The Joan Baez Country Music Album

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The Joan Baez Country Music Album is a 1979 compilation by Joan Baez. Released on Vanguard Records, it brings together Baez’s country-influenced songs, including covers and traditional tunes. The album was produced by Maynard Solomon and Norbert Putnam, with Jack Lothrop as associate producer. It features 20 tracks, such as The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Brand New Tennessee Waltz, Outside The Nashville City Limits, Ghetto, My Home's Across The Blue Ridge Mountains, Rock Salt and Nails, Help Me Make It Through the Night, Long Black Veil, I Still Miss Someone, San Francisco Mabel Joy, Take Me Back to the Sweet Sunny South, Hickory Wind, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, The Tramp on the Street, Carry It On, Gospel Ship, Little Moses, Banks of the Ohio, Engine 143, and Pal of Mine. In Joan Baez’s discography, the album sits after Best of Joan C. Baez (1977) and before Honest Lullaby (1979).