Joni Mitchell

'Joni’s Jazz' is here. A truly personal collection curated by Joni Mitchell that celebrates the genre’s profound impact on her work. Available on 8LP, 4CD and digitally, the set features 61 tracks and showcases Mitchell’s collaborations with jazz luminaries like Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Jaco Pastorius, Charles Mingus, and more. Box sets also include rare photos, original artwork, and a limited-edition Gift With Purchase Joni Mitchell Archives fine art print (while supplies last). Get your copy today: jm.lnk.to/JonisJazz

In July 1980, Joni attended the opening of an exhibit at the Vorpal Gallery, where she discussed how she approaches her art and her music.

Happy birthday Cameron Crowe 💙 Here’s to another trip around the sun. Photo by Bruce Glikas

Strumming away backstage at the Uncola Festival 57 years ago today. Photo by Joel Bernstein

Stunning in silver at Milton Berle’s 85th birthday at the Beverly Hilton Hotel 34 years ago this week. Photo by Ron Galella

On July 7, 1969, Joni shared the bill with Arlo Guthrie at the Mississippi River Festival, performing a cover of “Get Together.”

Dressed to the nines at Jimmy Webb and Patsy Sullivan’s wedding in July 1974. Photo courtesy of the Fairchild Archive

Taking the long “Night Ride Home” this 4th of July 💙 Footage from the Tenco Songwriter Award ceremony in 1988.

Hope this OOO finds you well. Captured by Brad Elterman at the Eagles vs Rolling Stone softball game, 1976

A Chelsea morning kind of summer. Photo by Henry Diltz, July 1973

Shades of ‘Blue’ through your eyes 💙

Celebrating National Camera Day with a polaroid moment captured by Andy Warhol in 1972.

This river is a little ‘Blue’ today.

Aged like fine wine 🍷

Some insights into the making of ‘Blue.’ Photo by Tim Considine

‘Blue’ forever lives in a box of paints 🎨 Illustrations by Jess Rotter

‘Blue’ has always spoken deeply to artists. For 55 years, Joni’s honesty still echoes across generations 💙

Coming home to the golden state this ‘Blue’ month 💙 Revisit the song at the link in bio.

Rest in peace, Clive Davis 💙 Joni first met Clive in 1978, when they were both invited to guest lecture at Yale University. What began there grew into a decades-long friendship. His extraordinary influence will continue to be felt across the music industry for generations. Photos by Ellio dal Pra, Alex J. Berliner, and Lester Cohen

‘Blue’ celebrates its 55th anniversary today with new audiophile editions from Rhino High Fidelity on limited-edition reel-to-reel and vinyl. Released June 22, 1971, ‘Blue’ is universally recognized by music critics as one of the greatest albums ever made. Written and produced entirely by Joni, the album was captured during intimate sessions at A&M Studios in Hollywood. The arrangements rely primarily on piano, acoustic guitar, and Appalachian dulcimer, creating a singular work that feels less like a performance and more like a confession. The reel-to-reel was duplicated in real time from a 1:1 copy of the original flat analog master tape, resulting in a master-quality listening experience that captures the full dynamics of the recording without surface noise or groove wear of vinyl. This reel-to-reel edition is limited to 350 copies worldwide, available exclusively at JM.lnk.to/BRTR. The vinyl edition was cut from the original master tapes by Kevin Gray, and is pressed on 180-gram heavyweight vinyl at Optimal in Germany. It comes with a heavyweight glossy gatefold jacket and an exclusive insert featuring a new Q&A with Joni. This vinyl is limited to 5,000 individually numbered copies and is exclusively available here JM.lnk.to/BHiFi. Make sure to pre-order yours at the link in bio while supplies last.

55 years of ‘Blue’ 💙 Celebrate by revisiting the album here: JM.lnk.to/Blue Photo by Tim Considine