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Judy Collins, one of the most influential folk singers of the sixties, and the voice that has been called the voice of the century, still believes that music can heal the world. Interview by Patricia Harty. It all began with a song. As a young 14-year-old, Judy Collins heard “The Gypsy Rover” on the radio
Clad in blue velvet, with her white hair closely cropped and a tattoo of a bluebird prominent on her left hand, Judy Collins cuts a striking figure as she greets The Yorkshire Post via video from her home in New York.
The phone rang as a young Donal Clancy was doing his homework at the kitchen table. His father, Liam, of Clancy Brothers fame, answered. It was Shane MacGowan.
I'd been speaking with country and folk music legend Judy Collins for about 15 minutes or so when she started to sing to me over...
In 2019, two years before the beloved Forum columnist died, he was trying to solve a mystery about the identities of some military men in a photo. That mystery has now been solved and it yielded a couple of surprises.