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Peter Herbert - Joni
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Peter Herbert
Joni

01
Man to man 03:41 Share
02
Blue motel room 05:37 Share
03
Wild things run fast 02:20 Share
04
Be cool 04:16 Share
05
Slouching towards Bethlehem 06:50 Share
06
Blue 04:07 Share
07
Cherokee Louise 04:29 Share
08
Moon at the window 04:28 Share
09
Love puts on a new face 04:09 Share
10
Sex kills 03:51 Share
11
Love 04:49 Share
12
You dream flat tires 03:20 Share
Total Time 51:57
Digital Booklet - only with album
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Joni 9,99 €  |  download
01 Man to man 03:41
02 Blue motel room 05:37
03 Wild things run fast 02:20
04 Be cool 04:16
05 Slouching towards Bethlehem 06:50
06 Blue 04:07
07 Cherokee Louise 04:29
08 Moon at the window 04:28
09 Love puts on a new face 04:09
10 Sex kills 03:51
11 Love 04:49
12 You dream flat tires 03:20
Total Time 51:57
Digital Booklet - only with album
12 Songs by Joni Mitchell
A brilliant combination: Joni Mitchell, the iconic American singer-songwriter and commuter between pop, jazz and folk music, inspires the internationally renowned bassist and composer Peter Herbert to embark on a reinterpretation of her songs. String quartet, bass, electronics and vocals meet on an equal footing, and in a concerted effort bring out the dazzling beauty of Joni Mitchell’s songs from an entirely new angle. A contemporary tribute to one of the most influential musicians in pop music history, one who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame alongside the Jackson 5 and the Bee Gees.
Credits
Peter Herbert, double bass
ena, voice
Wolfgang Mitterer, electronics
Koehne Quartett

All music & lyrics by Joni Mitchell, arranged by Peter Herbert

Booklet text by Wolfgang Mörth

1CD

Jazz

PRIME colors Edition

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