Judy Collins

Judy Collins is a legendary American folksinger, songwriter, and activist who has been captivating audiences with her stunning voice and powerful message for over six decades. Her unique blend of traditional folk, blues, and classical music has earned her a dedicated following and numerous accolades. Collins is best known for her iconic rendition of Joni Mitchell's "Both Sides, Now," and was a major player in the 1960s folk revival, along with contemporaries like Bob Dylan and Joan Baez. In 2004, she was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame for her hit song "Amazing Grace." Judy's powerful voice extends beyond her music, as she was a prominent activist for peace and civil rights, using her platform to support causes such as anti-war protests and LGBTQ rights. With over 50 albums to her name, Collins continues to tour and perform to this day, leaving a lasting impression on the music world and influencing future generations.