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Another year, another milestone for the man behind the hits. Happy Birthday to one of Joni’s dear friends, Clive Davis! Photo by Sami Drasin

“It's all luck, it's just luck” On April 6, 2000, at the All-Star Tribute to Joni Mitchell, Cassandra Wilson 🇺🇸 took the stage and delivered a captivating rendition of “The Dry Cleaner from Des Moines.”

Joni appeared on The Rosie O’Donnell Show 25 years ago this month, where she shared insight into the inspiration behind the album and performed "Both Sides Now," backed by her orchestra.

“You have two options. You can stay the same and protect the formula that gave you your initial success. They’re going to crucify you for staying the same,” - Joni in conversation with Cameron Crowe, Rolling Stone, 1979. Photo by Norman Seeff

What does jazz mean to you?

Joni caught in a candid moment before heading backstage before her set at the Playboy Jazz Festival in 1979. Photo by henrydiltz

In April 1982, Joni took the stage at Studio 54 for a benefit honoring artist Larry Rivers—backed by a powerhouse jazz ensemble of Howard Brofsky, David Levy, Larry Rivers, Howard Kranovitz, Myron Shwartzman, Charlie Toor, and Jeff Brown. Photos by Gary Gershoff

Happy 85th birthday to Joni’s longtime friend and collaborator, Herbie Hancock - a visionary who continues to shape the sound of jazz and beyond 💙 Photos by Richard Mccaffrey and Jim Cooper

“If somebody catches a lick somebody else will jump in on it. That's the jazz part of the music that I enjoy, a kind of spontaneity and alertness." 42 years ago this month, Joni sat down with Dave Fanning in Dublin, where she dove into her love for jazz and the inspiration

Joni and Graham Nash backstage at the Fillmore East in April 1969 💙 Photo by Joel Bernstein

“'Shadows and Light,’ is a live, audible scenic tour that defines jazz without boundaries…A true reflection of jazz … and Joni.” - Nicole D'Amato

One year ago this month, Joni covered Elton John’s “I’m Still Standing” alongside Annie Lennox, Brandi Carlile and Sista Strings at the Gershwin Prize, honoring his and Bernie Taupin’s legacy in shaping music and culture.

Celebrating Earth Day with this unforgettable performance of “Big Yellow Taxi” at the 2023 Gershwin Prize concert for Joni featuring Cyndi Lauper, Brandi Carlile, Annie Lennox, Lucius, Ledisi, and Angélique Kidjo 💙

Remembering the legendary Charles Mingus on his birthday. Listen to the MINGUS album in full here: JM.lnk.to/Mingus2024 Photo by Sue Mingus

“Challenging. Fun…this should be colorful.” - Joni on collaborating with Charles Mingus, in a conversation shared in April 1991.

“Her voice is still crystal clear and she managed to make the vast Arena seem like a front room with her intimate style. Her music ran from jazz to rock 'n' roll and her four piece band proved to be an able foil for the delicate nuances of her work.” - Record Mirror on Joni’s

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Celebrating Mimi Fariña’s birthday with this timeless snapshot alongside Joni Mitchell and Herbie Hancock at the Berkeley Bread & Roses Festival of Music, 1978. Photo by Roger Ressmeyer

Wrapping up Jazz Month with a first for Joni. Her ‘1976 US Tour’ album debuts at No. 2 on Billboard’s Contemporary Jazz Albums chart and No. 10 on the Jazz Albums chart. It marks her first official entry into the genre’s rankings, decades after she began reshaping jazz in her own

It’s been 56 years since ‘Clouds’ first rolled in. The second chapter in Joni’s discography features her own painted self-portrait on the cover. Released in May 1969 and still as luminous as ever. Revisit the album and listen here: JM.lnk.to/Clouds