Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell

Description: Genre: Rock - Folk Rock / Artist: Joni Mitchell / Audio CD released 2000-02-28 at Reprise / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Yo ... more

Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell ... You're My Thrill
2 At Last
3 Comes Love
4 You've Changed
5 Answer Me My Love
6 Case Of You
7 Don't Go To Strangers
8 Sometimes I'm Happy
9 Don't Worry 'bout Me
10 Stormy Weather
11 I Wish I Were In Love Again
12 Both Sides Now

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... Arlen 11. I Wish I Were in Love Again - 1937 - Lorenz Hart/Richard Rogers 12. Both Sides Now - 1967 - Joni Mitchell Just looking at the titles you can already see how this album has been built in a very special order. The first three are about the budding of a romance, then the songs start to speak of the problems and difficulties, ending with songs which express both sadness at the end of the relationship as well as hope for the future. This does mean, however, that this isn't a CD to be listened to when your player...more

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Both Sides Now - Joni Mitchell: "From Up And Down, And Inside, Out" (1647 words)
by - written on 05/02/05 (Very useful, 489 readings)
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Since someone once mentioned that their least favourite song from the movie soundtrack of Love, Actually was "Both Sides Now" sung by Joni Mitchell, I thought I'd best write a review of one of her albums. See, its hard for me to hear anyone dismissing such a wonderful artist so quickly. And what better and more appropriate album to review, then the one where this song is the name of the album? I must mention at the outset that this album isn't the one where the title song originally comes from. I believe that this honour goes to her 1969 album, Clouds. But one thing that makes this album different from most, if not all Joni's albums, is that there ... Read the complete review