The Asylum Albums

Joni Mitchell's 'The Asylum Albums' is a meticulously remastered collection, released on 21 June 2024 via Rhino/Elektra. This extensive compilation showcases Mitchell's profound artistry, spanning multiple genres including folk, singer-songwriter, and folk rock. The album's duration of 3 hours and 53 minutes is a testament to the richness and depth of Mitchell's work.

The tracklist features an array of remastered classics, including 'Coyote', 'Amelia', 'Furry Sings the Blues', and 'Hejira', among others. Additionally, the album includes live recordings from Mitchell's performance at the Santa Barbara County Bowl on 9 September 1979, offering a unique glimpse into her captivating stage presence. These live tracks, such as 'In France They Kiss on Main Street', 'Edith and the Kingpin', and 'Woodstock', demonstrate Mitchell's ability to weave a spellbinding narrative through her music.

Throughout 'The Asylum Albums', Joni Mitchell's distinctive voice and poetic lyrics transport listeners to a world of emotional depth and sonic complexity. This comprehensive collection is a must-listen for fans of Mitchell's work, as well as those discovering her music for the first time. With its masterful blend of folk, rock, and poetic storytelling, 'The Asylum Albums' is an unforgettable listening experience that showcases Joni Mitchell's enduring legacy as a singer-songwriter.