Joni Mitchell - Song To A Seagull (Full Album) [Official Video]

[@cynaraslover]

I have had the LP of this since I was 17. I am now 71. With all due respect to Mssrs Dylan, Cohen, and Springsteen, and to Mlles Nyro and Ian, it is Joni Mitchell and Joni Mitchell alone who was the greatest singer-songwriter of my lifetime. Mitchell's gift for melody, and her lyrics, which approach pure poetry, are simply incomparable.

[@sharan4700]

Yes ! At the TOP ...!

[@annalisa14]

You said it !

[@therealelithea]

me too.

[@uncatila]

She got Gordon lightfoot to finally listen to the Beatles. She used to stop by his house in Toronto , stay up all night picking until dawn.

[@brucemckay8379]

Yes, I agree of Joni's pleasing past. I must say, however, that music is not stationary. My friend, please attempt to find a new path through this tedious existence. Personally, I have found new and endearing friends in Ray Lamontagne and in Robin Motheron. P.S. I just turned 70.

[@kayleefrost670]

My grandpa and step grandma took my sister and me to Catalina Island last year. I’ll never forget the boat ride to get there. It was early in the morning, 7 or 8am. The sky was full of clouds, it was quite windy, and slightly raining. We got to sit next to a window and watch the playful ocean, and I spotted dolphins a little distance away. It gave me a feeling I don’t think I could describe with words if I tried. It simply felt like this album-Song to a Seagull.

[@wildrosecece]

You should write a book, perfect

[@debbieschmidling8158]

❤️

[@annalisa14]

A poet, you are….❤

[@kayleefrost670]

@@annalisa14 thank you, Anna 🧡🧡

[@bernlin2000]

This woman exists outside the typical conceptions of modern music. Always exhilarating to hear her soul speak through everything she's ever done.

[@robsmithiii29]

Exhiliration is a great word to describe this album. The music lifts you immediately without effort.

[@veganvocalist4782]

perfect words to describe this amazing creature , no one like her

[@peterrothenberger8377]

💚

[@LeebMilder]

Truly one of the most creative people to ever live

[@jgwire]

agreed. she just played the Newport Folks Festival in July 2022, guitar in hand, but surrounded by friends and caretakers.she played a few song with great emotion. And though the other younger singers made sure to add in what can no longer do, they provide that youthful spark she needs to sing better.....at least that's the way I saw. 7 years ago they said she'd never talk agin, let alone sing! Sure, she's old, but she's goof, you think?

[@sharan4700]

@@jgwire Anyway to get a Video of that July 22 ?

[@annalisa14]

Her chord changes send me out to the sky with the birds and the high winds blowing to the far reaches of the universe….

[@paolo6293]

@@annalisa14 no kidding! her guitar and mandolin playing are ethereal...a grace from another world...such a gifted artist!!

[@AndSendMe]

She is immensely first-handed. That's the core of it. Mostly people are very second-handed, they find their path in the ruts left by others. In her mature music it's as if she never even knew there are ruts.

[@Barbie92654]

I was 14 years old, baby sitting for some cool neighbors that let me use their turntable the first time I heard this album. I'm in my late 60's and it still makes me smile. :)

[@eveningandrewgunko7343]

Her legacy's in the very heart for the whole world

[@Dylan_Fan1]

A work of Art on the level of Van Gogh’s Sunflowers…….absolutely sublime! Perfection! Thank you, Joni! ❤️

[@Stick-a-fork-in-Gmorks-tort]

Wonder-FULL-y filled with wonder. (That's how Joni's art always strikes me)

[@LK-3000]

There's something about her voice that simply transports me to another, better place. Thank you, Joni, for putting this album on here, in full. I really appreciate it. And thank you for all the many other songs that have lifted us all.

[@realheidibergmusic]

I feel she has poetically audibly expressed all the top secret stuff that makes a woman a woman. Nobody else has ever done this. She is like a maya angelou (if she could sing). Very addicting, the Joni ride…….. ❤

[@jgwire]

@@realheidibergmusic that's an interesting observation. thanks.

[@user-wl6ew5eq1e]

the best album of hers, cactus tree kills me every time

[@phillacey878]

Her debut album what a masterpiece which heralded much bigger things to come. Each song is incredible which to me crescendos to CACTUS TREE in my opinion one of the greatest songs ever written her lyrics guitar and voice are mindblowing much love joni from down under.

[@luciescheuer7267]

One of the greatest albums ever.-- absolutely brilliant.

[@billbernhard3582]

Intimate poems, set to original music !

[@laura.sefchik]

⛵Produced by David Crosby

[@Lisa-mm6ud]

Thank you @Joni Mitchell, love this album, it's one I never acquired. Your music is a gift, and has helps calm me when my depression & PTSD are a challenge. Thank you beautiful Joni for sharing your beautiful music w/ the world! A true diamond in the rough❤

[@sarahbob8401]

cactus tree is my favourite off this album, a brilliant album that you don't tire of.

[@markthompson4804]

A beautiful work of art! The album is a masterpiece

[@garthkolbeck8674]

Joni's songs... With the depth and width of the Ocean, the warmth of a crackling fireplace in December... Girded in strength and timelessness.

[@sharan4700]

We'll Said ....!

[@LauraBotsfordmusic]

@@sharan4700am

[@aljeanncasul7717]

I'm here started to listening her music because of her BOTH SIDES NOW.

[@debbieschmidling8158]

❤️❤️❤️

[@TheMimifur]

I had forgotten how beautiful these songs are

[@jeynjohnston8085]

I'm 66 and this is the first time I have ever heard it before. Mesmerizing music ❣️

[@justpaulette]

Like a clear mountain stream, carrying me along to the sea.

[@markrush5013]

Joni is above them all...an ethereal voice..never to be matched.

[@tinyfrog919]

She sings to the soul. And, my soul has heard her all of my life. Smiles and tears, sometimes at the same time. This old woman can only thank you.

[@andyb.1643]

I’ve always loved Mitchell, but sometimes life just drags you right past things like wonderful artists and their music, leaving furrowed fingernail grooves behind. Years later you might have a dream….. recently I dreamed I was bicycling along a dirt road lined with tall trees with my little sister and singing a Jonny Mitchell song I hadn’t heard in decades, and we knew every word, singing the song through to the end. It was wonderful. My beloved sister has been dead for quite a while. I awoke with tears of joy at seeing her again only to find that she was still gone, and that I’d just been dreaming… Apparently, in my old age, a lot of music has some wonderful associations that connect when I hear certain songs. It’s like someone spitting in the holy water when an album like this is constantly interrupted by crass commercials and ads for people too lazy to pick up a new dog toy when they go to the store, and might want some delivered to their house by some poor, overworked a**hole who would normally work at a steel mill if there were any left. But there aren’t. Yes, I’m a bitter old man, I’m ready to go home now, and see my sister and my other loved ones. Now there’s an ad on here from Amazon, wrecking what should have been a beautiful album of music. Music is crap today, and music is life.

[@jean-jacquessaussey5697]

Une véritable boite à bijoux...

[@PlouplePoupi]

Beautiful !🇫🇷🙏🏻👍🏼🍒

[@billbernhard3582]

Gibraltarian, stunningly powerful songs ! Thanks to Joni for these very personal stories, set to music.

[@lilacheaven222]

Joni, queen, please I beg you to put your music back on Spotify! :(

[@thinkerly1]

Spotify needs to behave properly.

[@lilacheaven222]

@@thinkerly1 I don't agree with Joe Rogan, but free speech is a thing I guess. Joni also has every right to not want to share a platform, of course.

[@wsmama]

Neil Young and Joni both had Polio. My father, as a young doctor, was in charge of large wards of polio stricken children before the vaccines. Before that my newborn brother died due to my mom had rubella during her first trimester causing him to have a malformed heart. Again, before there was a vaccine for rubella. So while, people have a right to their opinion, spreading misinformation is another matter. I cancelled my subscription to Spotify and switched. Van Morrison & Eric Clapton both are against covid vaccines and have been very vocal about it. I'm not saying they weren't adversely effected by them (I think I had an adverse reaction as well ) but compared to how many were protected by the vaccine IMHO find it selfish of them to say vaccines shouldn't be taken. I love their music but I am saddened now by this glimpse into their egos. Oh, and on top of them both having polio as kids. Circle Game was written for Neil Young.

[@ruthlocurto8257]

Thank you for the info. I didn’t know. Prayers your brother that he is in heaven

[@josierenee3613]

Joni, your music is like therapy and magic at the same time. You've made a huge difference in my life. Your music has held me when no one else could. Thank you for existing and sharing your gift with this world, you've made it a better place to be🙏💚

[@ThaiThom]

My two favorite Joni albums are her first two.... this one and Clouds.

[@gigifitzmorris1037]

I was 16 when I fell in love for the first time with this music and this album. It has been many many years since I have revisited the vibrations these songs opened deep inside the inner spaces of deep places of awareness. Even though it was just an album, my feelings for this first love has never diminished. Thank You🤍

[@2uconner]

what a great Artist one of the most inovative and creative of our last century ❤😊❤❤

[@susiefairfield7218]

Thank You Perfect for a day , like today 🤘🏽❤️‍🔥

[@annevogle]

I’ve had her early music albums come with me from The East coast to the Middle East. Then back to the USA. If there was a fire , these Albums would be some of the greatest loses for me. ❤

[@williamnelson8578]

I saw her live in 1971 at Boston Symphony Hall. she was alone on the stage and she played this whole album.

[@DavidLivermore-l4n]

One of my favourite Joni Mitchell albums over the last 50 years.

[@kauaimartasboat]

Her pure voice is clear as crystal , her thoughts are mine , and I think I could have earphones with nothing but this music in my head for the next week

[@valeriamagalizis]

So beautiful! The cleanest voice ever.

[@АлександрСтафиевских-с5д]

Jonny Mitchell super good luck. Благодарю Вас за прекрасное исполнение.

[@lookoutleo]

Joni is just the best, she understands the human condition, and it's like a nightingale singing to you

[@alandavis1859]

I am 72 and this album eluded me for all those years. Blue, Only for the roses, Ladies of the Canyon.... listened to them hundreds of time. The BBC Radio 4 podcast Legend took me to her earlier work and her back story and this album just blew me away.

[@cosmicmusicreynolds3266]

great sound

[@robertbresson68]

I had just emigrated to TO and I bought this album at Sam's on Yonge. It exhilerates me to listen to this now. When I young 23 years old full of energy and prowess. It encapsulates my new life in Canada.

[@p.g.reitsma7245]

It should be mandatory listening for every newcomer to Canada.

[@tammyholbrook6712]

After reading all the comments I’m a little jealous that I didn’t get to grow up with Joni’s music in my world but now as a 54 year old woman discovering this wonderful world of Joni Mitchell music saturates my essence morning and night. As she said she is a genius artist. I’m learning so much ❤❤❤❤Joni ❤❤❤❤

[@YewtBoot]

It was ecstatic seeing a new release and finding time to listen to her new artwork exposed. I was always spellbound. Not times I would want to have missed.

[@mgleather]

Love you Joni !!! Love your music 🎶

[@georgenaha1001]

I’ve loved this album since the day I brought it home in 1968. I still have my vinyl, and the CD lives in my car; it very often is my accompaniment as I drive home from playing my ’66 Telecaster at one gig or another.

[@flynntaylor5459]

There are songwriters and then their are those who weave tapestries of of real life that you feel with your heart breaking open wide. Thank you joni for breaking mine with your incredible songs 🎵 ♥️ 💖 😢🎉

[@LexiandAimee123]

Still finds me… still bleeds me… still does me in…

[@juliabenford]

I simply cannot be more amazed by Joni. The poetry in everything she’s ever done in her life is something that cannot be simplified into words.. only feelings. That album cover gives me so many emotions. Her debut album. She’s both a visual artist and musician in the same proportion

[@TheJoergenDK]

In this early piece, you can tell how, Joni's voice is so powerful, it drives the music on, and so, for those who love comparison, compare this with Mrs. Baez. Or don't, 'cause thei're both simply givers of meaning, love and hopre - and often, truth.

[@robnic52]

From Joni's early TV appearances playing her own folk songs her sound suddenly matures into this, her signature sound. You can hear the lovely modal picking sounds typical of David Crosby. He must have had a profound influence on Joni's musical development. Having tried to play Guinevere and other fiendishly difficult Crosby open tuning songs Joni learned so much so fast (soaked various influences up), left a trail of broken hearts and matured into the incredible musician we hear on her albums. Truly the best singer songwriter of her (our) generation.

[@juandominguez9167]

Joni viaja libremente con sú música a través del tiempo y te hace viajar. Gracias Joni Mitchell

[@seangrogan3622]

Kevin, a seagull, once sat down next to us on a beach in Belgium, he had a weatherbeaten countenance, and he remained with us, at arm's length for a good half an hour. It was likely that he had taken a shine to my herring sandwich, but I warmed to his odd presence as an act of friendship, and as he grinned at us and then cackled off into the distance, I had a musical epiphany: that Kevin had, if not the voice of an angel, at least a sense of rhythm

[@1111Greek]

Love all your songs beautifull Joni!!!❤️🙏😇👏

[@lindagentert9656]

Going on the record right now. I hope I die before Joni does.

[@tranquilitybase6417]

RIP producer David Crosby

[@nicovlahavas4982]

Joni s first album is better than the rest's last album

[@youtubejhs5150]

Hi, joni michell.thank you very very beautiful and pretty songs.goodnight.see you tomorrow.

[@flynntaylor5459]

I fell in love with joni after hearing this album at a friend's house

[@jerviejervie2204]

I had this on cassettte and Side 1 started with Sisotowbell Lane. Side 2 started with I Had a King. I got used to that running order and now I can't listen to this album the correct way.

[@peterallum4069]

Hejira is one of the greatest albums of all time.

[@annsmith22]

Wow! Found this album while trying to find the Newport release but this is SOOO much better! Love Joni! ❤

[@BRIANJACKSON-b9s]

Oh my gosh this is an amazing song from an amazing person wow😂😂

[@juliorafael5751]

De una belleza sublime !! Gracias Joni !!

[@DaraM73]

Appreciate the upload of the albums, I’ve bought them all at least twice and have access to them on other digital platforms, but to be on KZbin is welcomed….Usually a place of narcissistic money grabbers and the like, who believe ruining the world for a buck.

[@claudioconti5593]

I love "ladies of the canyon" ciao joni ❤️

[@jackbarnard1781]

Oh Joni. Sweet joni. I'm least familiar w/ this album but not for long. 😆 lol. I'm putting this one on heavy rotation. She's part of the laurel Canyon gang.

[@thomasrichmond601]

🌼🌸🥰🌸🌼🥰🌸🌼🥰🌸🌼

[@Dorothy-fw8vd]

💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@1955vikingo]

Oirla es como llegar a la antesala del paraiso.

[@memorymonkey1157]

I think this was Song to a Seagull in England but self-titled here. Supposedly, she had close to 30 songs written before any were recorded. I assume they were gone in her brilliant first three albums. Then she made "Blue and al the yuppies jumped on it and still call it one of the best ever made. I owned it and tried but never found one single song on it that could hold up to any on those first three. After that was "Fot The Roses"

[@memorymonkey1157]

Hit the wrong button!!!! That would be FOR the roses, also quite inferior but at least had "On The Radio" and many themes which were precursors to those in "Court And Spark", another fantastic album. Then "C&S Two" - "Hissing of Summer Lawns", another excellent album and her 5th best. Blue is possibly the most overacted album ever, a yuppie anthem & extremely derivative. Yuppies had big mouths and had to make up for all the insults they threw at the "hippies" (freaks) in the 60's. They managed to miss a lot and then jump at stuff with no background knowledge of what came before.

[@CarolynMorse-e4b]

Dylan gets a Nobel Prize, and most people ask "Joni Who?" Where's the JUSTICE.????? There are people who want to be somebody and those who want to do something. I know who I want in my heart and soul.

[@rickytomato2055]

🍀Cheers 🍻🍺 I'll Drink2That🍀

[@rickytomato2055]

✌❤N' Rock&Roll,,,-ReallyDigssMySoul

[@JulienArbor]

The Circle Game…Yesterday a boy chit was wandering outside catching dragonflies and fireflies in a jar? Fearful of the skies? Children 10 times around the seasons? Boy? Skating over fields and streams? Words like “When you’re older” will have to appease them? (Never did for any of us.) Seasons go round and painted ponies go up and down…carousel of time? Passage of time and looking forward?We can only look behind for where we came? 16yo cartwheels turn to car wheels? Who is ‘he’? Blue? Blue Boy? Whose car? It won’t be long now? Take your time now? How long? How will he slow the circle down? By dragging his feet? The boy is 20yo some dreams are realized…what dreams did he dream at 20yo? Whose dreams? Blue’s dreams? Blue Boy’s dreams? What dreams were still remaining? What better dreams? What new dreams? What’s the last dream? Before the last dream is through? Dream of completion? Dream of family? His immediate family? His larger family? Where he really came from? Singing songs of joy and celebration? Bombers? Butterflies? Winning of WWII? Million year old garden? The devil’s garden…the garden with the serpent? The garden of good and evil? *I’m really tired of this circle mind game. 😮‍💨

[@SergioBatistahorripilante1963]

#DEZ

[@robotubetwob]

17:07

[@frankdemaria7766]

Does anyone know what is going on with her daughter

[@charlisparkles]

I adore every song on this album, I've listened to it (and sung along) for more than half my life, since discovering Joni in my teens ❤ thank you

[@GohAhweh]

Me too.. 🤍

[@antheablackmore5838]

Ditto, aren’t we so lucky to have this in our souls x

[@LindaHutchings]

Me three❤ Love Song to a Seagull… my anthem!

[@PaulJHershey1]

Born in November 1943, Joni Mitchell was 24 - 25 years old when she performed/recorded these songs. With songs and music composed by her, what a genius musician sharing the world with us still - fortunate us.

[@paolo6293]

I believe she wrote Both Sides Now when she was 20!! Can you believe that! She is a talent not of this world.

[@annmariemcintire999]

And I love that when she re-recorded Both Sides Now later in life, that the words mean everything. I’ve looked at life from both sides now. And she sings it so reflectively and lovely

[@jgwire]

@@annmariemcintire999 did you see her at Newport last summer? I wept all the way through it....and then watched it again......At first, all there was were phone videos... but now a filmed, well recorded version of the 35 minute set is on KZbin. It's even better than I thought! What a treasure.

[@rknrlgrl6146]

Happy to see this album on my feed this morning. Joni's songs take me out of my head like a good book :)

[@joyceglasgow2356]

I am so grateful for the talent, beauty and inspiration of Joni Mitchell, and to have grown up with this album.

[@skylinerunner1695]

Be sure you have the day free before you put on her music. You'll be undone.

[@marymcclunglaw5342]

Joni is like George Harrison in that she made so much music that most of her fans have never heard it all, but will keep discovering her gifts to us long after she passes into the other realms. I hope to hear it all before I pass myself 💛🌈🙌

[@bluebellbeatnik4945]

yes but she's not a misogynist, unlike george. joni is a real person.

[@marymcclunglaw5342]

@@bluebellbeatnik4945 huh?

[@debbieschmidling8158]

❤

[@paulevans8348]

Nope. She's way more of an artist than Harrison.

[@maryannetree8995]

Agree, music for the soul. x

[@BlueSky-eb2sv]

This album and Joni's voice are like a beautiful fairy tale of dreams, hope, imagination and Love. Love you Joni ❤

[@oliverparedes362]

Thanks for uploading the full album, I'm sure we all Joni fans appreciate it :)

[@STREET_ARTISTS]

When I first decided to listen to Joni Mitchell in an attentive way, I started with this, her debut album, so that I could get a notion of her evolution as an artist. And what an evolution it was! This album in particular will always thus have a special place in my aural memories, so much so that it sparked even more my own interest in poetry, painting and music. Thank you, Joni. Seminal is but a word, but one that suits you like silk.

[@paolo6293]

She is the most incomparable artist, imho...In so many ways.

[@tomsherwood4650]

EVERYONE here wishes they could thank her.

[@tomsherwood4650]

I guess all we can do is wave from far far away.

[@micheloderso]

Madam, you created a big and important Part of Music History. It is always a great Pleasure to hear and feel your songs. It is always a outburst of Surprises for me.....I love the Pictures behind the Pictures.

[@DavidBroeg]

FOREVER, Joni; THIS Planet, Yenus, and Beyond...

[@marywilliams8853]

Joni....what can I say? You have been by my side since the beginning of it all. My best friend, my sister, and so much more. My heartfelt thanks, for then, for now and for always

[@peterrothenberger8377]

💛

[@birdlynn417]

Sweet. ❤

[@roberthurley6860]

1968. I bought this album and began the start of my Joni Mitchell journey. Her music has been a part of my life since. Grateful I walked this earth the same time as this magical soulful person.

[@jgwire]

how did you react to her at Newport last summer? I cried all the way through it. What a gift.

[@roberthurley6860]

@@jgwire It was breathtaking to see her up on a stage once again. Of my 5 children my youngest daughter is 32 and she is a big fan of Joni so that is a fun thing to see....someone from her generation that "gets it". The rest have grown up here in our house listening to her and they tell me her music is very comforting for them when they hear it. We will not see the likes of Joni Mitchell again in our lifetime for sure.

[@ronshapiro1991]

Listening this morning, this grey bleak morning, to Joni Mitchell’s premiere album entitled “Songs from a Seagull” which marked the first time many of us heard her mesmerizing voice which gave rise to countless dreams as we stretched out on sofas, sat comfortably in chairs, and let her words carry us to places our younger selves could only imagine. With eyes closed, a cigarette in hand, its smoke swirling up into the air, her lyrics emerged as the center of our musical compass. Her voice invited us to dream. And all these years later, never tiring of hearing the powerful sweetness of her voice and the lyrical stories of love, loss, hope and transformation.

[@jeffreyg4626]

Friends played me this album in January '94 and since then Joni albums have been my go to in the winter. Couldn't ask for better winter music.

[@moniqueaubry1027]

Joni Mitchell are S two génois,so créative,Always bringing thé unexpected!

[@jakeoncall]

Beautifully said.

[@bertswitzer1967]

Saw Joni before this album came out it was January or Feb. 1968 at Club 47 Cambridge Mass. After her first set before about 60 people i knocked on her dressing room door when it opened i asked if i could see her and i was let in talked to her for about 15 minutes she signed the program for me will never forget that night.

[@cultureconnection2745]

I would not forget that night either. Thanks for sharing. Wow!

[@sharan4700]

Thanks for Reminding me about Club 47.... I'm 77 now and Luckily I can go back to then. Still in Cambridge.....

[@denisebrucato9073]

Wow! What a memory!

[@mskytube]

Ahhhhh, we lived in a time of poets who wrote storys and put them to music. Will we ever see their like again? ❤️

[@johnbowers1118]

Sadly I seriously doubt it 😢

[@lynby6231]

Nah we’re stuck with crap like rap and hip hop, music has regressed since the seventies

[@georgelewis1664]

The totality of her art , her talent , her soul , her voice , her lyrics transport the listener ( devoted fan ) to a very high place , way beyond the ordinary . Thank you , Queen , your art endures and continues to inspire .

[@sewellanne]

RIP David Crosby 😢😭 Long live Joni.

[@antheablackmore5838]

This is my all time favourite album, now at 65 it still transports me back over the years……the words are beyond beautiful….perfection ❤️

[@harrietb8903]

I’m 71 now and feel the same!

[@larrytomei2675]

@@harrietb8903 72 Same :)

[@jgwire]

@@harrietb8903 I'm ashamed to admit I loved Joni, but for whatever reason, I never listened to her first record. She always said it was so poorly recorded...Gosh her range is amazing. did u see her at Newport last summer -- whoa!!

[@GaiaCarney]

What a lovely experience, listening to this album for the first time 🕊 Thank You, Joni! Your music is a healing thing

[@lorrainemctigue7521]

I had an album on tape (Court and Spark) given to me by a friend about 30 years ago and was mesmerised. I picked up different things (of Joni) over the next 10 years from charity shops and kept playing that album also. The day came, I went to an old record shop, all cool but I bought 7 albums that day on CD including this album. I do now have some vinyl as well. Where would you say the healing is in the music? For me fundamentally it is to be understood. My analyst told me...

[@john-claytonkropac2090]

I am 30 years old and am only just now experiencing the music of Joni Mitchell. My mother was a fan growing up. I love this album, Blue is also very good. Thank you, Joni. ❤️

[@deedeetee17]

Omg listen to For the Roses, Court and Spark and Song to a Seagull. They are her best but everyone has favorites- Blue and Hejira always come up among her best

[@snowfiresunwind]

You've got a lot of amazing music to look forward to. My favourite period of Joni is her 'Jazz' period - Hejira, Shadows and Light, Mingus etc, etc.

[@ANTHONYCUSHEN]

Now try 'the arrangement' At the end reflect on the 21st century eh!

[@hansemannluchter643]

​@@snowfiresunwind Pat Metheny, Jaco Pastorius (!!) and Joni on Guitar and Vocals!! It doesn't get better, EVER!

[@snowfiresunwind]

@@hansemannluchter643 so right! I wish I could find an interview where Pat talks about how that tour came about. I've never heard him discuss that period of his career which is a shame.

[@grokeffer6226]

Beautiful.

[@countryroadsofficial7]

What a Legend ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@PattysGarden]

Thank you, Joni!