ALBUMPack Up Your Sorrows - SingleJudy Collins & Real Hypha
Albums by Judy Collins
ALBUMJudy Collins: Golden Legends (Deluxe Edition)Judy Collins
ALBUMSpellboundJudy Collins
ALBUMWinter Stories (feat. Chatham County Line)Judy Collins & Jonas Fjeld
ALBUMEverybody KnowsStephen Stills & Judy Collins
ALBUMA Love Letter to Stephen SondheimJudy Collins
ALBUMSilver Skies BlueJudy Collins & Ari Hest
ALBUMStrangers Again (Deluxe Edition)Judy Collins
ALBUMParadiseJudy Collins
ALBUMShamelessJudy Collins
ALBUMBohemianJudy Collins
Judy Collins's Popular Music Videos
Woody Guthrie At 100! / "This Land Is Your Land"
Ani DiFranco, Dan Gellert, Donovan, Jackson Browne, Jimmy LaFave, Joel Rafael, John Leventhal, John Mellencamp, Judy Collins, Lucinda Williams, Old Crow Medicine Show, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Rosanne Cash, Ry Cooder, Sweet Honey In The Rock, The Del McCoury Band, Tim O'Brien, Tom Morello & Tony Trischka
Artist Playlists
Judy Collins Essentials
Her crystal-clear voice beautifies everything she sings.
Inspired by Judy Collins
Folk and pop stars have taken a cue from her ethereal vocals.
Judy Collins: Deep Cuts
A folk singer with a profound love of the past.
Artist Biography
Born in Seattle in 1939 and raised in Denver, Judy Collins traded classical piano for acoustic guitar in her teens and, as a young adult, moved to New York's Greenwich Village, where she became one of the leading folk singers of the 1960s. Sticking to the traditional folk canon on A Maid of Constant Sorrow, her 1961 debut, Collins acquired a reputation for singing other people's songs very well. She helped launch Leonard Cohen's career with "Suzanne" in 1966, made Joni Mitchell famous by recording "Both Sides Now" in 1967, and gave boyfriend Stephen Stills the inspiration for his 1969 Crosby, Stills & Nash hit "Suite: Judy Blue Eyes." Collins expanded her repertoire to include pop, rock, standards, and show tunes, winning a Grammy and hitting the Top 40 twice with her 1975 interpretation of Stephen Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns," from her platinum-selling Judith. Collins chronicled her struggles with alcoholism, depression, and eating disorders in memoirs while engaging in social activism that focused on abortion rights and suicide prevention. Encouraged early on by Cohen to write her own songs, Collins released her first album of entirely original material, Spellbound, in 2022.