Title: Judy's Last Classic.
Review: JUDITH is one of the best albums Judy Collins ever made. It contains "Send in the Clowns", one of her biggest hits and certainly the definitive cover of that much-covered song. Even Streisand couldn't top it on her later Broadway Album. JUDITH also contains "The Moon's a Harsh Mistress", a great Jimmy Webb song that has been covered by Joan Baez and Linda Ronstadt, among others, but none as lovely as Judy's beautiful version. Several other covers, such as "City of New Orleans" and the Jagger-Richards song "Salt of the Earth", also show Judy to be the fine interpreter that she is. Her own excellent compositions, "Houses", "Song for Duke" and especially "Born to the Breed", a song she wrote about her teenage son, all add up to make JUDITH one of Judy's best lp's, her last classic album to date.
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