Joni Mitchell
Ladies of the Canyon (LP)
LabelReprise RecordsGenreFolk & Traditional
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Ladies Of The Canyon was originally recorded between 1969 and 1970, and serves as a transition from her earlier folk inspired release to the more sophisticated albums Joni Mitchell would go on to release. Many of the songs feature lengthy instrumental passages, something would become fully realized on albums like Court And Spark. The flute and saxophone that appear on "For Free" and "Conversation" give a taste of the influence of jazz over many of Mitchell's subsequent recordings. The singer covers many moods, from the sunny, easygoing "Morning Morgantown" to the sentimental classic "The Circle Game" (written in response to Neil Young's "Sugar Mountain"). The album is notable for including "Big Yellow Taxi" and "Woodstock," some of Mitchell's most lasting pieces. Twelve tracks in all. Released by Rhino Records on 180 gram vinyl.

Release notes
Manufactured in Australia. Packaged in a glossy-front non-gatefold cover. Control is the only publisher listed on labels Recorded at A&M Studios, Hollywood California. Catalog number is printed as 'RS 6376' on the spine and front & back covers. Catalog number is printed as 'RS-6376' on the labels.
| A1 | Morning Morgantown | ||
| A2 | For Free | ||
| A3 | Conversation | ||
| A4 | Ladies Of The Canyon | ||
| A5 | Willy | ||
| A6 | The Arrangement | ||
| B1 | Rainy Night House | ||
| B2 | The Priest | ||
| B3 | Blue Boy | ||
| B4 | Big Yellow Taxi | ||
| B5 | Woodstock | ||
| B6 | The Circle Game |
- Don Bagley
- Arranged By [Assisted On Arrangements For Cello]
- Jim Horn
- Baritone Saxophone
- Teressa Adams
- Cello
- Paul Horn
- Clarinet, Flute
- Joni Mitchell
- Composed By, Arranged By, Cover, Vocals, Guitar, Piano
- Henry Lewy
- Engineer [Engineered By], Advisor [Advised By]
- Milt Holland
- Percussion
- The Saskatunes
- Vocals [Bop Vocal By]




























