The judge is found guilty when a criminal is acquitted.

Folksinger                          

Selected Works:

Joan Baez - 1960
Joan Baez, Vol. 2 - 1961
Joan Baez in Concert - 1962
Joan Baez in Concert, Part 2 - 1963
Joan Baez/5 - 1964
Farewell, Angelina - 1965
Noël - 1966
Joan - 1967
Baptism: A Journey Through Our Time - 1968
Any Day Now - Songs of Bob Dylan - Double Album - 1968
David's Album - 1969
One Day at a Time - 1970
Blessed Are... - Double Album - 1971
Carry It On - Soundtrack Album, Vanguard - December 1971
Come from the Shadows - 1972
Where Are You Now, My Son? - 1973
Gracias A la Vida - 1974
Diamonds & Rust - 1975
From Every Stage - Double Albumt - 1976
Gulf Windst - 1976
Blowin' Awayt - 1977
Honest Lullabyt - 1979
Live -Europe '83 - 1984
Recentlyt - 1987
Diamonds & Rust in the Bullring - 1988
Speaking of Dreamst - 1989
Play Me Backwards - 1992
Ring Them Bells - 1995
Gone from Danger - 1997
Dark Chords on a Big Guitar - 2003
Bowery Songs - 2005
Ring Them Bells - reissue double-disc with bonus tracks - 2007
Day After Tomorrow - 2008

Compilations:

Folksingers 'Round Harvard Square - 1959
Portrait of Joan Baez, - 1967 - UK Only
The First 10 Years - 1970
The Joan Baez Ballad Book - 1972
Hits: Greatest and Otherst - 1973
The Contemporary Ballad Book - 1974
The Joan Baez Lovesong Albumt- 1976
The Joan Baez Country Music Album - 1977
Best of Joan C. Baez - 1977
Joan Baez: Classics - 1986
Brothers in Armst - 1991
No Woman No Cry - 1992
Rare, Live & Classic - boxed set - 1993
Greatest Hits - 1996
Joan Baez Live At Newport - 1996
Best of Joan Baez: The Millennium Collection - 1999
The Complete A&M Recordings - 2003

Singles:

We Shall Overcome - 1963 - US #90, UK #26
There But For Fortune - 1965 - US #50, US AC #16, UK #8
It's All Over Now, Baby Blue - 1965) UK #22
Farewell Angelina - 1965 - UK #35
Pack Up Your Sorrows - 1966 - UK #50
Love is Just a Four Letter Word - 1969 - US #86
The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down - 1971 - US #3, US AC #1, UK #6
Let it Be - 1971 -  US #49, US AC #5
In the Quiet Morning - 1972 - US #69, US AC #22
Forever Young - 1974 - US AC #13
Blue Sky - 1975 - US #57, US AC #46
Diamonds and Rust - 1975 - US #35, US AC #5

EP's:

Silver Dagger & other songs - 1961 - UK
With God on our Side - 963 - UK
Don't Think Twice, It's All Right - 1963 - UK

Contributions:

Born to the Breed: A Tribute to Judy Collins - 2008 - "Since You've Asked"                          

Mother Joan Bridge Baez
Father Albert Vinicio Baez - three children Pauline, Joan and Mimi.
Married David Harris whom she met in jail in 1969 - one son - Gabriel Harris born in December 1969                          

Of Mexican, English and Scottish descent. The family converted to Quakerism during her early childhood. Her father Albert Baez, a physicist - co-inventor of the x-ray microscope and author of one of the most widely used physics textbooks in the U.S., Refused to work on the "Manhattan Project" to build an atomic bomb at Los Alamos, a decision which had a profound effect on young Joan; he also refused lucrative defense industry jobs during the height of the Cold War.