Introducing 'Joni’s Jazz,' a passion project years in the making, dedicated to her greatest jazz collaborators, including Charles Mingus, Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, and Jaco Pastorius. Hand-selected by Joni herself, the compilation features tracks spanning her entire

On this day in 1969, Joni opened her headlining set at the Mississippi River Festival with “Chelsea Morning,” in a performance critics praised as a “mysteriously beautiful linkage of voice and sound.”

“I bare intimate feelings because people should know how other people feel.”. Joni graced the cover of the Toronto Star, captured by Norman Seeff, in July 1976.

In July 1983, Joni brought ‘Wild Things Run Fast’ to Clarkson, Michigan with a rock-infused set featuring “Chinese Cafe/Unchained Melody,” “Raised on Robbery,” and “I Heard It Through The Grapevine.”. Photos by Ray Manning

Unwind this 4th of July with Joni’s intimate rendition of “Night Ride Home,” performed live on Radio With Pictures 37 years ago this month.

Joni and Wayne Shorter at A&M Studios during a ‘Mingus’ recording session in 1978. Discover more rare moments in ‘Joni’s Jazz.’ Pre-order now here Photo courtesy of Peter Erskine

Wishing a very happy Canada Day from Joni herself 🇨🇦. Photo by Dianne Whelan

“I drew a map of Canada.Oh Canada”. Happy Canada Day 🇨🇦

25 years ago today, Joni returned to Saskatoon to open her first retrospective art exhibition, ‘VOICES: JONI MITCHELL.’ At the exhibit’s press conference, she reflected on the stylistic parallels between her music and art, and how her approach to each practice differs.

A polaroid moment for National Camera Day: Joni, as seen through Ginny Winn’s lens in 1976.

In June 1986, Joni played “Hejira” during her surprise appearance at ‘A Conspiracy of Hope,’ a concert series hosted by Amnesty International.

Revisiting Joni’s unforgettable performance of “Both Sides Now” on The Mama Cass Show, broadcast 56 years ago this week.

What does Joni's Jazz mean to you?.

Listen to the previously unreleased 1980 demo of “Be Cool,” featured on the forthcoming ‘Joni’s Jazz,’ here

In June 1983, Joni performed at Baton Rouge’s Assembly Center to “preppies and hippies, grandmothers and granddaughters, businessmen and students,” demonstrating her resonance across generations. Photo by Thomas Besson

“Truth and beauty. That’s what I hope to deliver.” - Joni, reflecting on her legacy with longtime friend Cameron Crowe four years ago this month. Photo by Marcy Gensic

“All I really, really want our love to do.Is to bring out the best in me and in you too”.

‘Blue’ turns 54 today 💙 What does the album mean to you?. Original cover photo by Tim Considine

The anniversary of ‘Blue’ is almost here 💙 What’s your favorite song off the record?.