Joni Mitchell: "Song To A Seagull", Deep Groove Pressing, '68, Two-Tone, Photos
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Rainy Day Records USA (established 1981)
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From Reprise Records (RS 6293), this is SONG TO A SEAGULL
by JONI MITCHELL, a beautiful (first) US pressing in very fine
condition. Jacket is NEAR MINT or better; the LP appears about VG+
but play grades EX+ and better. It is a DEEP GROOVE pressing
produced by David Crosby. Our highest, most passionate recommendation.
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The Cuts:
Side 1
- I Had a King
- Michael from Mountains
- Night in the City
- Marcie
- Nathan La Franeer
Side 2
- Sisotowbell Lane
- The Dawntreader
- The Pirate of Penance
- Song to a Seagull
- Cactus Tree
Personnel & Instrumentation:
- Joni Mitchell – guitar, piano, vocals, album cover
- Stephen Stills – bass on "Night in the City"
- Lee Keefer – banshee
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