Joni Mitchell - Los Angeles 26 January 1995 vinyl record cover

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Refuge Of The Roads

2

Being Roy

3

Sex Kills

4

Moon At The Window

5

Night Ride Home

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Loves Cries

7

Yvette In English

8

Cherokee Louise

9

Sunny Sunday 1

10

Hejira 1

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Just Like This Train 1

12

Happiness Is The Best Face-Lift 1

13

Song For Sharon


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Label: KLONDIKE RECORDS

Joni Mitchell

Los Angeles 26 January 1995


ABOUT THE ALBUM


While Joni Mitchell had made a few one-off appearances in the mid '90s, she hadn't actually committed to a tour in more than a decade. Turbulent Indigo (1994) was the revered singer-songwriter's first album in three years, and her first for Reprise since 1971. Mitchell's informal show in the Griffith Park facility's Wells Fargo Theater was promoted by local triple-A station KCSA-FM and took place before an audience of nearly 200 invited guests. Here, Mitchell confirms once again that she's an artist with a promising future as well as a celebrated past. Never one to rest on her illustrious laurels, she opens with "Refuge of the Roads" from Hejira (1976), before making her way through a loosely thematic set of songs emphasizing her recent oeuvre. Klondike very proudly presents the entire KCSA-FM broadcast of Joni Mitchell's intimate landmark appearance at The Wells Fargo Theater, Los Angeles, on January 26, 1995. Digitally remastered sound with background liners and rare archival photos.

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