Listen to Joni’s “Intro To Coyote / Coyote," from her time on Bob Dylan's Rolling Thunder Revue at The Forum, Montreal, QC, Canada, Dec. 4, 1975, featured on the forthcoming Joni Mitchell Archives, Vol. 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980): JM.lnk.to/CoyoteLive

Celebrating International Cat Day with Joni’s beloved cats, Bootsy and Dulcinea 💙

Joni in her Laurel Canyon home, where she lived with Graham Nash, in August 1968. This very home later inspired Nash’s 1970 song “Our House,” which fondly recounts Joni’s discovery of a vase at a local antique shop. Photo by Baron Wolman

Describe how you’re feeling with the title of one of Joni's song.

Both introspective and free, Joni Mitchell's 'The Hissing of Summer Lawns' branched away from her previous albums and marked an evolution in her sound.☀️🐍 Available now on AAA 2LPx45 Green vinyl at VMP.

Weekend mood. Photo by Matt Campbell, 2000.

On August 17, 1979, Joni filmed “Play Little David” for the TV Series Mon Pays, Mes Chansons. Each program from the series originated from a different place, and featured musical numbers appropriate to the scenic location in which they were set. Revisit “Play Little David” and

“This is a song for my man and a song for the moon,” - Joni as she introduces “Willy” on the Dick Cavett Show 55 years ago today. A heartfelt tribute to Graham Nash, whose middle name inspired this beautiful tune.

So here's to you. May your dreams come true. Photo by Jay Blakesberg, 1998.

A year ago today, Joni made a surprise appearance at Wayne Shorter tribute at the Hollywood Bowl, delivering a moving rendition of “The Circle Game” alongside Herbie Hancock and Lionel Loueke.

“The five-song run that followed—A Case of You, California, Hunter, Big Yellow Taxi, and Both Sides Now—was nothing short of electrifying, a transformative experience…” — Laura Barton, ‘The Guardian,’ on Joni Mitchell’s iconic Isle of Wight Festival performance, August 1970.

Happy heavenly birthday to one of Joni’s cherished friends and collaborators, Wayne Shorter. Today, we remember his extraordinary legacy, echoing Joni’s heartfelt words from her Library of Congress conversation last year: “He was a goat.”

Just dreams and false alarms. Relive Joni’s performance of “Amelia” from 1979 and pre-order THE ASYLUM ALBUMS, Vol. 4 (1979-1980), featuring multiple renditions of the song here: jm.lnk.to/JMAVol4

Can you hear the melody in this moment? Photo by Tony Russell, taken 54 years ago this week.

Moments from Joni’s unforgettable time on Bob Dylan’s Rolling Thunder Revue, circa 1975. Photos by Ken Ragen

“I have a portrait that I did, a painting where I’m leaning over his shoulder, and he’s got . . . it’s almost like a smirk on his face. And I love that look on him. I liked him instantly. I knew he wasn’t going to go light on you, but I felt like I was up for it, you know.” -

Swinging into September with Joni at Peter Tork’s, courtesy of Tom Gundlefinger O'Neal.

“It was a magical moment, indeed.” — BAM on Joni’s performance alongside Herbie Hancock at the Bread & Roses Festival of Music, September 2, 1978. Photos by Jon Sievert and Richard Mccaffrey

In September 1970, Joni graced the stage for BBC's ‘In Concert,’ mesmerizing audiences with her remarkable talent across 12 songs on guitar, piano, and dulcimer.