Randy from Mostly Music Covers puts the spotlight on one of the most influential singer-songwriters of our time, Joni Mitchell
March 17 – Turntable Talk 24 : Mitchell, Maestro Of The Muses
March 17 – Turntable Talk 24 : Mitchell, Maestro Of The Muses
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Wonderful writeup Randy. I still don’t know her like I should…
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Thanks Max. There is still time but you are only one Man!
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A superb choice, Randy. Occasionally I like to listen to ‘Dog Eat Dog.’ It feels unusual for Joni and there’s an appeal in that.
A fave track is “Come in from the Cold.” Such a treat to listen to.
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So you like the hard hitting Joni!
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I like all of her; those just stand out for some reason. So versatile. A treasure.
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Thanks for checking it out Steve. I haven’t listened to Come in from the Cold in awhile, I always liked that song.
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My pleasure, Randy. There’s just such a charm to it. I’m due for a listen…
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Thanks Randy! A great pick & one all us Canadians should be proud of…she’s known & respected as a musician worldwide. The ‘Court & Spark’ singles in particular were good parts of my school days soundtrack
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You are welcome Dave. Always great to write about Joni and be a part of Turntable Talk!
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As I previously commented on Dave’s site, I think Joni Mitchell is a great pick. While initially she was a bit of an acquired taste for me, especially during her folkie period where her very high voice sometimes sounded pitchy to my ears, I’ve since come to dig her. Based on what I’ve heard, I tend to prefer Joni’s more jazzy work, e.g., the “Hejira” album.
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Thanks so much for checking in again Christian. I am glad you came around to Joni, Hejira is a great album. She and Jazz got along splendidly.
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