One Day at a Time - Joan Baez [Live at Woodstock 1969]

[DhangoMicheli]

I think she called the song "I Live One Dat At A Time"

[Napoleon4778]

I would have kissed her if I was there. And she wouldn't have mind it if I was nine then! But sadly I was born in 1994....:((

[taxisteve929]

Would like to know the backing of the duet...who is playing that beautiful sounding guitar and all the others. I think there performance, playing and singing, was probably the best Woodstock had....others were great, but this pair was absolutely perfect musically.

[nana78748]

She was 6 months pregnant!

[paparazzi323]

she a beautiful woman,and still todaystill is;] thankyou joan for yhe music and the love.

[BBnose]

i like the way they dressed and joan looked really beautiful.

[poscopin]

que bello .. eleva el espíritu ...

[yesmin66]

from what dvd or video is this clip?

[taxisteve929]

@yesmin66 Woodstock.....search Joan Baez Woodstock to find more...they did a fantastic job on "Drug Store Truck Driving Man".

[wrdane]

Beautiful. Joan and Jeffrey sure sang well together and as soloists. Thank you for posting this. Will

[disasterology777]

Jeffrey Shurtleff has the most beautiful voice I have ever heard!!!

[JudazPreist]

Ahhh whats beats me is why havent we any more people who would like to revolution like our parents and grandparents did? The media seems to take people and spit them out in whatever veiw that they please.Ahhhh man we cant let it go on, anybody with me friend me, im serious we need to make a revolution, nationwide, we need to let the spirit burn just once more, let the passion run free. Freedom, peace, happiness, all this with just a bit of self control,a bit of help ples, like i said, friend me.

[rebeccaletitbe]

So beautiful!

[gfutbolfanatico]

THATS MY DAD! GREAT VOICE

[djbarryiii]

@gfutbolfanatico Your dad took me and few other freshman down to Esalon in 1966. I learned on that trip that I wasn't in the Midwest anymore! I never knew he was a singer...having lost touch with him after that year. I agree with you, though...he's got a wonderful voice.

[sonicsteev]

round of applause!

[ScotsjohnSE]

Though the Divine Ms. Joan’s voice blends well with so many other singers, she and Mr. Shurtleff are perfect together! Jeffery Shurtleff had a beautiful voice! Of course Ms. Joan's duets with her late Sister Mimi are fantastic!

By the way, “He’s A Drug Store Truck Drivin Man” is a delight! Thanks to the up loaders, you are appreciated! JSE.

[CaptKundalini]

I had the pleasure of seeing Joan perform that song out in a pasture here in Texas a few years ago.

[georgemanzi]

i could have wiped her shoes dry. i was up that close.

[vicpur]

Everyone else was stoned. JB was/is a professional

[solargesture]

@vicpur what? being stoned automatically voids your professionalism? lol joan baez definitely is professional but she definitely wasnt the only one just cause she was sober. i actually admire those who were trashed and managed to give incredible performances that often were much harder to pull off and more complex than this one.

[messycutie]

Jeffrey lived up on struggle mountain on joans property back around 1970. my father knew jeffrey. i believe they met at a bookstore or through acquaintances. i met jeffrey several times as i would visit northern calif. from LA. they were all a part of the resistance movement, fighting against the draft. my memories of jeffrey and his beautiful cottage have never escaped me. he was a gentle soul. special.

[0421Steppenwolf]

Yeah that was the summer of 69.

[lenahjonsson]

Reminds me of a hot summer 40 years ago....

[fernandovgp]

Maravilhosa Joan Baez

[misszest2502]

I am one of her biggest fans....i listened to her when I was a little kid and I still enjoy listening to her today.

[djbarryiii]

Jeff was best friends with Dave Harris...Joan's eventual husband...at Stanford. They were R.A.s in adjoining houses in Wilbur Hall...a freshman dorm...in 1965.

[thewanksta36]

@djbarryiii Thank you!!! I have been wondering who he is. I have a few recordings of her with him, but never knew how they became affiliated.

[djbarryiii]

You're welcome. As far as I know Jeffrey never did any professional singing again. He's still living in the Bay Area and has spent his life working as an activist and social organizer kind of person.

[thewanksta36]

@djbarryiii Probably. I have tried googling him but there's not much out there. But hell, how many people can say they sang at Woodstock?  :-)

[corneliaamiri]

Thank you so much for posting this. She and the song are incredible.

[kasia500]

magnificent... thank you!

[Crumpie]

As others have said, thanks so much for sharing this beautiful moment. If any of you get a chance to hear her sing Sweet Sir Galahad at this same festival, it will take your breath away it's so beautiful. It was on youtube for a while but I haven't been able to find it recently.

[area62310]

jfrey, thanks so much for sharing this. i have only discovered joan baez two weeks ago, and every new live clip i see whether current or early days amazes me further how extra-ordinary woman she is.

so much depth and not one pbs write-up is enough to cover it all well..... alas

[SaskiaCornell]

B E A U T I F U L

Saskia

[schiavolini]

magic Joan, so beautiful and fine

thanks for posting this video

ciao

[jeannie1renee2]

Who is the man she is singing with?

[jfrey0725]

Jeffrey Shurtleff

[PorroFirst]

@jfrey0725 He shoulda been Shirtless.. he's hot.

[messycutie]

@jeannie1renee2

jeffrey shurtleff. he lived up on struggle mountain in palo alto where joan lived. a beautiful, soulful spirit. i met him because my dad used to know him. we would go up to struggle mountain and visit jeffrey. meant alot to my dad then and especially more now that he is 85. memories.....

[taddyd1]

efing fantastic!

[mthivier]

Beautiful. Joan would later make this the title song of her 1970 album ONE DAY AT A TIME. You can tell she and Jeffrey are still working out the vocals and other specifics, this must have been one of their first performances of the song. Joan doesn't mention it in her intro, but the song was written by Willie Nelson, who was then a largely unknown Nashville songwriter.