Joni Mitchell & Herbie Hancock - Bread & Roses (2015)
BAND/ARTIST: Joni Mitchell, Herbie Hancock
- Title: Bread & Roses
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Great American
- Genre: Jazz, Pop, Folk
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 29:30
- Total Size: 167 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1.01 - Joni Mitchell - Furry Sings the Blues (5:07)
1.02 - Joni Mitchell - The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines (3:40)
1.03 - Joni Mitchell - Introduction of Herbie Hancock (0:52)
1.04 - Joni Mitchell - A Chair in the Sky (6:53)
1.05 - Joni Mitchell - The Wolf That Lives in Lindsey (7:46)
1.06 - Joni Mitchell - The Circle Game (5:12)
In the late 70s Mimi Fariña, the folk singer and younger sister of Joan Baez, established the annual Bread & Roses Festival of Music as a fundraiser for her co-operative social organisation of the same name. The event featured the music world s leading activists and politically engaged artists: Stephen Stills, Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton and Bonnie Raitt among them. The second Bread & Roses Festival took place over the Labor Day weekend in September 1978 at the Greek Theatre in Berkley and marked the stunning comeback of one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time: Joni Mitchell. Joni Mitchell had not performed live since her appearance at The Band s Last Waltz nearly two years earlier and had been undergoing a stylistic transformation, turning away from the acoustic folk of her early career to explore Jazz influenced work. Mitchell s appearance at Bread & Roses was the highlight of the festival, broadcast live by the radio station WBUR, she was joined on-stage by the jazz legend and pioneering fusion artist Herbie Hancock. The set correspondingly featured a full exposition of her new direction - material from Hejira as well as the first incarnations of songs from Mingus , the concept collaboration with Charles Mingus that would not surface until almost a year later. Bread & Roses is a rare and fascinating record of Joni Mitchell during one of her most artistically fertile, daring periods.; coming in advance of Mingus , there s also a loose, exploratory feel to the performance, as Mitchell tests her new work in public for the first time. This concert is quite simply essential listening both for Joni Mitchell fans and anyone wishing to acquaint themselves with one of the most iconic, innovative voices in music.
1.01 - Joni Mitchell - Furry Sings the Blues (5:07)
1.02 - Joni Mitchell - The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines (3:40)
1.03 - Joni Mitchell - Introduction of Herbie Hancock (0:52)
1.04 - Joni Mitchell - A Chair in the Sky (6:53)
1.05 - Joni Mitchell - The Wolf That Lives in Lindsey (7:46)
1.06 - Joni Mitchell - The Circle Game (5:12)
In the late 70s Mimi Fariña, the folk singer and younger sister of Joan Baez, established the annual Bread & Roses Festival of Music as a fundraiser for her co-operative social organisation of the same name. The event featured the music world s leading activists and politically engaged artists: Stephen Stills, Pete Seeger, Tom Paxton and Bonnie Raitt among them. The second Bread & Roses Festival took place over the Labor Day weekend in September 1978 at the Greek Theatre in Berkley and marked the stunning comeback of one of the greatest singer-songwriters of all time: Joni Mitchell. Joni Mitchell had not performed live since her appearance at The Band s Last Waltz nearly two years earlier and had been undergoing a stylistic transformation, turning away from the acoustic folk of her early career to explore Jazz influenced work. Mitchell s appearance at Bread & Roses was the highlight of the festival, broadcast live by the radio station WBUR, she was joined on-stage by the jazz legend and pioneering fusion artist Herbie Hancock. The set correspondingly featured a full exposition of her new direction - material from Hejira as well as the first incarnations of songs from Mingus , the concept collaboration with Charles Mingus that would not surface until almost a year later. Bread & Roses is a rare and fascinating record of Joni Mitchell during one of her most artistically fertile, daring periods.; coming in advance of Mingus , there s also a loose, exploratory feel to the performance, as Mitchell tests her new work in public for the first time. This concert is quite simply essential listening both for Joni Mitchell fans and anyone wishing to acquaint themselves with one of the most iconic, innovative voices in music.
Jazz | Pop | Folk | FLAC / APE
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