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• 1989     Joni Mitchell Interview - The Miles Davis Radio Project Los Angeles, CA

  Steve Rowland spoke with Joni about her music and
  her deep interest in the music of Miles Davis.

• 1989.03   Spirit Of The Forest—RCA Studios New York, NY

  Recording session for the song "“Spirit Of The Forest"
  included on Earthrise– - The Rainforest Video and also
  released on 7”, 12” and CD singles in the UK.

• 1989.05   Quintessential Covina Covina, CA

  Joni was interviewed by Jeff Plummer for a 'Local Access'
  Cable TV program.

• 1989.06.03 Our Common Future—Avery Fisher Hall New York, NY

  A five-hour, live global telecast, featuring international celebrities
  and dignitaries, intended to create awareness of environmental
  issues and to urge universal cooperation in solving ecological
  problems. Broadcast primarily from Avery Fisher Hall,
  Lincoln Center, in New York City, the telecast was relayed
  to over 100 countries. The program interspersed musical
  performances from New York, the Soviet Union, England,
  Australia, Poland, Norway and Brazil with taped pro-environmental
  messages from world leaders. Joni performed with Herbie
  Hancock, Larry Klein, Wayne Shorter, Andy Summers and Omar Hakim.

• 1989.08.19 Woodstock Reunion '89 Bethel, NY

  Joni was interviewed by Susan L. Welch co-producer of the
  excellent documentary series Making Sense Of The Sixties.
  
  Woodstock '89 or "The Forgotten Woodstock" was a rock concert
  that took place in August 1989 on the site of the original Woodstock
  concert of 1969 as a spontaneous celebration of the event's
  20th anniversary.
  
  The whole event was spontaneous. Anyone was invited to perform
  regardless of skill levels, and the majority of performers
  were lesser-known bands. Wavy Gravy , the Woodstock All-Stars,
  and Al Hendrix, the father of Jimi Hendrix , appeared at the concert.
  
  The gathering took place on the same days in August as the original festival,
  even though in 1989 this fell in the middle of the week.

• 1989.08.23 The Ghost Of Faffner Hall—Tyne Tees Television, UK Newcastle, England

  A thirteen-part weekly series combining music education
  and puppetry. The series explores the world of music and
  illustrates the fundamental concepts of music education.
  Guest performances by a variety of international musical stars
  are featured, along with a whole new cast of Muppet characters,
  including Fughetta Faffner, a ghost with a love of music.
  
  The HBO series, produced by Jim Henson, featuring
  Joni's lip-synched performance of "Night Ride Home"
  was broadcast on Sept. 18, 1989.

• 1989.09.08 Pan American Indian Art Show—Pasadena Center Pasadena, CA

  Joni and Ali McGraw participated in the opening ceremony.