Entertainment Weekly has a review of Travelogue which reads:

"Joni Mitchell, Travelogue, (Nonesuch)  It seemed like a bad idea at the 
time, Mitchell dragging 22 catalog songs into the orchestra pit, a conceit 
usually favored by artistes like the Moody Blues.  But the miracle is that 
Vince Mendoza's symphonic arrangements sometimes place Mitchell's alto in 
even more intimate climes than the scaled-back settings that surrounded her 
seminal soprano.  (Bonus points for juxtaposing "Slouching Toward 
Bethlehem" with the trudge to "Woodstock.")  A - "

This on a page of 7 other reviews, none rising above a grade of B+.  Our 
Joan goes to the head of the class again!  (And please tell me why, when 
BSN came out, it was, 'oh, why isn't she doing her material?' and now that 
she is doing her material, she's "conceited.")

Lindsay

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