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A new way to experience ‘Court and Spark’ ✨

Rhino High Fidelity presents a new audiophile edition of ‘Court and Spark,’ the landmark 1974 album that marked a creative and commercial high-water mark for Joni Mitchell, blending folk, jazz, and pop into one of her most celebrated works. Featuring “Help Me,” “Free Man In Paris,” and “Down To You,” the album earned multiple GRAMMY® nominations and remains one of the defining albums of its era.

Limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, the release features glossy tip-on gatefold packaging, newly written liner notes, and individually numbered copies. Available now exclusively at Rhino.com and select Warner Music Group stores internationally. Link in bio.

A new way to experience ‘Court and Spark’ ✨

Rhino High Fidelity presents a new audiophile edition of ‘Court and Spark,’ the landmark 1974 album that marked a creative and commercial high-water mark for Joni Mitchell, blending folk, jazz, and pop into one of her most celebrated works. Featuring “Help Me,” “Free Man In Paris,” and “Down To You,” the album earned multiple GRAMMY® nominations and remains one of the defining albums of its era.

Limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, the release features glossy tip-on gatefold packaging, newly written liner notes, and individually numbered copies. Available now exclusively at Rhino.com and select Warner Music Group stores internationally. Link in bio.

A new way to experience ‘Court and Spark’ ✨

Rhino High Fidelity presents a new audiophile edition of ‘Court and Spark,’ the landmark 1974 album that marked a creative and commercial high-water mark for Joni Mitchell, blending folk, jazz, and pop into one of her most celebrated works. Featuring “Help Me,” “Free Man In Paris,” and “Down To You,” the album earned multiple GRAMMY® nominations and remains one of the defining albums of its era.

Limited to 5,000 copies worldwide, the release features glossy tip-on gatefold packaging, newly written liner notes, and individually numbered copies. Available now exclusively at Rhino.com and select Warner Music Group stores internationally. Link in bio.

50 years ago today, Joni made a surprise appearance on the Rolling Thunder Revue tour, performing to a crowd of 350 students in Gatesville, Texas.

Photo by Joel Bernstein

Behind the scenes during an interview in Amsterdam preceding a show at The Royal Concertgebouw, 54 years ago today.

Photo by Gijsbert Hanekroot

In May 1988, Joni performed “Night Ride Home” on NRK TV, a song she describes as being about “a very beautiful night.”

A timeless moment 💙

57 years ago today, Joni appeared on the premiere episode of the Johnny Cash Show, where she performed “Both Sides Now.”

Desert days.

Photo by Henry Diltz, May 1978.

Joni and Graham Nash backstage at the Anti-Nuclear Rally in Washington, DC, the nation’s largest gathering of anti-nuclear protests in history, in May 1979.

Photos by Peter Simon

Joni and Graham Nash backstage at the Anti-Nuclear Rally in Washington, DC, the nation’s largest gathering of anti-nuclear protests in history, in May 1979.

Photos by Peter Simon

Joni and Graham Nash backstage at the Anti-Nuclear Rally in Washington, DC, the nation’s largest gathering of anti-nuclear protests in history, in May 1979.

Photos by Peter Simon

57 years later and still seeing it from both sides 🤍

Celebrating the anniversary of ‘Clouds’ with “Both Sides Now” live at the Newport Folk Festival

Posing poised.

Joni captured by Christian Rose in May 1988.

Posing poised.

Joni captured by Christian Rose in May 1988.

“Once again Joni displays her imagination and dexterity with words. Her poetry has maintained its mystic though airy feeling which her voice enhances.” - Dave Hirschberg on ‘Clouds,’ released on this day in 1969.

Happy anniversary to Joni’s second studio album 💙

“[Joni’s] melodies ramble freely, and often beautifully, on and on.” - Juan Rodriguez on Joni’s performance at Paul Sauvé Arena in Montreal in April 1974.

Photo by Michael Wheatley

On this day in 1991, Joni appeared on VH1-To-1, where she discussed the similarities between her art and her music.