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Released: July 1974. Court and Spark is the sixth studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell. Released in January 1974, it infuses the folk rock style of her previous albums with jazz elements. It was an immediate commercial and critical success—and remains her most successful album.
- Joni Mitchell
- January 17, 1974
- 1973
23. Aug. 2014 · Guest José Feliciano adds some Jerry Garcia-like interlude riffs on guitar. “People’s Parties” is a short song built on the strummed 12 string acoustic and recursive vocal melody. This song has no real structure but repeating verses until the “laughing it all away” and the direct fade to the piano ballad “Same Situation ...
She still kept contact with her old crew - David Crosby and Graham Nash both tum up on backing vocals - and as with For The Roses, she brings in outliers for exotic touches, such as Jose Feliciano's guitar on "Free Man In Paris", and The Band's Robbie Robertson on "Raised On Robbery". What you take away most from listening to Court And Spark, though, is a massive jolt of confidence to Mitchell ...
17. Jan. 2024 · The recording of Court And Spark was surprisingly sociable. Mitchell began dating Guerin. John Lennon, mid-‘lost weekend’, visited from another A&M studio, where he was making Rock 'n’ Roll and one of his guitarists, José Feliciano stayed long enough to overdub extra guitar on 'Free Man In Paris'. Graham Nash, David Crosby and ...
Court and Spark ist das sechste Studioalbum von Joni Mitchell. Es war ein sofortiger Erfolg bei Publikum und Kritikern und ist ihr erfolgreichstes Album. Es erschien im Januar 1974 und verband den Folk-Rock der ersten Alben mit Jazz -Einflüssen. Es erreichte Platz 2 in den USA und Platz 1 in Kanada und wurde schließlich von der ...
- LP, CD
- 1973
- Asylum Records
- Januar 1974
After the successes of Blue and For the Roses, she spent most of 73 crafting it; yet for all the exquisite musicality of her band (guests included Crosby, Nash, Robbie Robertson and José...
17. Jan. 2024 · The song’s mood of liberation is enhanced by a guest guitar appearance from José Feliciano, and harmonies sung by David Crosby and Graham Nash.
