Bonnie Dobson London, UK
Bonnie Dobson is one of the great voices of folk music and a veteran of the Greenwich Village scene in the early 60s. Time Magazine bracketed her, Joan Baez and Judy Collins as the three top folk singers in America. Bonnie announced herself as a writer when she penned the song most people remember her for, ‘Morning Dew’, making its debut on Live at Folk City in 1962 (Prestige). ... more
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