Joni Mitchell- Hejira (CD) Dieuf-Dieul De Thies1976 ALBUM PLAYS WITH IMMERSIVE SOUND ON HYBRID SACD The eccentric title of Joni Mitchell's eighth studio album, Hejira, reflects the liberating circumstances that inspired the revered record as well as the explorative nature of the restless music, dense songwriting, and resilient moods within it. A reference to the migration of the prophet Mohammad in the seventh century, the term to Mitchell symbolized the sensation of 'leaving the dream, no blame'
formative acts
I'm Goin' Down
Mad Mama's Blues
and features such sidemen as double bassist Henry 'The Skipper' Franklin and drummer Steve Clover
Sanz provides the listener with a deep insight into his world of thoughts on "Let Us Die"
long-form (sometimes stretching out for 45 minutes or more) journeys into innovative
Lexi Goddard sings with a far-away look over a pedal-steel cry
Barbara Stant - I'm Going to Outfit You
Ballad Of Edward Case
results in the band’s best album to date
Tannhäuser: "Dich teure Halle grüß ich wieder"
and Morgan Geer (Drunken Prayer) who learned a lot of the hymns they recorded from his great grandmother and father in Mobile