Judy Collins News

 
Wall Street Journal
Both sides now: Judy Collins on life after alcoholism
Baltimore Sun
It was April 1978, and singer Judy Collins hadn't had an inspirational thought in four years. She'd been an alcoholic for 23 years — "and I was proud of it." She'd toured and made records, but she knew the ride she was on — her father had been an ...
A Life in Music, New YorkWall Street Journal

all 2 news articles »
 
Baltimore Sun (blog)
Luncheon honors women in recovery
Baltimore Sun (blog)
BY MARISSA GALLO, mgallo@theaegis.com Singer and songwriter Judy Collins and US Congresswoman Mary Bono Mack spoke at the fifth Women in Recovery luncheon at Father Martin's Ashley Tuesday. About 190 people attended the event at the alcoholism and drug ...


 
Judy Collins
New Yorker
June 1: So pure is the voice of Judy Collins that a newcomer to her work might be hard pressed to determine which album came first, “Maid of Constant Sorrow” or “Bohemian,” though they were recorded fifty years apart. With Madeleine Peyroux.


 
Clive Davis and Judy Collins honored at New York gala
Chicago Tribune
Also honored by Caron was the exquisite singer Judy Collins. Collins sang, in a voice still remarkably pure, "Send in the Clowns" and "Both Sides Now." Liza Minnelli, who sought treatment successfully at Caron, appeared and warmly warbled "You ...

and more »
 
Tracked down: Judy Collins, Rob Gronkowski, Nicole Glor
Boston Herald
By Inside Track Local authors Alice Hoffman, Tom Perrotta and Sue Miller; folk singer Judy Collins; arts gal Joyce Kulhawik; late “Spenser” author Robert Parker's wife, Joan; Mount Auburn Hospital CEO Jeanette Clough; Channel 7 reporter Hank Phillippi ...


 
Baltimore Sun
Singer Judy Collins to speak at Father Martin's Ashley
Baltimore Sun
Legendary singer-songwriter Judy Collins will be the keynote speaker at the fifth annual Women in Recovery Luncheon May 22 at Father Martin's Ashley, a non-profit alcoholism and drug addiction treatment center near Havre de Grace.

and more »
 
Sweet Judy Blue Eyes: My Life in Music by Judy Collins
Buffalo Rising
When people of a certain age think of Judy Collins, they consider a sweet voiced folkie who recorded such songs as "Both Sides Now" and "Someday Soon." How could anyone with such a pure voice have anything but an idyllic life? In Sweet Judy Blue Eyes, ...