After the first two albums "Memories" was a posthumous release in 1968, Richard had died in a motorcycle accident two years before. The tracks of "Memories" come from different souces, there are some session out-takes, some are probably work-in-progress tracks, and there are two live tracks taken from the pair's successful appearance at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival, as well as two songs by Mimi's sister Joan Baez.
Mimi Farina, Richard Farina - vocals.
Bruce Langhorne - guitar.
John Hammond - harmonica
Charles Small - piano.
Kyle Garahan - mouth harp.
Fritz Richmond - washtub bass.
Russ Savakus - bass.
Al Rogers - drums.
Joan Baez - vovals, guitar.
The quiet boys of brotherhood.
Joy 'round my brain.
Lemonade lady.
Downtown (instrumental).
Almond joy.
Blood red roses.
Dopico: Celebration of a grey day (instrumental).
House-un-American blues activity dream.
Joan Baez - A swallow song.
Joan Baez - All the world has gone by.
Pack up your sorrows.
