9 thoughts on “ Blonde In The Bleachers - Joni Mitchell - For The Roses (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. The fifth LP, Roses, has more diverse sounds: 'Let the wind carry me' and 'Judgement of the moon and stars' both incorporate extended instrumental sections; 'Barangrill' combines three flutes with a soprano sax; and 'Blonde in the bleachers' features a rock band (Hinton , p. ).

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2. Blonde in the Bleachers represents a huge leap in sophistication from the piano compositions on Joni's prior album, Blue. Firstly, it is rhapsodic, essentially through composed, having no repeating sections other than the piano intro which reappears as an interlude.

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3. On For the Roses, Joni Mitchell began to explore jazz and other influences in earnest. As one might expect from a transitional album, there is a lot of stylistic ground explored, including straight folk selections using guitar ("For the Roses") and piano ("Banquet," "See You Sometime," "Lesson in Survival") overtly jazzy numbers ("Barangrill," "Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire," and hybrids that.

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4. The Blonde In The Bleachers. by Joni Mitchell. The blonde in the bleachers She flips her hair for you View album For The Roses Released October View album The Studio Albums Released November lismavilcoumobubifemppirledonki.coinfo Register / Login.

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5. In many ways, Joni Mitchell's album For the Roses gets overlooked by the towering presence of the two giants sitting either side in her discography. However the album provides some of Joni's most underrated work and is a worthy part of Joni's catalogue - especially as part of her staggering chain of achievements between and

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6. Joni Mitchell’s widely acclaimed album featuring classic hits such as “You Turn Me On I’m A Radio,” “Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire,” and “Judgement of the Moons and Stars.” Tracklist: 1. Banquet 2. Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire 3. Barangrill 4. Lesson in Survival 5. Let the Wind Carry Me 6. For the Roses 7. See You /5().

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7. For the Roses Lyrics: I heard it in the wind last night / It sounded like applause / Did you get a round resounding for you / Way up here / It seems like many dim years ago / Since I heard that.

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8. May 29,  · Joni Mitchell's New For The Roses Robert Hilburn [Los Angeles Times] November 21, At a time when so many of our most successful and respected songwriters - from Carole King to Gordon Lightfoot to James Taylor - are having difficulty coming up with something fresh in their music, Joni Mitchell, as literate a writer as we have, continues to produce works of richness and value.

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9. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of For The Roses on Discogs.

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