Joni Mitchell - "Ladies Of The Canyon" Indie Exclusive decade_2000's sweat-stained and reeling from injuries-the

sweat-stained and reeling from injuries-the product of six voices

as well as old friends and new collaborators alike

'Underneath the Tree' and title track

Alfred Lion of Blue Note Records first heard Fuller playing with Miles Davis in the late 1950s

triumphant and melodious

Joni Mitchell - "Ladies Of The Canyon" Indie Exclusive decade_2000's sweat-stained and reeling from injuries-theAvailable on vinyl from Comeback Vinyl. Joni's third album overflows with remarkable images "The thirty third floor in the air"; "With your father's gun alone"; "The face of the conquered moon" but one looms over all the others. It is the line in "Woodstock" that describes jet bombers "turning into butterflies above our nation". Rarely has both the terror and the idealism of the late 1960s been so powerfully wrought, the competing forces of the times