Crossword Clue: Folk singer Joan
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Matching Crossword Puzzle Answers for "Folk singer Joan"
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Possibly related crossword clues for "Folk singer Joan"
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- 1963 March on Washington singer
- "And a Voice to Sing With" autobiographer
- "And a Voice to Sing With" memoirist
- "And a Voice to Sing With" writer
- Activist folk singer Joan
- Dylan contemporary Joan
- Dylan contemporary
- Dylan was once her protégé
- Female singer at the original Woodstock
- Female singer inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2017
- Guthrie's follower at Woodstock
- Contemporary of Collins and Mitchell
- "Diamonds and Rust" folkie Joan
- "Diamonds and Rust" Joan
- "Diamonds and Rust" singer, 1975
- Diamonds and Rust singer
- ''Diamonds and Rust'' singer Joan
- "Diamonds and Rust" singer
- "Diamonds & Rust" folk singer Joan
- "Diamonds & Rust" singer Joan
- Classic name at the Newport Folk Festival
- Folk legend Joan
- Folk music icon, Joan
- Folk singer and political activist Joan
- Folk singer and protester Joan
- Folk singer associated with Dylan
- Folk singer at Woodstock
- Folk-singer Joan
- Folk singer Joan ___
- Folk singer Joan who had a hit with "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down"
- Folk singer Joan who played Woodstock
- Folk singer Joan
- Folk singer-political activist
- Folk singer
- Folkie Joan
- Folksinger Joan
- Folksinger who performed after Guthrie at Woodstock
- Folksinger/activist Joan
- Folksinger/social activist Joan
- Folksy Joan
- Follower of Guthrie at Woodstock
- Don't Look Back recorder
- Joan at Woodstock
- Joan of folk
- Joan who sang at Occupy Wall Street
- Joan who sang at Woodstock
- Joan with a guitar
- Judy Collins contemporary
- Influential Dylan coverer
- Collins contemporary
- She followed Guthrie at Woodstock
- She performed "We Shall Overcome" at the 1963 March on Washington
- She toured with Dylan
- Music legend Joan
- "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down" folkie
- Songstress Joan
- Last act on the first night of Woodstock
- "Love Is Just a Four-Letter Word" singer
- One of the first to record Dylan's songs
- Newport Folk Festival figure
- Performer at 1963's March on Washington
- Performer of many Dylan songs
- Woodstock artist who performed while six months pregnant
- Woodstock folk singer
- Woodstock performer Joan
- Woodstock singer Joan
- Woodstock singer
- "Saigon Bride" singer
- "We Shall Overcome" folksinger Joan
- "We Shall Overcome" singer
- Singer at Woodstock
- Singer in Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue
- Singer Joan who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in April
- Singer Joan
- Singer of many Dylan songs
- Singer with the hit album "Diamonds & Rust"
- Singer/activist Joan
- Sixties folk legend
- Seeger contemporary
Recent Usage of Folk singer Joan in Crossword Puzzles
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- Sheffer - Sept. 11, 2018
- LA Times - Sept. 26, 2016
- Daily Celebrity - April 20, 2016
- Newsday - Nov. 1, 2015
- New York Times - June 2, 2015
- Newsday - July 27, 2014
- Joseph - Sept. 29, 2010
- Washington Post - Jan. 18, 2010
- Premier Sunday - Oct. 11, 2009
- Washington Post - Nov. 17, 2008
- NY Sun - Sept. 10, 2007
- Newsday - Sept. 5, 2007
- Washington Post - Aug. 30, 2007
- Newsday - May 30, 2007
- Newsday - Feb. 2, 2006
- New York Times - Nov. 29, 2005
- Newsday - Feb. 2, 2005
- Universal Crossword - March 22, 2004
- USA Today Archive - April 26, 1999
- New York Times - Aug. 2, 1995