Joni Mitchell

Johnny Loves Joni

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For nearly 20 years, John Kelly has been performing as Joni Mitchell. In heels and a blond wig, the 6-foot-tall Kelly takes to the stage and sings for an adoring audience — an audience that occasionally includes Mitchell herself. Mitchell tells Sharon Lerner what it’s like to watch yourself from the audience.

Johnny Loves Joni

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An Eerie Duet

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Johnny Loves Joni

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Joan As Police Woman

Indie rocker Joan As Police Woman is mellower but honest as ever

Basia Bulat performing at The World's studios.

Canadian folk phenom Basia Bulat performs from her new album ‘Tall Tall Shadow’

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Canada’s Basia Bulat sits down at the piano to play several songs and talk about her new album with The World’s Aaron Schachter.

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Live in the Studio: Bahamas

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Singer-songwriter Afie Jurvanen, who records as Bahamas, says he can relate to a sense of longing born of Canada’s wide, empty spaces.

Belgian Singer-Songwriter Milow

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Milow takes inspiration from North American artists such as Joni Mitchell and Jackson Browne.

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Aha Moment: Brian Blade and Joni Mitchell

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Brian Blade was raised on gospel, soul, and funk. But when he when he was 16 years old, a friend gave him a cassette of Joni Mitchell’s Hejira, and it changed the way he understood music.

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Joni Mitchell: Paved Paradise

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Joni Mitchell’s song “Big Yellow Taxi,” from 1970, is the closest thing we’ve ever had to an environmental anthem. Mitchell told us how she’s bothered by green hypocrisy. Interviewed by Reese Ehrlich.