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...tribute show, Vere will play a pair of Mitchell favorites: "Coyote," which Joni played at "The Last Waltz," and the title track from "Blue." "I love those two and I knew they weren't typical mainstream Joni songs to play. They have been a...

In this article: Joni Mitchell, Pittsburgh, Counting Crows, and WPTS

...stage for an acappella rendition of Shadows and Light. From there the performance travelled back to Mitchell's folk days, with Blue (featuring Noonan on piano) and Chelsea Morning, Little Green and a passionate version of Woodstock...

In this article: Joni Mitchell, Wendy Matthews, Katie Noonan, and Archie Roach

...won album of the year at the Grammys for his tribute to Mitchell, River: The Joni Letters. Mitchell's legacy includes her lauded album Blue and hits such as Big Yellow Taxi, Woodstock, You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio and Both Sides Now. Admired...

In this article: Joni Mitchell, Katie Noonan, Hal Willner, Leonard Cohen, Tom Waits, Grammys, and Bob Dylan

...85 minutes, the battle was brief, but it was one well worth fighting. </p><p>SET LIST: So What, Freddie Freeloader, Blue In Green, All Blues, Flamenco Sketches, The Theme, Milestones Posted on Sun, Oct. 18, 2009 11:15 AM Review | 'Kind...

In this article: Kind of Blue, Miles Davis, Wallace Roney, So What, Larry Willis, Vincent Herring, John Coltrane, Jimmy Cobb, and Flamenco Sketches

...Lisa Dierbeck's view of "The Pretenders'' (she calls Chrissie Hynde a "punk Mae West''), to Colm Toibin's praise of Joni Mitchell's "Blue'' album. He's pleased that his family found her "sometimes too direct and disturbing for comfort. ''...

In this article: James Wood, Mark Greif, Fugazi, George Harrison, Rickie Lee Jones, Pearl Jam, and Jackson 5

...rock music, but points to the Eagles as a positive influence in that direction. "Initially I wanted to be like Joni Mitchell. The album "Blue" set me on the road I've been on ever since," she said. "But discovering country rock like The...

In this article: Lucy Kaplansky, Joni Mitchell, Over the Hills, Chicago, New York, California, and China

...anything that I find myself groping for as far as a reasonable comparison here, it would be an early '70s Joni Mitchell: those years between Blue and Don Juan's Reckless Daughter when she made both her best music and her fewest new fans.

In this article: Joni Mitchell, Heartbreaker, Yo-Yo Ma, Greg Cohen, Emiliana Torrini, Regina Spektor, Norah Jones, Marc Ribot, and Greg Leisz

Joni Mitchell, "My Old Man" and "Little Green" Young love has been described millions of times, but in these back-to-back songs on 1971's "Blue," Joni Mitchell puts new words to a fast-paced romance and its inevitable demise. "We don't need...

In this article: Joni Mitchell, Leonard Cohen, Janis Joplin, Manhattan, Chelsea Hotel, Carolina, Razorbill, The Velvet Underground & Nico, and Little Green

...- with passion and honesty. Novelist Colm Toibin ("The Blackwater Lightship") tells of finding in Joni Mitchell's classic 1971 album "Blue" something that, as a gay teenager growing up in a small Irish town, he had thought beyond his...

In this article: The Blackwater Lightship, Colm Toibin, Joni Mitchell, Michael Jackson, and Jackson 5

"Blue" is the title song from Joni Mitchell's 1971 album of the same name . There has been persistent speculation that the song is about fellow songwriter David Blue , who was a friend and possible love interest of Mitchell's when the album...

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