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Joni Mitchell - Urge For Going (Live In-Studio 1966) 

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written & produced by Joni Mitchell | from the single You Turn Me On I'm A Radio (1972) | live version recorded in Sudbury, Ontario from the program Let's Sing Out (10-24-1966) |
I awoke today and found
the frost perched on the town
It hovered in a frozen sky
then it gobbled summer down
When the sun turns traitor cold
and all the trees are shivering in a naked row
I get the urge for going
But I never seem to go
I get the urge for going
When the meadow grass is turning brown
Summertime is falling down and winter is closing in
I had me a man in summertime
He had summer-colored skin
And not another girl in town
My darling's heart could win
But when the leaves fell on the ground
Bully winds came around
Pushed them face down in the snow
He got the urge for going
And I had to let him go
He got the urge for going
When the meadow grass was turning brown
Summertime was falling down and winter was closing in
Now the warriors of winter
They gave a cold triumphant shout
And all that stays is dying
And all that lives is gettin' out
See the geese in chevron flight
Flapping and racing on before the snow
They got the urge for going
And they got the wings so they can go
They get the urge for going
When the meadow grass is turning brown
Summertime is falling down and winter is closing in
I'll ply the fire with kindling now
I'll pull the blankets up to my chin
I'll lock the vagrant winter out and
I'll bolt my wanderings in
I'd like to call back summertime
Have her stay for just another month or so
But she's got the urge for going
So I guess she'll have to go
She gets the urge for going
When the meadow grass is turning brown
All her empire's falling down
And winter's closing in.
And I get the urge for going
When the meadow grass is turning brown
And summertime is falling down.
© 1966 Crazy Crow Music (Renewed)

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@TheCampsies
@TheCampsies 2 года назад
Her fellow musicians realise Joni is different class - look at their faces.
@cacampbell3654
@cacampbell3654 5 месяцев назад
The chords alone
@user-mz6hi6oy7p
@user-mz6hi6oy7p 5 месяцев назад
Yeah noticed that.
@user-mz6hi6oy7p
@user-mz6hi6oy7p 5 месяцев назад
Yep
@DebbieFan70
@DebbieFan70 3 месяца назад
They sure did realize that Joni, was one in a billion!
@neil3467
@neil3467 6 лет назад
does everyone realize how monumental this is?
@sonicboy19
@sonicboy19 4 года назад
Sadly no - but monumental it is, and appreciate it they should!
@Zepster77
@Zepster77 3 года назад
It’s hittin’ me right now yeah
@nelgstuart3442
@nelgstuart3442 3 года назад
Oh my, yes.
@RalfAnodin
@RalfAnodin 3 года назад
@@sonicboy19 I guess that sometimes a decisive moment where one of the single most important monument of humanity’s popular culture silently takes shape happens to simply be someone singing a song.
@peterschancel7223
@peterschancel7223 3 года назад
Her CBC Performances were next,,, Beginning a monumental body of Music and Art,, Watch her Magdelain Laundries on RU-vid Much Music,, later Joni
@HoiPolloi23
@HoiPolloi23 Год назад
hypnotic. you get the feeling everyone in the audience, including her fellow musicians were just in awe of her presence and talent.
@lisamarie479
@lisamarie479 Год назад
That's what I was thinking, just pure awe.
@timmcnamara6304
@timmcnamara6304 Год назад
Astounding moment, plainly evident. Historical.
@MSMediaRotterdam
@MSMediaRotterdam Год назад
Didn't see your remark, thought exactly the same...
@chuckpeck5301
@chuckpeck5301 Год назад
Yeah, there's a lot of derision in these comments about her fellow musicians, but a cocked head is a sure sign of curiosity. Jimmy Driftwood and the man to her left were fascinated and awed, in my opinion.
@sunnieemerson6814
@sunnieemerson6814 Год назад
and especially her guitar playiing aside from the lyrics
@djdollase
@djdollase 4 месяца назад
First of all: she’s drop dead gorgeous. Second of all: she opens her mouth and that amazing voice rolls out. Third of all: she’s so together and professional with a unique guitar tuning that turns all the old English folky songs they’ve ever heard on their ear. Fourth of all: all that hootenanny bs has been out-classed in the coolest, most unique way. So you never forget your brush with greatness: You’ve just been exposed to possibly the greatest talent/poet of her generation.
@alanoneill3065
@alanoneill3065 4 месяца назад
I agree with mist of that... With a left hand weakened from a childhood battle with polio, Mitchell simply couldn’t press down on the strings as hard as her peers “In the beginning, I built the repertoire of the open major tunings that the old black blues guys came up with,” Mitchell told journalist Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers in 1996. “It was only three or four. The simplest one is D modal [D A D G B D]; Neil Young uses that a lot. And then open G [D G D G B D], with the fifth string removed, which is all Keith Richards plays in. And open D [D A D F#A D]. Then going between them I started to get more ‘modern’ chords, for lack of a better word.”
@ubbno1
@ubbno1 3 месяца назад
The only thing different about the tuning is the capo. She uses different tunings on several songs, but this isn't one of them. Also, she wrote the song, so not "English, folky". Don't make fun of those old guys - they were showing her respect.
@maxwellfan55
@maxwellfan55 2 месяца назад
People like you should stop denigrating Joni's fellow musicians as BS. I don't like it, others don't like it, Joni wouldn't like it. Show some respect and pick up guitar yourself, if you're capable. Then apologise.
@jasonjon
@jasonjon Месяц назад
Laurel canyon and joni mitchell were manufactured by the gov as bread and circus. Shes crowned by the queen for her imperialism and exploitation of minorities via western violence
@ttiger9780
@ttiger9780 Месяц назад
Wow. Truly amazing. And yes, just gorgeous.
@VitalityMassage
@VitalityMassage Год назад
I've watch this every day for a while and I don't think I'll be stopping anytime soon.
@bloopville
@bloopville Год назад
You put together a little folk group in college. One singer shows up for the first practice, opens her mouth, and you know she's going to be a star. Then she plays one of the songs she has written after you have run through the Pete Seeger repetoire, and you realize she is going to be the best artist of your generation. You get married, become an industrial engineer, or something like that, give up music and have a nice middle class existence. But, you will always have the memory of that blazing, shining talent, in her infancy.
@markdavidson-yw9yt
@markdavidson-yw9yt 6 месяцев назад
Wow. Lucky you.
@user-qn6dn1ht4j
@user-qn6dn1ht4j 5 месяцев назад
It takes a lot of hurt to find this kind of artistry,
@user-eh8gs4jj5l
@user-eh8gs4jj5l 5 месяцев назад
Very well said.
@bonanzajoe
@bonanzajoe Год назад
I'm 82 now, and Joni Mitchell is the only one that can bring me back to my golden years of youth.
@YewtBoot
@YewtBoot 2 месяца назад
I'm not so old as you but share your sentiment. Thanks.
@noregretcoyote1808
@noregretcoyote1808 3 года назад
A few years later she was telling us ‘We are stardust, we are golden, billion year old carbon’. I can barely breathe.
@TheDNAGroup
@TheDNAGroup 2 года назад
#CantalizedGrace
@terrysutton2950
@terrysutton2950 Год назад
The billion year old carbon was added by CSN&Y.
@vinista256
@vinista256 Год назад
@@terrysutton2950 That line was actually in Joni’s original version, but only in the final iteration of the chorus, whereas CSNY put it in every repetition (they needed more words with their more rhythmic rendition).
@terrysutton2950
@terrysutton2950 Год назад
@@vinista256 noted
@jakelindsay268
@jakelindsay268 Год назад
@@terrysutton2950 No it wasn't... go listen to the original
@loganlark
@loganlark День назад
The cowboy: "Holy crap. I've never heard a song sung like this before, yet it's somehow at the core of my soul." ❤️
@richardkabaroff227
@richardkabaroff227 2 года назад
This is Nobel-Prize-in-Literature quality
@user-tz3yx8dr1j
@user-tz3yx8dr1j Месяц назад
Dylan first, Joni next.
@lcuel
@lcuel 9 лет назад
i love how shy and humble she is, then she just gets up there and kicks ass with her amazing voice and songwriting.
@justintime42000
@justintime42000 2 года назад
I do too and wish people were more accepting of this type of style today. Subtle soulfulness and honesty can have a much greater impact than when someone tries too hard to give a hit you over the head visual performance or high volume music with no substance. We can thank MTV for killing the singer-songwriters’ popularity in mainstream music when it changed music into a primarily visual medium.
@tomallen5837
@tomallen5837 2 года назад
It wasn't a competition, but I hear what you saying.
@cbotten106
@cbotten106 5 месяцев назад
Or the big note, the over singing is legion. Joni's "visual" here is actually kind of stunning. @@justintime42000
@Huskrrrr
@Huskrrrr Месяц назад
Her songs have defined the careers of many singers.
@YBRCTY
@YBRCTY 13 часов назад
She was in my family. Thank GOD !!!!!!!
@lightronv
@lightronv 4 года назад
We're all Salieris to her Mozart
@kevgh3869
@kevgh3869 4 года назад
I looked up beautiful in the dictionary and it said: see this video.
@maxcornise7204
@maxcornise7204 2 года назад
Sweetness defined is that comment!
@al6939
@al6939 2 года назад
I concur!!
@DebbieFan70
@DebbieFan70 Год назад
Not true, but Joni does have a beautiful voice.
@2uconner
@2uconner Год назад
❤really I believe you ...🎉
@johntatum1951
@johntatum1951 6 месяцев назад
Wow, nice comment...:)
@kvernon1
@kvernon1 6 лет назад
After listening to this, it makes you wonder why today we prefer songs with engineered voices, with lyrics impossible to decipher without looking at a printed page, that have no meaning even after we figure out what they are saying, played at a volume so loud it numbs our senses. What Joni gave us here is none of the above ... and without any bombastic laser show either. THIS is music. I wish more people today knew what they were missing.
@bobwrotenstien315
@bobwrotenstien315 5 лет назад
Because talent
@patriciagullickson2046
@patriciagullickson2046 4 года назад
they could careless....the audiences are in a fog
@IntelligentElephant
@IntelligentElephant 4 года назад
Because nobody can sing even close to this. Good for her but this is just bragging
@harmoniabalanza
@harmoniabalanza 4 года назад
OF COURSE. Stop complaining and make/support anyone who does real and good music.
@stephaniecordaro138
@stephaniecordaro138 4 года назад
you are absolutely right brother
@TheRoyalBavarian
@TheRoyalBavarian 5 месяцев назад
Those people were thunderstruck that day. They will be old now but will never forget hearing this legend just blooming.
@stub2022
@stub2022 4 года назад
The guy with the glasses beside her, just stunned...standing next to a supernova.
@jayd.rosenblum3975
@jayd.rosenblum3975 6 месяцев назад
Jimmy driftwood, a major Canadian western star. He was watching his career flash before his eyes.
@debbieshannon8633
@debbieshannon8633 4 года назад
I love the way the bloke in the hat suddenly realises he is listening to a major poet, rather than a bit of a girl.
@davideveson1049
@davideveson1049 6 месяцев назад
Yes...its written Al over his face, like when Clapton realised that hendrix was better than him.
@barrysheene3408
@barrysheene3408 6 месяцев назад
It just showed that Clapton's judgement wasn't on a par with his music.
@robinday2137
@robinday2137 5 месяцев назад
That’s jimmy driftwood, who wrote some great country songs.
@wmorris189
@wmorris189 5 месяцев назад
I agree what a chap, good on him, I doubt if many of us could recognise greatness that quickly.
@paularambula3441
@paularambula3441 5 месяцев назад
She didn’t write this song, so it is her performance that is stunning.
@moonbeanification
@moonbeanification 8 лет назад
Joni is like.... from another world altogether.......
@joebrett3614
@joebrett3614 6 лет назад
Yep.
@jaybefaulky4902
@jaybefaulky4902 6 лет назад
i don't think she's an alien..but i see your point
@douglassharpe55
@douglassharpe55 6 лет назад
How often in a century, does creativity and inner and outer beauty operate in unison like this... Sometimes I find it so beautiful and timeless I can't watch anymore. One wants it to last forever, but it's ephemeral. Betty Carter does that to me as well, why couldn't she have had 50 more good years, if you know what I mean. Now, it's a vacuum, in the music world, lucky for the recorded legacy.
@Harryvv100
@Harryvv100 6 лет назад
I am happy that Joni is from our world!
@DC-js4gk
@DC-js4gk 5 лет назад
Wow. I wonder if anyone in that room realised they were staring at a genius and the future of music. I think Mr Driftwood was blown away after 30 seconds. The host's guitar was soo outa tune. He was very Might Wind
@richardreinertson1335
@richardreinertson1335 6 месяцев назад
You start out with a Hootenany-style intro, and then Joni solos and blows a hole in the fabric of the universe. The show's producers got a major lucky break to discover her when she was still an unknown quantity.
@jeffryphillipsburns
@jeffryphillipsburns 4 месяца назад
Can you say “hyperbole”? In any case: Presumably these producers saw Joni as an asset since they retained her-for how long I don’t know-but whether they considered her an asset far beyond those of the other members of the cast seems to me doubtful. It would depend, of course, what their particular intentions for her were, not at all on whether she became famous in the future. Her future fame was not at all “a major lucky break” for the show’s producers; it affected them not at all. Rather, it was a “major lucky break” for Joni herself.
@rickbullock4331
@rickbullock4331 5 месяцев назад
Geez! She is such a great talent. I’ve never heard this song before. She can do it all. She writes, she plays instruments, she sings beautifully and she is an amazing artist too. Joni is definitely one in a million.👍👍🇨🇦
@brandonburrell8517
@brandonburrell8517 4 года назад
You watch this, and wonder "how could she ever get any better than this? It's perfect in a way". Yet she did. Then she did again. Then she did again and again and again.
@ernestmoney7252
@ernestmoney7252 9 лет назад
You have to have a certain sympathy for the male members of the ensemble - it's tough to be modest talents in the presence of genius.
@moonbeanification
@moonbeanification 8 лет назад
+Ernest Money even if I were a female in her presence, I'd have to have sympathy for myself!
@katyfoye
@katyfoye 7 лет назад
Just the look on their faces...
@warrenstrouts8692
@warrenstrouts8692 7 лет назад
Do a little research before running off at the mouth. Jimmy Driftwood was a singer songwriter from the 1930's on and had a huge body of work at the time of this clip. Not at all a "modest talent"
@mikearcuri406
@mikearcuri406 6 лет назад
Warren Strouts I believe "Tennessee Stud" was a driftwood original, made famous by Doc Watson.
@joebrett3614
@joebrett3614 6 лет назад
They looked like The Past witnessing the birth of The Future.
@mkempesta
@mkempesta 10 лет назад
Unbelievable... she emerges from a hokey intro to offer a timeless performance. Sound quality unexpectedly good. Watch the reactions of her bandmates. (Mitchell discovered that she was pregnant by her Calgary ex-boyfriend Brad MacMath in late 1964. She later wrote, "[He] left me three months pregnant in an attic room with no money and winter coming on and only a fireplace for heat. The spindles of the banister were gap-toothed-fuel for last winter's occupants. She gave birth to a baby girl in February 1965. Unable to provide for her daughter, Kelly Dale Anderson, she placed her for adoption. The experience remained private for most of Mitchell's career, although she alluded to it in several songs.) - Wikipedia So, this is the guy who Urge for Going is written about.
@nuthineatholl6434
@nuthineatholl6434 9 лет назад
Exactly. Imagine being of the requisite musical sensibility, circa 1966, unassumingly expecting the usual run-of-the-mill sort of folkishness (worthy as it might be in its own way, however ploddingly predictable) and unexpectedly coming upon such an exquisitely artistic apparition as Mme Mitchell presented as she and her music so beautifully and triumphantly emerged 'midst the (by comparison) mediocrity-- amazing, phenomenal! As one's head understandably exploded, one might stammer out: *What* the-- ?! *Who* the-- ?! But *how*--!?-- before one gave it up and surrendered to the wonder of it. Makes me think of the now-iconic intros to the American TV series "The Twilight Zone" and "The Outer Limits" (both of which had ended their runs the year before this aired), mashed together : "There is nothing wrong with your television set. Do not attempt to adjust the picture... You are about to enter another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land of imagination..." Puts me in mind, also, of an account that Crosby gives in his first autobiography, about how (in the early days before her first album) he'd bring Joni out of the woodwork unannounced to play for his stoned &/or tripping Laurel Canyon cronies-- they'd listen, absolutely transfixed, minds boggled; after she'd leave they'd be sincerely and piteously wondering if they'd hallucinated the performance-- the music being so impossibly good, the singer so impossibly ethereal! Cheers!
@christopherdeninger2359
@christopherdeninger2359 9 лет назад
Exactly my feelings!
@ehpyl3aa3lyphe27
@ehpyl3aa3lyphe27 6 лет назад
Agreed, totally. None left to say, and yet it's done; just for the sake of underlining what you pointed out precisely.
@DC-js4gk
@DC-js4gk 5 лет назад
@@nuthineatholl6434 Alternatively she might have been ignored. I think the story went like that for a while yet - broke, despondent, even rejected by folk clubs. But genius isn't often denied and the journey to Cali in the next couple of years paid off in spades
@leto7789
@leto7789 4 года назад
i mean, i guess it is hokey, but these are the roots of music. this style emerged from country, folk, church, and camp fire music. its a style of music. just like "happy hardcore" is a style of music. it has a tone. it has its own themes. its not bad music. just different. imagine listening to mens quartet music from the 50's. its a different world. and from that sprang groups like Frankie Valley, the Beach Boys, and the The Beegees, which completely took the tone and themes in another direction.
@univibe23
@univibe23 9 лет назад
Good Lord She was beautiful and sang like a meadow lark!
@steveroenigk3287
@steveroenigk3287 9 лет назад
***** She was beautiful, wasn't she? And you know what? She still is. Get well soon, Joni. WE LOVE YOU !!!
@markoblazney6360
@markoblazney6360 2 года назад
our beaiful bird+ sweet bird at hat.....
@nelgstuart3442
@nelgstuart3442 3 года назад
Joni Mitchell had that audience in the palm of her little hand. She was not only flawless musically and lyrically, but her look was more innocent and pure than a fawn playing in the woods. Stunningly adorable. No wonder Graham Nash fell in love w her.
@YewtBoot
@YewtBoot 2 месяца назад
And several others.
@richardelrick7580
@richardelrick7580 18 дней назад
Gram Nash, James Taylor, David Crosby, Leonard Cohen, Jackson Brown, etc, etc, etc,... Who wouldn't love her if they could.
@levimust4479
@levimust4479 6 лет назад
The dude with the cowboy hat seems to be stunned when she starts singing. No wonder Rolling Stone called her "one of the greatest songwriters ever". Everything about her is stunning.
@jerryshunk7152
@jerryshunk7152 6 лет назад
Levi Must The Rolling Stone is hardly a "Touchstone", they dumped on Roy Buchanan.
@joshuapolak2913
@joshuapolak2913 6 лет назад
The dude in the hat is Jimmy Driftwood, a legendary songwriter in his own right and I am SURE he knew he was witnessing a new kind of genius and that it was very emotional for him.
@stepno
@stepno 4 года назад
Yup. What Joshua said. Jimmy wrote fine story songs and even won a Grammy or two, but he drew on history and humor... Not deep heart-felt emotions, unless you count that alligator having its head blown off in "Battle of New Orleans" or the two-species romance of "Tennessee Stud." :-) Both are wonderful songwriters.
@timx9661
@timx9661 3 года назад
Jimmy Driftwood was a prolific songwriter who wrote the 28th best song in the first 50 years of the recording industry, according to Billboard magazine. The million selling Battle of New Orleans.
@troddy3925
@troddy3925 5 лет назад
The sound quality for this old performance is amazing, and her playing and singing is flawless. She’s so calmly sure of herself, yet utterly mesmerizing to everyone else.
@julianlewis1792
@julianlewis1792 5 лет назад
She has such a beautiful voice, and she handles it so perfectly.
@supbilly07
@supbilly07 2 года назад
This song always sounded so timeless. Like it could be medieval or something. It's so mesmerising. This is an incredible performance.
@grokeffer6226
@grokeffer6226 7 месяцев назад
It's one of her best songs and a lot of people aren't aware of it.
@gouldbj
@gouldbj 6 лет назад
OMG. I thought for the last 5 decades that Tom Rush wrote that. Figures she did it. Ungodly brilliance. She had and has no peer.
@jmo5186
@jmo5186 3 года назад
Thanks, I was trying to remember who owned the male voice for which I first heard this song. That was before I knew about the amazing Joni.
@johnjenkins5854
@johnjenkins5854 3 года назад
Word.
@danielmoroff6179
@danielmoroff6179 3 года назад
I've checked this out and it was actually Joni Mitchell who wrote the song, not Tom Rush. At least that's what documents say.
@paulryan2128
@paulryan2128 2 года назад
Same here; I heard Rush do it around 1968 in Harvard Square, figured it was his. It was also on an Ian & Sylvia album, I believe. Then 2 yrs in the Army, didn't know about Joanie Mitchell until friend gave me the Blue album in '71. Best, most honest album I have ever owned, always have a CD of it in the house.
@jimwest1967
@jimwest1967 4 года назад
Im going to guess that someone knew this needed to be preserved
@totalt6600
@totalt6600 2 года назад
100years from now,her songs will still be listened to. ❤️🎶
@zener81
@zener81 7 лет назад
the entire digital revolution was worth it so we could see this video. Thank you!
@robertbruce5213
@robertbruce5213 5 лет назад
...right? I've been a Joni fan my entire life, and had never seen this. It was like Mozart playing in front of Salieri. Everyone is quietly stunned... My lifelong angel, I can't imagine a world without Joni and her music.
@scottash351
@scottash351 5 лет назад
Yeah, there's a lot of shit in the digital realm but being able to witness this is very special!
@leto7789
@leto7789 4 года назад
totally!
@doitnowvideosyeah5841
@doitnowvideosyeah5841 4 года назад
Maybe the best reason so far. I don't know if it was all worth it but this is great...
@mariahc.crawley884
@mariahc.crawley884 4 года назад
Yesssssssssssssss!
@billderinbaja3883
@billderinbaja3883 3 года назад
Someday soon ( :) ) Joni will be "rediscovered" by the next generation and they will proclaim her stellar brilliance... which we all knew who grew up in the 60s
@stevethrendyle8406
@stevethrendyle8406 6 месяцев назад
Cf Grammy Awards,.2024. Note the physical resemblance to a certain T Swift...
@suzannefarrington4143
@suzannefarrington4143 5 месяцев назад
They know about her now. I'm thrilled they have the discernment.
@joepalooka2145
@joepalooka2145 5 лет назад
Joni is one of Canada's greatest national treasures. She was world-class from the very beginning.
@saludanite
@saludanite Год назад
There are no words to tell about Joni Mitchell. We just sat and watched as she passed through our days.
@davecostello560
@davecostello560 8 лет назад
That's awesome. Those two old boys from the New Town Kingsmen standing on either side of Joni look like they're staring in incomprehension, realising their time is up. The future has arrived.
@ynottonyfaris
@ynottonyfaris 7 лет назад
In fairness to them, I think they are also trying to work out which chords she is playing so that they can accompany her. They might not have encountered Open tunings that often before.
@danielkoerner7127
@danielkoerner7127 6 лет назад
Dave Costello just thinking the same thing. Those dudes were completely blown away...
@wyliecox2010
@wyliecox2010 6 лет назад
that is actually one of the very few songs that Joni wrote in EADGBE. :)
@andrewbevan4662
@andrewbevan4662 3 года назад
Game over man, game over
@timx9661
@timx9661 3 года назад
Maybe as accomplished musicians they appreciated her talent immensely and weren’t poisoned by sanctimony like you are. You have no idea what those two old boys were thinking, only what you’re projecting.
@mizzury54
@mizzury54 4 года назад
I love the perplexed look on the guy with the glasses, like omg god what I am listening to here.
@pl6867
@pl6867 5 лет назад
The Poetry here is beyond compare. "But when the leaves came trembling down and bully winds did rub their faces in the snow..." No one ever wrote a line so pregnant with image and experience. Eat your heart out W.S. Her phrasing is impeccable, too.
@CherylCorrell
@CherylCorrell 9 лет назад
She never fails to move me.
@cynthiamarshall13
@cynthiamarshall13 7 лет назад
Experienced her during a "power outage" one summer in early 1970s Mississippi River Festival at Edwardsville, IL. SIU Campus. She played outside under pavilion by candlelight and it couldn't have been better!
@keithharris7569
@keithharris7569 4 года назад
I was twelve in 1966 and I’ve only just discovered this gem at the age of 65.... She’s of my generation and she’s amazing...
@jonathanlonie3065
@jonathanlonie3065 2 года назад
And I was 13 on the 24th of October ...the clipboard I had to rush home from school to see the tailend of let's sing out and I remember seeing her play this song. I had never seen anything so beautiful
@ManuelAguinaga
@ManuelAguinaga Год назад
Me, 1954 too!
@frankieelen7238
@frankieelen7238 8 месяцев назад
Me too !!!! I think this track was due to be on her first album.... why did they keep this from us for all that time ??? I too was 12 in 1966. 😊
@joeharris3878
@joeharris3878 5 месяцев назад
Yeah. I didnt know about until the "Hits" and "Misses" albums came out. After I heard it the first time a played it every day right after a got home for 2 or 3 weeks​@@frankieelen7238
@dhararose3731
@dhararose3731 4 года назад
Actually, this tune is one of the rare Joni tunes that's played in standard tuning. River is another one. Love love love Joni Michell and her songs.
@hejiraescape
@hejiraescape 2 года назад
River is played on the piano, not on the guitar. So your standard tuning comment doesn’t apply there.
@nbenefiel
@nbenefiel 4 месяца назад
When I was in my late teens, Joni lived in Detroit with her then husband. They used to sing at a coffee house called the Chessmate on Livernois, near the University of Detroit. We used to go there most weekends. I saw her many times after that, but always remember those early days.
@mosesgladstone8274
@mosesgladstone8274 5 месяцев назад
Look at the expressions on the guys faces on stage..... they are in shock and awe
@marsharupe8112
@marsharupe8112 6 лет назад
Her poetic imagery is beautiful.
@BadAssElf810
@BadAssElf810 2 года назад
Yes. And suerly if Dylan deserves a Nobel for his poetry, Joni does too! I hope they get around to giving it to her before she leaves us.
@manitou1954
@manitou1954 7 лет назад
"But when the leaves came trembling down and bully winds did rub their faces in the snow." My God, what a glorious image. These lucky folks were blessed with a encounter with true genius, what a marvelous performance.
@harmoniabalanza
@harmoniabalanza 4 года назад
there's an alternate to this: "but when leaves fell to the ground and bully winds came and pushed them face down in the snow."
@nozecone
@nozecone 3 года назад
I just quoted those lines in a new post - before I read your post ... !
@MrPendell
@MrPendell 3 года назад
The whole song rings particularly true for those of us who, like Joni, grew up in Saskatchewan. Summer is brief and glorious here, the winters long and hard, and the metaphor of the fleetingness of youth and the impermanence of all things is not lost on us.
@paysontom1
@paysontom1 Год назад
So many songs of that period were ,es,erizing in their poetic wonder. Simon and Garfunkle, Joni, and many more. A lost art so it seems.
@billbaggins1688
@billbaggins1688 3 года назад
50+ years later and I am just as entranced as the people on the stage who appear to be in rapture. Her transcendant beauty combined with her already assured singing here is quite incredible. Glad this has been preserved, and thank you for posting.
@ronnieguitar99
@ronnieguitar99 3 года назад
The look on the face of the cowboy hat guy is priceless. "Don't recognize that hootenany song. What th....." Going from the hootenany to a whole new universe. Folk music changes forever.
@Cothteh
@Cothteh 4 года назад
Pure magic-their faces in shock-hearing something so mesmerizing and haunting. Unfortunately she wasn't able to sing the full song...
@mattstephenson8450
@mattstephenson8450 Год назад
The guy beside her at the start is trying to comprehend ❤️✌️
@TR3NCII
@TR3NCII 5 лет назад
People, she is from another dimensiom, spreading the message of peace and purity. Absolutely beautiful. :(
@kyliestorm_music
@kyliestorm_music Год назад
Amazing footage And so pretty
@mariawhite9638
@mariawhite9638 4 года назад
Even in black and white she is hypnotic and her vocals are prestine and mesmerising. A lot of humble presence in this Canadian lady........
@brightonmick
@brightonmick 4 года назад
I want this for the play out at my funeral. Not the studio version, I want this.
@pbrooks4040
@pbrooks4040 Год назад
good idea, except for the funeral part.
@justinwhittaker9298
@justinwhittaker9298 6 лет назад
Blown me away. The juxtaposition between the intro sequence and her playing by herself is startling. It's like a miracle happening. I don't think those present would have forgotten that night.
@richalderson6069
@richalderson6069 4 года назад
I bet some of those men were boiling with jealousy underneath the friendly demeanor! Imagine having to follow such a brilliant charismatic woman.
@cmc9611
@cmc9611 5 лет назад
My greatest regret when it comes to music is that I never got to see Joni play in person.
@daledavidson8242
@daledavidson8242 2 года назад
I saw her in Ambler PA at the Temple Music Festival, during her Miles of Aisles Tour. Which was kind of a compilation of all her stuff up through Court and Spark. Glad I caught it.
@8ofwands300
@8ofwands300 5 лет назад
One of the most gorgeous Joni Mitchell songs. How old was she when she wrote it? 18? She's a genius.
@dlanodrelda
@dlanodrelda 5 месяцев назад
As close to perfection as a human can achieve in this art form.
@robinday2137
@robinday2137 5 месяцев назад
Joni was always going to go her own way. And so we are blessed with her songs.
@MrSophbeau
@MrSophbeau Год назад
Beautiful. This kind of thing, Joni and her haunting songs, happens far too infrequently in this world. It just vexes and demands we be here and in the present (even though it's from decades ago). Maybe that's why we cherish it so...
@ubilo
@ubilo 6 лет назад
Look at Jimmy Driftwood's face when he stares at Joni's genius.
@Fontsman
@Fontsman Год назад
Fascinating to hear early Joni and hear how her artistry subsequently developed beyond her folk origins to encompass so many genres.
@johnpark6042
@johnpark6042 6 лет назад
The other musicians on stage got the "Urge for Going" when they discovered they couldn't follow the incredibly talented Joni Mitchell!
@mizzury54
@mizzury54 4 года назад
Thanks for the laugh.. Good one !!!!
@johnpark6042
@johnpark6042 4 года назад
@@mizzury54 You're welcome.
@brandonburrell8517
@brandonburrell8517 4 года назад
I mean, they'd no doubt heard the song before. They were listening in admiration, not despair. Television shows are rehearsed. They aren't in shock.
@jstringer4900
@jstringer4900 2 года назад
Musical genius, after these lyrics, it's no wonder she wound up in California with it's endless summer.
@geinikan1kan
@geinikan1kan 3 месяца назад
What a talent. Joni can always sing.
@lankylankster7148
@lankylankster7148 4 года назад
Holy shit. I haven't watched this video for quite some time. As soon as she started to sing, I was (once again) struck by its (and her) beauty, sincerity and depth. *** Tears began to flow. Wow! *** I can see how David Crosby of CSNY was absolutely floored/knocked on his ass, the first time he saw/heard Mitchell playing live in some random, US coffee shop wayyyyyy back in the sixties. LL
@joncousins4097
@joncousins4097 4 года назад
Poor old Jimmy - the face of a man who's literally seen it all witnessing the birth of something new!
@Cryo837
@Cryo837 3 года назад
Mumbling to himself...we'll I'm from Arkansas maybe WalMart will hire me?
@timx9661
@timx9661 3 года назад
@@Cryo837 Jimmy Driftwood was still getting big royalty checks from Johnny Hortons version of Battle of New Orleans in 1966 and would for the rest of his life. Dozens of other artists, some of the biggest in the business like Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton and , Leon Russell and dozens more recorded it. It was used in movies and tv shows. Youre more likely to be begging Walmart for a job than Jimmy Driftwood was, even if he was from Arkansas. And then there are the other 300 songs he wrote that were recorded by other artists. How many have you written?
@alejandromorales9516
@alejandromorales9516 10 месяцев назад
Genius. I love how expressive her voice has been every phase of her career.
@goodwifeweaver
@goodwifeweaver 6 лет назад
I was just reading that modern popular lyrics are written at a much lower grade level than they were in the 60s and 70s...this is definitely solid evidence.
@lewiskellye
@lewiskellye 4 года назад
Every male there fell in love
@timmcnamara6304
@timmcnamara6304 Год назад
You can plainly tell that the musicians watching her are absolutely transfixed by this unbelievable performance from an ingenue unfolding before their very eyes! What a moment to have been, the nascent birth of a folk song legend. I just love Joni’s heart
@johngardner1898
@johngardner1898 10 лет назад
One of the great moments in music history.
@al6939
@al6939 2 года назад
It’s the most beautiful expression I’ve ever heard and seen!! The song when it’s time to close my garden in for the winter. Always thank you Joni❤️
@vasilikonstan
@vasilikonstan Год назад
I have watched this at least ten times today. What a revelation.
@jeffreymorton2883
@jeffreymorton2883 Год назад
Not only is her music perfectly beautiful, her eyes are equally gorgeous
@jeffjeffjeff808
@jeffjeffjeff808 2 года назад
There is no doubt that each of those individuals shown, absolutely mesmerised by her Talent; ...were completely aware at that moment that they were in the presence of greatness! I cannot believe the incredible quality of this clip I feel like I am there! ❤🤗😎 thank you
@JDNicoll
@JDNicoll Год назад
Joni is a shimmering reflection of the light of God here. A blinding glint that pierces the soul. Tony Rice does a wonderful cover of this song. I didn't know Joni wrote it until now.
@stevejackson9173
@stevejackson9173 2 года назад
You could see a future superstar in the making here. Love Joni Mitchell.
@geoffwales8646
@geoffwales8646 6 месяцев назад
God, she was beautiful, just to add her incredible voice and guitar playing.
@bmac4846
@bmac4846 5 лет назад
Horray for Canadian TV preserving this tape. aT THAT TIME 60+70'S most tv companies binned old recordings
@sonicboy19
@sonicboy19 4 года назад
Agreed. It's strange that her mid-70's BBC concert, recorded at the height of her popularity, doesn't seem to have survived, while her earliest television performances from Canada in the 60's when no one knew who she was were preserved. I'm definitely thankful that they were!
@danolson5387
@danolson5387 Год назад
This is the most amazing live performance ever captured. Also, I'd like to give a shout out to the bass player who obviously took direction from Joni (with very little if any rehearsal), and knew enough to stay out of the way, and focus on his intonation.
@thomasbryant3315
@thomasbryant3315 9 лет назад
The brilliance of this is chilling
@davevarga
@davevarga Год назад
I love how her fellow musicians are mesmerized by Joni.
@wkellogg8158
@wkellogg8158 7 лет назад
Her exquisite, golden voice just rings like a bell.
@TheSpock23
@TheSpock23 3 года назад
That audience was treated to something that will never be repeated.
@errdgz4836
@errdgz4836 6 лет назад
I didn't know music could be this beautiful.....my G O D......this is my very first time listening to this artist...David Gilmour quoted her in one of his documentaries....and i decided to hear for myself..Truely beautiful.
@harmoniabalanza
@harmoniabalanza 4 года назад
You have never listened to Joni Mitchell? WHOA. Prepare to be haunted forever. Then give a listen to Sandy Denny.
@sagedakotalmft7763
@sagedakotalmft7763 3 года назад
Wow; I listened to Joni for decades before discovering this gem. You are blessed to have heard this as your first introduction to her music.
@pierreleger4464
@pierreleger4464 5 лет назад
at 3:41, look at the guy on her right, he cannot believes what he is hearing and seeing, I believe. And he stares in awe for a long time!
@montysonful
@montysonful 4 года назад
The men are floored.
@lizdrouin9588
@lizdrouin9588 2 года назад
A pure poet,prophet,professional....my mentor...love Joni...as golden as the prairie wheat
@trfesok
@trfesok 2 месяца назад
Evidently, this is one of the few songs that she wrote in standard tuning. This version is STUNNING!
@LeebMilder
@LeebMilder 3 года назад
Shocked that this hasn't hit a million views yet @youtubealgorithm start suggesting this
@Conn30Mtenor
@Conn30Mtenor Год назад
A mob of highly talented musicians standing around her in a clearly palpable sense of awe.
@robertgillespie7946
@robertgillespie7946 4 года назад
Her genius is already apparent. Thanks for sharing this.
@mikesnyder1788
@mikesnyder1788 2 года назад
OMG, Joni Mitchell and Jimmy Driftwood on the same stage!!! Both amazing musicians and how I would have loved to have been there!!!
@jrw344
@jrw344 9 лет назад
This was as the folkie movement was fading, & she was already light years beyond. Nice bass player backup....
@xtenkfarpl
@xtenkfarpl 7 лет назад
Yes, who was the bass player? Obviously knew the chord sequence pretty well?
@jrw344
@jrw344 7 лет назад
Harry Chapin of the Chapin brothers who played on Oscar's show.
@IndigoJo
@IndigoJo 7 лет назад
What, *the* Harry Chapin?
@Deliquescentinsight
@Deliquescentinsight 4 года назад
Yeah! The bass player is in the pocket.
@Ericwest1000
@Ericwest1000 2 года назад
Wow, this is a precious moment of Joni Mitchell reaching perfection!
@SS-qo4xe
@SS-qo4xe 3 года назад
I was fortunate to see her just before this in Manitoba. First when she was still Joni Anderson and then later when Chuck and Joni Mitchell played the 4D on Pembina Hwy. The next year when they came back they were doing separate sets. After that the Joni we know was launched. Riverboat summer of 67 and the the last time at the QE in Vancouver in I think 72. Croz and Nash were touring and she came on half way through and did Woodstock. I was blessed!
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