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So Early in the Spring...The First 15 Years
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Album Details: So Early in the Spring...The First 15 Years

Release Date:01/01/1977
Label:Elektra/Asylum
UPC:075596062947

Track List: So Early in the Spring...The First 15 Years

  1. So Early, Early in the Spring
  2. Pretty Saro
  3. Golden Apples of the Sun
  4. Bonnie Ship the Diamond
  5. Farewell to Tarwathie
  6. Hostage
  7. Colombe
  8. Coal Tattoo
  9. Carry It On
  10. Bread and Roses
  11. Marat/Sade
  12. Bird on a Wire
  1. Special Delivery
  2. Lovin' of the Game
  3. Both Sides Now
  4. Marieke
  5. Send in the Clowns
  6. Since You Asked
  7. Born to the Breed
  8. My Father
  9. Holly Ann
  10. Houses
  11. Secret Gardens

User Reviews: So Early in the Spring...The First 15 Years

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    Favorite Judy Collins Album

    By joel39  Jul 21, 2006 | 1 out of 1 found this So Early in the Spring...The First 15 Years review helpful

    Pros: Superb Judith!

    Cons: None

    Superb two LP set, unfortunately both original LP's and cassette dubs stolen. Wish somebody would remaster and issue on cd.

    Going to have to take a chance and buy the records on Yahoo, Amazon or Ebay.

Pro Reviews: So Early in the Spring...The First 15 Years

  • All Music Guide

    This two-LP, 23-song set was the second Judy Collins compilation in five years and the third in under a decade. However, in contrast to the folk-oriented Recollections or Colors of the Day's focus on her best-known popular tracks from the late '60s, this was a more comprehensive retrospective covering all phases of her career. Unfortunately, it came out at a point when Collins' career momentum was slowing, and a little too long after her unexpected chart hit "Send in the Clowns." In addition, all of Collins' albums were still in print at the time, and there was nothing here that wasn't on those LPs. This collection could be of little interest to anyone but hardcore fans -- and they were the people who needed it least. Fans of her post-folk era didn't need the summary of the early period, and fans of the folk period didn't want the pop/rock material. However, as a career overview it was the only place to go, and as of the year 2000 So Early in the Spring... is still available as a casse...tte. It can be considered superior in aspects of its programming to Forever: An Anthology -- indeed, there has never been a definitive anthology of Collins' work. Maybe they should let Lenny Kaye try his hand at that, since he's been so good at repackaging so many Elektra releases. - Bruce Eder, All Music Guide Read more Less

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Judy Collins

Judy Collins was one of the major interpretive folksingers of the '60s. A child prodigy at classical piano, she turned to folk music at the age of 15 and released her first album, A Maid of Constant Sorrow, in 1961 when she was 22. That album and its follow-up, The Golden Apples of the Sun, consisted of traditional folk material, with Collins's pure, sweet soprano accom... Read more