In a message dated 1/10/2003 6:09:30 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Its also cool to hear the early, sli-i-ightly different melody of > "Little Green". Its almost like Joni hasn't found that last piece of the > puzzle yet. I wonder if it sounds that way in this recording because she's (obviously) playing it in the same tuning as Circle Game? Or are those two songs in the same tuning anyway? A query for the many talented Joni guitarists in our midst. As I said, this is among my favorite Joni performances. And one of a couple "medleys" she did early on..."Marcie/Nathan La Franeer" was another, "River/Willy" another, and then there was the peculiar combination of "Willy" & a song called "Looking Out For Love" that I never see referenced anywhere as a separate song. Is the general consensus that "Looking out For Love" is additional lyric to Willy, or that it's a stand-alone song. Those that have this recording, what do you think? > Of course, one can only imagine what it took for her to write > it. It sucked me in the very first time I heard it. What a great song > "Little Green" is! > Yes, and what you say is the reason it almost always makes me cry, not just when Joni sings it, but also the wonderful other interpretations; Bryan Thomas, Mia Znidaric, and especially Jack Donahue, a fine NY cabaret artist. Bob NP: Laird Jackson, "Tin Angel" (talk about mighty might good covers - oh man!)
