In a message dated 2/10/2003 9:22:47 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Ahh! This is ourtrageous! Sire of Sorrow, Two Grey > Rooms, Passion Play, Turbulent Indigo, the list goes > on and on. They've produced some wonderful songs > together. You missed my point, Andrew...I wasn't talking about co-production, I was talking about the *compositions* they did together, which are: >From DED: Tax Free Fiction >From CMIARS: Lakota Tea Leaf Prophecy Snakes And Ladders Reocurring Dream >From NRH: Nothing Can Be Done You'll notice that none of the songs you mention (outstanding compositions all) credit Klein as a contributor. Of the above that I've listed, in my opinion Lakota is the only one that holds a candle to Mitchell's own compositions. Joni herself stated that their writing styles were not compatible, and I don't think it's any small coincidence that NRH, hailed by many as a return to form after the abysmal CMIARS, trimmed the Klein compositions down to one, arguably the weakest track on the record. Of course, just my opinion... Bob NP: Joe Henry, "Rough & Tumble"
