Joni Mitchell at her post-Blue (1971) finest, from her 1976 folk / jazz album Hejira -- Jaco Pastorius on bass on this cut, Coyote.
Dig it ladies and gentlemen!
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Dinner at Skipper's Smokehouse before the band started.
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