The CD is basically a collection of songs that people ask for at concerts 'Up Where We Belong', 'Universal Soldier', 'Until It's Time For You To Go' to rarely heard tracks. 'The Pathfinder: Buried: Treasures' offers with the benefit of hindsight a glimpse into this prolific artist at a time when she was defining the protest music genre that underscores the 1960's. Buffy struggled to get airplay at the time, not knowing until 2006 when she discovered that both the CIA and FBI had kept her under surveillance during the Johnson and Nixon administrations, who actively sought to gag many artists in the media who were critical of the government as well as the Vietnam war. This collection is a vibrant travelogue through the mind of an icon. It offers a distinct and refined listening experience that is a must have for any folk, country or blues aficionado fascinated with the music that denotes the complex of inter-related cultural and political trends of 'The Sixties' which continued to develop throughout the 20th century and beyond. 1. Generation 2. Sweet Little Vera 3. Hong Kong Star Boy 4. Look At The Facts 5. Sweet, Fast Hooker Blues 6. Nobody Will Ever Know It's Real But You 7. Eagle Man / Changing Woman 8. You Take Me Away 9. Starwalker: For the American Indian Movement 10. All Around The World 11. I've Really Fallen For You 12. Love's Got to Breathe and Fly 13. A Man 14. I Can't Take It No More 15. Sweet January 16. Can't You See The Way I Love You 17. Qu'Appelle Valley, Saskatchewan 18. Mongrel Pup 19. I Been Down 20. The Beauty Way 21. Where Poets Go 22. That's The Way You Fall In Love 23. HEY! Baby Howdja Do Me This Way? 24. Don't Need No City Life 25. Wynken, Blynken & Nod 26. Can't Believe The Feeling When You're Gone 27. Free The Lady 28. Sweet America 29. Honey Can You Hang Around 30. Waves 31. America My Home 32. Ain't No Time For Worryin' Blues 33. Til I See You Again (Jusqu Au Je Te Revois)