Judy Wood

Of the artists who enjoyed success during the folk music boom of the early '60s, very few have had a career as long and varied as Judy Collins, in large part because she's displayed a stylistic range matched by few of her peers. While Collins is a gifted songwriter who penned a few of her best songs, including "Since You Asked," "My Father," and "Secret Gardens," it's her talent and versatility as an interpretive vocalist that has brought her lasting success.

A Special Digitally Remastered Double CD Tribute Anthology to One of Rock N Roll's Ace Guitarists. The First Disc in the Set Provides an Overview Wood's Solo Career with Material He Recorded Outside his "Day Jobs" of Providing Ax Lines for Whatever Band was his Mainstay at the Time, Including One Track Making It's CD Debut Here, "You Strum and I Sing". The Second Disc Presents Some of Wood's Best Recorded Moments with the Various Groups that He's Played with Over the Years: The Birds, Creation, the Jeff Beck Group, Faces and Longtime Chum Rod Stewart and of Course, the Rolling Stones. Among the Highlights Are the Song Bob Dylan Gave Him First to Record "Seven Days", "Josephine", "Plynth", "Maggie May" and "Ohh La La".