1980 Half-Speed mastered superdisc. NM- vinyl; EX jacket, ding to corner & mouth edge, close to NM. Joan Baez's 1975 album "Diamonds & Rust" is a masterpiece that shines with raw emotion and stunning musicianship. The title track, a reflection on her tumultuous relationship with Bob Dylan, is a standout, with Baez's haunting vocals and intricate guitar work creating an atmosphere of melancholy and longing. The album also features a cover of John Prine's "Hello In There" which Baez imbues with a sense of yearning that is both palpable and heartbreaking. Other highlights include "Winds of the Old Days" a gorgeous ballad that showcases Baez's vocal range, and the traditional folk song "Children and All That Jazz" which Baez infuses with a sense of urgency and rebellion. "Diamonds & Rust" hits the mark by capturing the essence of Baez's artistry and places her among the elite singer-songwriters of her generation.