Mimi Farina, Joan Baez's sister and an accomplished folk singer in her own right and founder of an organization that brought free live music to the sick and imprisoned, has died. She was 56. By ...

Mimi Fariña pictured at the Bread & Roses office in 1984. (Tom Strickland/IJ archive) Mimi Fariña performs at San Francisco’s Stern Grove in the 1970s. (Photo by Ty Yurgelevic) Jasmine Harris, with ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- Mimi Farina, sister of folk singer Joan Baez and founder of an organization that brought free live-music performances to the sick and imprisoned, died of complications related to ...

Mimi Fariña — who talks on tiptoes — does her part for the energy crisis each year by pulling the plug on the world of amplified, electrified, stereofied music. Turning off the “plugged-in sound” is a ...

En 1963, Mimi y Richard Fariña se presentaron en el prestigioso festival de Newport. Para la pareja, que intentaba abrirse camino en el exigente circuito del folk estadounidense, la actuación tenía ...

GREAT BARRINGTON -- One day during her time as a student at Amherst's Hampshire College, Caroline Doctorow happened upon an unexpected houseguest when she returned to her parents' home in New Rochelle ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... One unforgettable day in 1974, a lovely young folk singer named Mimi Fariña came to my office in Mill Valley to tell me about a nonprofit she had just ...