mail to American prisoners of war. During her time there, she was caught in the U.S. military's "Christmas bombing" of Hanoi, North Vietnam, during which the city was bombed for eleven straight days. She once was quoted, "I went to jail for 11 days for disturbing the peace; I was trying to disturb the war." Joan Baez, 1967 Pop Chronicles interview. Author's copy [and so stated by Van Toai], with his signature & blindstamp, dated in the year of publication. Year later presentation inscription to Joan Baez, ". the great friend of the Vietnamese people ." Nr Fine (3"horizontal stress line to front board)/Nr Fine. Black cloth spine with red paper-wrapped boards. Dust wrapper 1st edition. INSCRIBED PRESENTATION copy, SIGNED in full by Van Toai on the h-t page. …

JOAN BAEZ (1941) US-amerikanische Folk-Sängerin und -Gitarristin, Bürgerrechtlerin und Pazifistin, die ab Ende der 1950er Jahre vor allem durch ihre klare Gesangsstimme und ihr politisches Engagement gegen den Vietnamkrieg und die Rassentrennung bekannt geworden ist THE JOAN BAEZ SONGBOOK Ryerson Music Publishers Inc., New York, 16. Aufl. 1974, 189 SS. Pb. 4° (Vorderdeckel mit ihrem Farbfoto, re. untere Ecke leichte Knickspur), sonst ordentlich erhalten - mit eigenhändiger Widmung to Thomas yours JOAN BAEZ signiert.…

Oblong-8vo. (100 : 150 mm). 1 p. Signed and inscribed card of the American singer and songwriter, with an image affixed. From the collection of the late Kurt Schimmelpfennig, Düsseldorf.

202 : 262 mm. Hübsches Brustbild en face mit Blick zur Seite in schwarz/weiß mit eigenh. Unterschrift. Joan Chandos Baez, geboren am 9. Januar 1941 in New York City ist eine US-amerikanische Folk-Sängerin und -Gitarristin, Bürgerrechtlerin, Pazifistin und Umweltaktivistin. Sie wurde vor allem durch ihre charakteristische Sopranstimme und ihr politisches Engagement gegen den Vietnamkrieg und die Rassentrennung bekannt. Seit den 1960er Jahren gehört sie zu den Ikonen der US-amerikanischen Folk-Bewegung; ihr Auftritt in Woodstock ist ebenso berühmt wie die Liebesbeziehung zu Bob Dylan. Als Stimme und Gewissen ihrer Generation" gewann die Queen of Folk" nicht nur in der US-amerikanischen Protestszene, sondern auch international Einfluss.…

90 : 140 mm. Head and shoulders pose. - Her contemporary folk music often includes songs of protest and social justice. Baez performed publicly for over 60 years, releasing more than 30 albums.