In a message dated 8/27/01 7:28:50 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

<< Whew! A bunch of questions.  I'll give some of them a whirl.  First, a 
piece

of advice:  if you want tapes or CDs of live performances, Bob Muller is the

man.  He's incredibly generous with his time. I don't know if he has a stock

of videos, but he might.



>

> the performances by Shawn Colvin and Beth Chapman


Close!  It was Mary Chapin Carpenter.

(Walt:  Oops, is my face red.  I'm a fan of Shawn C's, but have heard of Mary 
Cahpin Carpernter, and shouldn't've brain-farted on the name.  Isn't there 
also an artist with a name like Beth Nielsen Chapman, or am i totally insane?)


> Back in '95 I heard on San Fran's KFOG a re-broadcast of a small

> concert Joni

> had doen in LA.  There was one song I didn't at that time

> recognize.  Now I'm

> thinking it may have been Man from Mars, but I'm not sure.


Would this have been the show recorded at the Gene Autry Museum?  Did Joni

do a long, rambling, funny intro about playing war with the boys in her

neighborhood? She played "Love's Cries" at that show, an early (and IMO

opinion better) version of "Crazy Cries of Love." Perhaps that was the song

you don't recognize?)  

(Walt:  could possibly be.  Memory is too fuzzy)


>

> I understand from this site or from Wally Breese's jonimitchell.com that

> there is some kind of tribute album in the works


Arrgh!  This darn tribute album has been "in the works" for YEARS now, and

Reprise can't seem to get off its duff.  Latest news is that the disc will

be titled A Case of Joni, and here's what to expect:


PM Dawn, Night in the City

    Annie Lennox, Ladies of the Canyon

    Stevie Wonder, Woodstock

    Janet Jackson, Beat of Black Wings

    Duncan Sheik, Court and Spark

    kd lang, Help Me

    Sarah McLachlan, Blue

    Elvis Costello, Edith and the Kingpin

    Chaka Khan, Hejira

    Etta James, Amelia

    Elton John, Free Man In Paris

    Bjork, Boho Dance

    Lindsey Buckingham with Mick Fleetwood, Big Yellow Taxi


However, there was also a tantalizing news item about Steely Dan recording a

version of "Carey" for this CD.  Imagine that!

(walt:   WOW, what a list of talent.  Hope it happens!!)


> On a more frustrating note, I have TWICE caught the second half of an

> hour-long performance by joni for a small group in Toronto (I

> gather from the

> credits) for Canadian TV.



This one is news to me.  It sort of sounds like "Painting with Words and

Music," but that was recorded in LA. She did a MuchMusic "Intimate and

Interactive" show shortly after the release of TI, but that show does not

include "Comes Love."  I'm stumped.

(Walt) In the one I'm talking about, she even dances with a friend from the 
audience (someone she knows, in fact, one of the three who sang "Why do fools 
fall in love" with her earlier in the broadcast -- everyone in the audience 
was a friend or an invitee by a friend. ) Also during the show in question, 
Graham Nash gave her the award/trophy/thingy that he had accepted for her the 
year before when she'd been inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.  The 
show was LISTED as being "Pianting with Word and Music" by KQED, but since 
they got the year wrong, and I neer saw the beginning, I was doubtful.


Welcome to the list!  You live in one of my favorite cities.  I visited SF

this June while attending the American Library Association conference.

(W--Thank you, Deb, and thank you for such detailed answers to my questions!)

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Deb Messling  =^..^= >>

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