JONI MITCHELL LIVE IN LOS ANGELES WELLS FARGO THEATER JAN 26 1995 CD UK IMPORT

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JONI MITCHELL LIVE IN LOS ANGELES WELLS FARGO THEATER JAN 26 1995 CD UK IMPORT:
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JONI MITCHELL
LIVE AT THE WELLS FARGO THEATER, LOS ANGELES, JANUARY 26, 1995
Klondike Records, 2015CDUK Import
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.
Track Listing:
01. Refuge of the Roads 02. Being Roy 03. Sex Kills 04. Moon At the Window 05. Night Ride Home 06. Love\'s Cries 07. Yvette in English 08. Cherokee Louise 09. Sunny Sunday 10. Hejira 11. Just Like This Train 12. Happiness is the Best Facelift 13. Song for Sharon
- Klondike presents the complete KCSA-FM broadcast of Joni Mitchell\'s intimate landmark appearance at The Wells Fargo Theater, Los Angeles, on January 26, 1995.- Following the 1994 release of Turbulent Indigo, Mitchell\'s first album in three years and her first for Reprise since 1971, Mitchell opens with \"Refuge of the Roads\" from Hejira (1976) and makes her way through a loosely thematic set of songs emphasizing her recent oeuvre before an audience of nearly 200 invited guests.- Digitally remastered sound with background liners and rare archival photos.
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