Grammy-Winning Singer Maureen McGovern in A Long and Winding Road
Boston Center for the Arts - Wimberly Theatre (Boston, MA)
Rated 3.5 by 17 members who went.
Maureen McGovern performs A Long and Winding Road, her moving musical memoir chronicling the moments that define the Baby Boomer generation, from the hope-filled years of the 1960s, through the dark years of Vietnam and the AIDS crisis, to today's promise of a better tomorrow.
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Quotes & Highlights
- "When I listen to Maureen sing, I discover new layers in songs I’ve known for decades. In this time of uncertainty and change in our country, her reintroduction of great American songs that inspired hope and purpose in a generation is cathartic and inspiring." --Peter DuBois
- "A captivating musical scrapbook from the 1960s to the early '70s. Ms. McGovern is blessed with a vocal technique second to none." --New York Times
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Grammy Award winner and Pop icon Maureen McGovern's moving musical memoir chronicles the moments that define the Baby Boomer generation, from the hope-filled years of the 1960s, through the dark years of Vietnam, Watergate, the Civil Rights Movement, the AIDS crisis, and on to today and the hope of a better tomorrow. Best known for her breakout hit, the Academy Award-winning "The Morning After," McGovern returns to her roots as a folk singer as she performs the classic songs The New York Times has dubbed "the second half of the Great American Songbook," including the music of Bob Dylan, Carole King, Randy Newman, The Beatles, Laura Nyro, and many more.