A rare live duet by James and Joni Mitchell performing "You Can Close Your Eyes." This song, which James famously wrote for Joni, was recorded in London in 1970 for the BBC. Head to YouTube to listen to the entire song: https://youtu.be/sAhDNuZZkw0 The entire BBC performance will be released on Nov 12 as part of Joni Mitchell Archives Vol. 2: The Reprise Years (1968-1971). | James Taylor

“Well, I can’t leave here without playing the theme song. Just want to say It’s a thrill to be here, I missed the first one. I wrote a song about it using empathy and kind of projection. The first event was moving to me, in that, my generation, which was given a pocket of liberty like no other generation in a certain way. Did some of the right things for a short time.” “Woodstock” live at A Day in the Garden festival on this day 1998. The festival was held in Bethel, N.Y, on a sloping hillside t

Joni in her early years performing “Urge for Going” from an appearance on Mon Pays, Mes Chansons in 1966. A wealth of unreleased live performances, home recordings, and radio broadcasts from Joni’s early years including “Urge For Going” Live from the 2nd Fret: Philadelphia, PA November 1966 and Live at Canterbury House: Ann Arbor, MI October 27, 1967 are available to listen to now on Joni Mitchell Archives - Vol.1: The Early Years (1963-1967) here: jm.lnk.to/JMAVol1YC | Joni Mitchell