
The Reprise Albums (1968-1971)
On 22nd June, 1971, Joni Mitchell released Blue, concluding her prolific four album run for Reprise Records with an album considered by many to be one of the greatest of all time. Its stirring, confessional songs have been celebrated by music lovers and critics alike for decades while inspiring a wide variety of artists as diverse as Prince and Taylor Swift. Even today, its stature as a masterpiece continues to grow. Just last year, the album was named #3 on Rolling Stoneâs list of the â500 Greatest Albums of All Time.â
To celebrate the albumâs 50th anniversary, Rhino is releasing THE REPRISE ALBUMS (1968-1971), the next installment of the Joni Mitchell Archives series, featuring newly remastered versions of Blue (1971) and the three albums that came before it: Song To A Seagull (1968), Clouds (1969), and Ladies Of The Canyon (1970). In the case of Song To A Seagull, the original mix has been recently updated by Mitchell and mixer Matt Lee. âThe original mix was atrocious,â says Mitchell. âIt sounded like it was recorded under a jello bowl, so I fixed it!âÂ
The cover art for THE REPRISE ALBUMS (1968-1971) features a previously unseen self-portrait Mitchell sketched during the time period. The collection also includes an essay by GrammyĂ winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile, another artist whoâs been influenced greatly by Mitchell. She writes: âIn my opinion Blue is the greatest album ever made. Blue didnât make me a better songwriter. Blue made me a better woman⊠No matter what we are dealing with in these times we can rejoice and know that of all the ages we could have lived through, we lived in the time of Joni Mitchell.â
Tracklist
4LP Box Set
LP1 / CD1
Song To A Seagull (1968) â New Mix (Produced By Joni Mitchell, Mixed By Matt Lee)
I Came to the City
âI Had A Kingâ
âMichael From Mountainsâ
âNight In The Cityâ
âMarcieâ
âNathan La Franeerâ
Out of the City and Down the Seaside
âSisotowbell Laneâ
âThe Dawntreaderâ
âThe Pirate Of Penanceâ
âSong To A Seagullâ
âCactus Treeâ
LP2/CD2
Clouds (1969)
âTin Angelâ
âChelsea Morningâ
âI Donât Know Where I Standâ
âThat Song About The Midwayâ
âRoses Blueâ
âThe Galleryâ
âI Think I Understandâ
âSongs To Aging Children Comeâ
âThe Fiddle And The Drumâ
âBoth Sides, Nowâ
LP3/CD3
Ladies Of The Canyon (1970)
âMorning Morgantownâ
âFor Freeâ
âConversationâ
âLadies Of The Canyonâ
âWillyâ
âThe Arrangementâ
âRainy Night Houseâ
âThe Priestâ
âBlue Boyâ
âBig Yellow Taxiâ
âWoodstockâ
âThe Circle Gameâ
LP4/CD4
Blue (1971)
âAll I Wantâ
âMy Old Manâ
âLittle Greenâ
âCareyâ
âBlueâ
âCaliforniaâ
âThis Flight Tonightâ
âRiverâ
âA Case Of Youâ
âThe Last Time I Saw Richardâ
Soundwave
https://youtu.be/2595abcvh2M
On 22nd June, 1971, Joni Mitchell released Blue, concluding her prolific four album run for Reprise Records with an album considered by many to be one of the greatest of all time. Its stirring, confessional songs have been celebrated by music lovers and critics alike for decades while inspiring a wide variety of artists as diverse as Prince and Taylor Swift. Even today, its stature as a masterpiece continues to grow. Just last year, the album was named #3 on Rolling Stoneâs list of the â500 Greatest Albums of All Time.â
To celebrate the albumâs 50th anniversary, Rhino is releasing THE REPRISE ALBUMS (1968-1971), the next installment of the Joni Mitchell Archives series, featuring newly remastered versions of Blue (1971) and the three albums that came before it: Song To A Seagull (1968), Clouds (1969), and Ladies Of The Canyon (1970). In the case of Song To A Seagull, the original mix has been recently updated by Mitchell and mixer Matt Lee. âThe original mix was atrocious,â says Mitchell. âIt sounded like it was recorded under a jello bowl, so I fixed it!âÂ
The cover art for THE REPRISE ALBUMS (1968-1971) features a previously unseen self-portrait Mitchell sketched during the time period. The collection also includes an essay by GrammyĂ winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile, another artist whoâs been influenced greatly by Mitchell. She writes: âIn my opinion Blue is the greatest album ever made. Blue didnât make me a better songwriter. Blue made me a better woman⊠No matter what we are dealing with in these times we can rejoice and know that of all the ages we could have lived through, we lived in the time of Joni Mitchell.â
Tracklist
4LP Box Set
LP1 / CD1
Song To A Seagull (1968) â New Mix (Produced By Joni Mitchell, Mixed By Matt Lee)
I Came to the City
âI Had A Kingâ
âMichael From Mountainsâ
âNight In The Cityâ
âMarcieâ
âNathan La Franeerâ
Out of the City and Down the Seaside
âSisotowbell Laneâ
âThe Dawntreaderâ
âThe Pirate Of Penanceâ
âSong To A Seagullâ
âCactus Treeâ
LP2/CD2
Clouds (1969)
âTin Angelâ
âChelsea Morningâ
âI Donât Know Where I Standâ
âThat Song About The Midwayâ
âRoses Blueâ
âThe Galleryâ
âI Think I Understandâ
âSongs To Aging Children Comeâ
âThe Fiddle And The Drumâ
âBoth Sides, Nowâ
LP3/CD3
Ladies Of The Canyon (1970)
âMorning Morgantownâ
âFor Freeâ
âConversationâ
âLadies Of The Canyonâ
âWillyâ
âThe Arrangementâ
âRainy Night Houseâ
âThe Priestâ
âBlue Boyâ
âBig Yellow Taxiâ
âWoodstockâ
âThe Circle Gameâ
LP4/CD4
Blue (1971)
âAll I Wantâ
âMy Old Manâ
âLittle Greenâ
âCareyâ
âBlueâ
âCaliforniaâ
âThis Flight Tonightâ
âRiverâ
âA Case Of Youâ
âThe Last Time I Saw Richardâ
Soundwave
https://youtu.be/2595abcvh2M
Description
On 22nd June, 1971, Joni Mitchell released Blue, concluding her prolific four album run for Reprise Records with an album considered by many to be one of the greatest of all time. Its stirring, confessional songs have been celebrated by music lovers and critics alike for decades while inspiring a wide variety of artists as diverse as Prince and Taylor Swift. Even today, its stature as a masterpiece continues to grow. Just last year, the album was named #3 on Rolling Stoneâs list of the â500 Greatest Albums of All Time.â
To celebrate the albumâs 50th anniversary, Rhino is releasing THE REPRISE ALBUMS (1968-1971), the next installment of the Joni Mitchell Archives series, featuring newly remastered versions of Blue (1971) and the three albums that came before it: Song To A Seagull (1968), Clouds (1969), and Ladies Of The Canyon (1970). In the case of Song To A Seagull, the original mix has been recently updated by Mitchell and mixer Matt Lee. âThe original mix was atrocious,â says Mitchell. âIt sounded like it was recorded under a jello bowl, so I fixed it!âÂ
The cover art for THE REPRISE ALBUMS (1968-1971) features a previously unseen self-portrait Mitchell sketched during the time period. The collection also includes an essay by GrammyĂ winning singer-songwriter Brandi Carlile, another artist whoâs been influenced greatly by Mitchell. She writes: âIn my opinion Blue is the greatest album ever made. Blue didnât make me a better songwriter. Blue made me a better woman⊠No matter what we are dealing with in these times we can rejoice and know that of all the ages we could have lived through, we lived in the time of Joni Mitchell.â
Tracklist
4LP Box Set
LP1 / CD1
Song To A Seagull (1968) â New Mix (Produced By Joni Mitchell, Mixed By Matt Lee)
I Came to the City
âI Had A Kingâ
âMichael From Mountainsâ
âNight In The Cityâ
âMarcieâ
âNathan La Franeerâ
Out of the City and Down the Seaside
âSisotowbell Laneâ
âThe Dawntreaderâ
âThe Pirate Of Penanceâ
âSong To A Seagullâ
âCactus Treeâ
LP2/CD2
Clouds (1969)
âTin Angelâ
âChelsea Morningâ
âI Donât Know Where I Standâ
âThat Song About The Midwayâ
âRoses Blueâ
âThe Galleryâ
âI Think I Understandâ
âSongs To Aging Children Comeâ
âThe Fiddle And The Drumâ
âBoth Sides, Nowâ
LP3/CD3
Ladies Of The Canyon (1970)
âMorning Morgantownâ
âFor Freeâ
âConversationâ
âLadies Of The Canyonâ
âWillyâ
âThe Arrangementâ
âRainy Night Houseâ
âThe Priestâ
âBlue Boyâ
âBig Yellow Taxiâ
âWoodstockâ
âThe Circle Gameâ
LP4/CD4
Blue (1971)
âAll I Wantâ
âMy Old Manâ
âLittle Greenâ
âCareyâ
âBlueâ
âCaliforniaâ
âThis Flight Tonightâ
âRiverâ
âA Case Of Youâ
âThe Last Time I Saw Richardâ
Soundwave
https://youtu.be/2595abcvh2M











