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lanaki
Posted 2008-12-07 8:53 AM (#8013)
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CanterburyStrings
Posted 2008-12-07 1:01 PM (#8014 - in reply to #8013)
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So many singers seem to lose a step when they get older. Joni's voice just gets richer and better. I have checked out other performances from this tribute concert, and am amazed at how much better one of the best has gotten.
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Steve
Posted 2008-12-07 1:03 PM (#8015 - in reply to #8013)
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..one of those unique voices.. still strong after all these years..
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Losov
Posted 2008-12-07 2:18 PM (#8016 - in reply to #8013)
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I've always wondered why, in the motion picture "Alice's Restaurant," the Joni Mitchell tune, "Songs to Aging Children" was sung by Tigger Outlaw instead of by JM.
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flackster
Posted 2008-12-07 4:52 PM (#8017 - in reply to #8013)
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Still a delight to listen to - I have always been a big fan. Her voice is a beautiful instrument with a rich timbre.
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Steve
Posted 2008-12-07 6:04 PM (#8018 - in reply to #8013)
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Exactly. The timbre in her voice is incredible. I've listened to some of her earlier recordings of 'both sides now'. This one is a far better musical interpretation, and the orchestral arrangment is a perfect match. I wonder if she arranged it herself. Completely different than the early guitar method she used.
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Otto
Posted 2008-12-08 12:57 AM (#8019 - in reply to #8013)
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Wow... Joni's voice is still golden and she looks fabulous. She carries the title of Musical Legend so well. Gotta disagree with the arrengement, though. That felt like trying to drive with the parking brake on.

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flackster
Posted 2008-12-08 4:31 AM (#8020 - in reply to #8013)
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Should have a poll to see if smoking helps the tone and depth of some of these singers eg Nat King Cole
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ProfessorBB
Posted 2008-12-08 9:30 AM (#8021 - in reply to #8013)
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She's singing it down maybe a third from her original recordings, and I agree that the arrangement drags a bit, but the lyrics are more meaningful after all these years. Thanks for finding it, Randy.
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Beal
Posted 2008-12-08 10:02 AM (#8022 - in reply to #8013)
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