Art and ?Blue?by Joni Mitchell

Blue songs are like tattoos, I know I will go to the sea in front of the crown, anchor and leave indigo. Now that you have sunk you must keep thinking about how you can digest acid, wine and buttocks through these waves, guns and lawns are lots of laughter, lots of laughter. Although I am blue, I look at it and I love you.

1: JONI MITCHELL Canada's Roberta Joan Anderson (aka Joni Mitchell) started her career in Toronto, later became one of the main characters of folk music in the 1960s and 1970s. Because of her pure voice and thoughtful lyrics, Mitchell is regarded as one of the voices of her generation, from the realization of a deep confession from society. Her 1971 album, Blue, is often ranked high in the list of the best albums ever. 2: KATE BUSH British singer-songwriter Kate Bush is 19 years old, and in 1978 the debut single "Wuthering Heights" broke through the British chart for the fourth consecutive year. Since then she has released ten albums and has won 25 40 singles in her art pop music. In 1987, Bush received the best women's award in the UK and in 2002 received the Ivor Novello award for a remarkable contribution to British music. Singers such as PJ Harvey, Florence, mascara and mascara Natasha Khan think she has a big influence on their work.

I am a big fan of Joni Mitchell. Well, I had a lot of records on her album, but after a few years I will sell Canyon Ladies, Blue (coma!), Court and sparks, summer lawn and Hejira for payment of rent a few years later did. I think Mitchell is the perfect Canadian musician (even if Mitchell was first called a painter), and she likes her from Neil Young. Indeed, blue often appears as a first Canadian album in history on many lists. And it explains her musical power. So, obviously, I am reviewing and interviewing a series of albums and concerts chosen by Joni: The Anthology, a British music journalist, Barney Hoskyns, everywhere. (This book appeared in the UK as "reckless daughter".)