Thanks for your votes and comments, Gordon and Brenda! Somehow I think the Woodstock poster is more in our immediate price range – and more "us." Gordon, I have loved Joni's Hejira album since it came out and have listened to Coyote so many times. Hey, do you know who the "Coyote" is? Three guesses!
gordon beck - 11 years ago
I voted mainly so I could hear Joni Mitchell but in another of life's absurdities heres what happened (Honest)
As I voted I thought I'd better turn off my i-tunes collection of some 300 plus songs that change randomly so it wouldn't overlap with Joni in the garden. As I reached for the pause button the next i-tunes song started and (drum roll) it was Joni singing one of my all time favourites, Coyote, a Sask based song. So never found your Mitchell cut but enjoyed Joni anyway. Check You tube where she sang with The Band. Grrrreat song. She mentions Balljenny which was one of the Sask ghost towns I photographed. Back to the vote. The manse is Victorian sans frills and those bulbs are too frou frou. The poster. Nah. No magic.
Brenda - 11 years ago
As my wise Welsh friend would tell you (you supply the lilt), 'Oh, go on then...have it if you want it!'
Thanks for your votes and comments, Gordon and Brenda! Somehow I think the Woodstock poster is more in our immediate price range – and more "us." Gordon, I have loved Joni's Hejira album since it came out and have listened to Coyote so many times. Hey, do you know who the "Coyote" is? Three guesses!
I voted mainly so I could hear Joni Mitchell but in another of life's absurdities heres what happened (Honest)
As I voted I thought I'd better turn off my i-tunes collection of some 300 plus songs that change randomly so it wouldn't overlap with Joni in the garden. As I reached for the pause button the next i-tunes song started and (drum roll) it was Joni singing one of my all time favourites, Coyote, a Sask based song. So never found your Mitchell cut but enjoyed Joni anyway. Check You tube where she sang with The Band. Grrrreat song. She mentions Balljenny which was one of the Sask ghost towns I photographed. Back to the vote. The manse is Victorian sans frills and those bulbs are too frou frou. The poster. Nah. No magic.
As my wise Welsh friend would tell you (you supply the lilt), 'Oh, go on then...have it if you want it!'