Joni Mitchell

[V Knid esq]

Is it "a bit dad" to play Joni Mitchell when you have a hangover?

[Marolo]

Clouds is one of my favourite hangover/come down records. I think I'll put it on now actually.

[Yer_Maw]

nah your fine. ive been known to sing california to people when very very drunk. That is embaressing.

[V Knid esq]

Not as embarassing as singing along with Big Yellow Taxi and trying to hit the high and low notes near the end :illin:

[audiofelch]

"dad" as it may be, its excusable... shes great.

[bitch one]

i hate that bloody song about car parks

[Spandex]

Originally posted by Yer_Maw
nah your fine. ive been known to sing california to people when very very drunk. That is embaressing.

Nah.. I'd join in... even the really squeeky bits.

[Lighter Thief]

@ Bitch: You'd miss it if it disappeared forever. You don't know what you've got til it's gone.

[pille'ocheoni]

joni has some great albums. im a fan

[anja]

not atol, joni mitchell is great :)

[Hagbard]

Nina Simone - Black gold.. a hangover favourite of mine.. although normally I can't listen to music hungover..

...although "who knows where the times goes" almost has me in tears when i'm a bit fragile.

[jamyna]

cotton avenue is a favourite

[seawolf]

similar style, a favourite of mine is karen dalton 'it's so hard to tell who's going to love you the best'

[Patrick]

Joni rocks, but gently.

[joe pinapples]

i really like that 'miles of aisles' live album from the early seventies she did ... shes an absolute genius, far more talented than Crosby Stills Nash and Young or any of her more famous hippy contemporaries .. Shes probably the most unique guitar player of that time as well - she has over 200 different tunings in her back catalogue ... mon the mitchell!