Joni Mitchell – Joni's Jazz (4-CD) artist-todd-slater and Furay each pulling in

and Furay each pulling in different directions while somehow landing in the same place

giving each of the four sides of the original double album a distinct personality tied to a different band member

The list of collaborators includes several other guest vocalists

I'd Rather Be The Devil (5:10)

spiritual music

Joni Mitchell – Joni's Jazz (4-CD) artist-todd-slater and Furay each pulling inJoni Mitchell came to jazz not as a tourist but as a true believer, absorbing the music's harmonic language deeply enough that Charles Mingus trusted her with his final compositions on their 1979 collaboration. That credential matters when assessing a collection like this one. With 61 tracks pulling from across her catalog, including her work with Herbie Hancock on "Turbulent Indigo" sessions and her long creative partnership with Wayne Shorter, this