Baez recorded and released a version of his song "There but for Fortune" in 1964 that ultimately became a Top 10 hit in the U.K. and a Grammy nominee for Best Folk Recording. 3. "Birmingham Sunday" ...

Joan Baez and Bob Dylan broke up in 1965. A decade later she wrote a song about their relationship that she sees as the best of her work.

Joan Baez's breakup with Bob Dylan certainly gave her a lot of pain and heartbreak, but it also gave her one of the best songs of her career.

Bob Dylan called it her “heart-stopping soprano,” and it’s true that when Joan Baez unleashed that pure, angelic voice on the protest song “We Shall Overcome,” you could believe we would ...

Rob Halford received a surprise when he performed at Live Aid in Philadelphia 40 years ago. The Judas Priest frontman told ...

Baez later described "Diamonds & Rust" as "the best song of my life." "The really, really good stuff comes from down deep," she told Rolling Stone in 2017 , "and that was how strongly I was ...

Joan Baez and “We Shall Overcome ... In 1967, Parton released her first album, Hello I’m Dolly, which included the Top Forty hit, “Dumb Blonde,” a song that called out female stereotypes.

Janis Ian and Joan Baez teamed in the '90s for a duet on "One in a Million," but the song was never released until now.

Joan Baez said she has let go of any anger towards Bob Dylan. Baez said that she was angry with Dylan for years after their split. It didn’t help that on a 1984 tour, he treated her coldly. She ...