Legendary Folksinger Judy Collins Graces Audiences In Pioneer Entertainment's ""Wildflower Festival"" With Her Poetic Lyrics Concert Performance

Debuts On Special Edition DVD July 1 - Arlo Guthrie, Tom Rush And Eric Andersen Share Stage With Award-Winning Performer Judy Collins

18-Apr-03

The Signature style of singer, songwriter and living legend Judy Collins radiates from the stage when Pioneer Entertainment (USA) Inc. presents ""Judy Collins: Wildflower Festival,"" arriving as a special edition DVD on July 1. Taped earlier this year during Collinsí current concert tour, this special performance joins Collins with folksinger friends Arlo Guthrie, Tom Rush and Eric Andersen, where each singer shines in their own right and in a collaborative group of folk-singing celebration. Special performances featured on ""Judy Collins: Wildflower Festival"" Special Edition DVD include: ""Kingdome Come (The Fireman's Song),"" Collins' 9/11 tribute, ""Panama Limited"" by Rush, ""Blue River"" by Andersen, ""St. James Infirmary"" by Guthrie, plus five encore performances. ""Judy Collins: Wildflower Festival"" Special Edition DVD will be available for a manufacturerís suggested retail price of $24.98.Featuring commentary and interviews with Collins, as well as candid interviews with legendary folk artists Guthrie, Rush and Andersen, the Wildflower Festival Special Edition DVD also includes artistsí biographies and photo gallery from the Wildflower Festival concert. The Wildflower Festival Special Edition DVD is presented in 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound and Stereo.For more than 40 illustrious years, Collins dulcet tones have graced the ears of thousands and her poetic lyrics galvanized a generation. Releasing more than 40 albums, Collins has had numerous top ten hits, Grammy nominations and gold-and-platinum selling albums.During the 137-minute concert event, performed earlier this year at Humphreyís By The Bay in San Diego, California, Collins and her friends perform 25 songs. Collins ignites the second set with a selection of folks classics and is joined by her counterparts for a rousing five-song encore.

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