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Joni Mitchell, Song To A Seagull

Audio CD

Disk ID: 63382

Disk length: 38m 9s (10 Tracks)

Original Release Date: 1968

Label: Unknown

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Tracks & Durations

1. I Had A King 3:37
2. Michael From Mountains 3:41
3. Night In The City 2:29
4. Marcie 4:35
5. Nathan La Franeer 3:20
6. Sisotowbell Lane 4:04
7. The Dawntreader 5:04
8. The Pirate Of Penance 2:44
9. Song To A Seagull 3:51
10. Cactus Tree 4:37

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Review

Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell debuted in 1968 with this impressionistic and slightly overwrought album. Produced by David Crosby, the album uses very sparse instrumentation--mostly Mitchell on acoustic guitar with Stephen Stills on bass--to back Mitchell's incredibly complex lyrical forays. (The original LP's sides were subtitled.) But despite her grand plans, the disc is most successful in its humblest moments. "Michael from Mountains" (successfully covered by Judy Collins), "Night in the City," and "Marcie" all contain the seeds of Mitchell's best work, her melodic explorations, and observant eye. Tracks such as "The Dawntreader" and "The Pirates of Penance" are too close to creative-writing exercises to succeed. Nonetheless, a tantalizing debut. --Rob O'Connor

Other Versions

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Song To A Seagull

Tracks: 10, Disk length: 38m 5s (-1m 56s)

Song To A Seagull

Tracks: 22 (+12 tracks), Disk length: 1h 18m 35s (+40m 26s)

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