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1969.07.22
The Music Shed at Tanglewood
Lenox, MA
Tim Hardin and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band also performed.
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tdavidp on :
I was one of the 9,187 in the crowd for this concert. I came with friends to see Paul Butterfield, but couldn't wait for Joni to come on. I was smitten by her the first time I heard Song to a Seagull, and the romance has lasted through all her (and my) incarnations. I saw her again in Atlanta on her Both Sides Now tour a few years ago, and shook hands with her as she was leaving the stage. Joni has no equal in my mind. She is the DaVinci of our age.
babysonar on :
Joni Mitchell was my all time favorite female singer/songwriter! Seeing her was magical! The Music Shed in Tanglewood was the perfect setting.
My friend Vera and I gathered the courage to meet her after her show.
She was so real and connected in person like her music.
We floated home.1969
plectroman on :
I was there to see Butterfield, knew Tim Hardin, didn't know Joni. She was on second, before Butterfield, and against my will as a hardcore blues and jazz fan I was seduced charmed and won over!