Joan Baez - When You See My Mother, Ask Her To Dance - LP

150-Gram Translucent Red Vinyl — Numbered Edition Limited to 1,000 Copies

Joan Baez has sung for presidents, marched for justice, and filled concert halls with her voice. Here, for the first time, she sets aside the guitar and lets her words do the singing. When You See My Mother, Ask Her To Dance is Baez's debut book of poetry, transformed into a limited-edition spoken-word album exclusively distributed by Acoustic Sounds. With her unmistakable warmth, wit, and wry honesty, she narrates poems about the icons she knew (Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, Jimi Hendrix), the family she cherished, and the childhood memories that shaped her art.

Features

• 150-gram translucent red vinyl, pressed at Quality Record Pressings
• Hand-signed, numbered edition limited to 1,000 copies
• Includes an original insert drawing by Baez herself
• Lacquers cut by Matthew Lutthans at The Mastering Lab
• Label: Acoustic Sounds

Track Listing

Side A:

1. Poetry And Me: An Author's Note
2. Goodbye To The Black And White Ball
3. Baa Baa
4. Lily
5. My Beautiful Young Mom
6. Maybe
7. Gabe At Three
8. Bucket Of Snow
9. Logic
10. Little Fellow
11. Colleen
12. Laughter And Cognac
13. Writing
14. Star: A Reverie
15. Heron And Blackberries
16. Birdsong
17. Thelma
18. Phobia
19. Dog Death Heat

Side B:

1. Jimi
2. Judy
3. Portrait
4. Jasmine
5. Big Sur
6. Queen Of The Mountain
7. Just Because
8. Together In The Light And The Darkness
9. Into The Ether
10. When You See My Mother, Ask Her To Dance
11. Waves