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JONI MITCHELL

Joni Mitchell Archives Vol 3: The Asylum Years (1972–1975) WARNER MUSIC

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THE critical era between and provides fertile territory for the latest sweep of the Joni Mitchell archives, which covers the three transcendental albums she recorded between 1972 and 1975 – , C and . These saw her music move increasingly towards jazz, while her themes also began to change, from the experienced-based songs of towards the more general character studies of . It’s a journey that’s explored here through numerous outtakes and demos from the three albums but most neatly articulated in the two live concerts that feature on

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