Joni Mitchell News

 
The Rockologist: On hippie chicks, and sweet Joni Mitchell's jazz period
Something Else! Reviews
I've been listening to a lot of Joni Mitchell lately, and I'm not sure exactly why. Perhaps it's because of my still fresh memories of researching Joni's connections to Neil Young for my just-published book, Neil Young FAQ — a story rife with both ...

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Summer pool party playlist: Mix by DJ Al Page
AZ Central.com
Q-Tip and Joni Mitchell The DJ says: Love this for the Joni Mitchell sample and the J Dilla production on the beat. The DJ says: Something about it reminds me of being a kid and having my Vans stick to the hot pavement. The DJ says: Well, ...

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Date: Fri Jun 1st
Village Voice
At first glance, these two singer-songwriters don't share much beyond a debt to Joni Mitchell: Collins, of course, broke through in 1968 with a cover of “Both Sides Now,” while Peyroux's albums seem deeply informed by Mitchell's late-'70s jazz period.


 
Peter Chianca: Correia tough but sensitive on 'You Go Your Way'
Dodge City Daily Globe
Those influences include any number of tough-on-the-outside female vocalists, Correia's crisp rasp recalling the likes of Joni Mitchell, Janis Joplin and Bonnie Raitt. But in the end, her rootsy, swampy, world-weary delivery, full of confident, ...

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New York Daily News
John Mayer's 'Born and Raised' pines for the '60s
New York Daily News
Two stanzas later, Mayer states his mission to follow in the footsteps of an equally inspired icon — Joni Mitchell, in her “Blue” period, no less. To flesh out his quest, the singer surrounds himself with musicians who actually date from the era and ...
New Albums by John Mayer, Haley Reinhart and Linda OhNew York Times
John Mayer, 'Born and Raised': Track-By-Track ReviewBillboard
Album Reviews (John Mayer, Cold Specks, Kimbra)Dose.ca
Digital Spy UK
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Sassy Rap and Afro-Brazilian Beats
New York Times
Susanna Maybe it's something about northern latitudes that makes the piano-playing Norwegian songwriter Susanna sound like she could join the Canadian sorority of musicians like Joni Mitchell and Feist: limpid-voiced, open-hearted, ...


 
The Guardian
Rumer, St James' Church, London
The Independent
After a decade of slogging around open-mic spots with her guitar in the capital, somebody finally cottoned on that this mellifluously voiced (she's a giddy blend of Karen Carpenter, Carly Simon and Joni Mitchell) performer was gold-dust.
Rumer, St James's Church, London, reviewTelegraph.co.uk

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