'Joni’s Jazz' is here. A truly personal collection curated by Joni Mitchell that celebrates the genre’s profound impact on her work. Available on 8LP, 4CD and digitally, the set features 61 tracks and showcases Mitchell’s collaborations with jazz luminaries like Wayne Shorter,

13 years ago this month, James Taylor reflected on his history with “River,” a true Christmas standard for years to come.

A woman for the carnations. Photo by Mike Slaughter at the Maple Leaf Gardens on this day in 1975.

Getting into the holiday spirit with this “Both Sides Now” moment from “Love Actually” 💙

Thankful for Joni’s music today and always. Happy Thanksgiving 🦃

Joni’s ‘Rolling Thunder Revue’ is hitting the shelves for RSD Black Friday! The LP is available exclusively on 180g black vinyl at participating indie music retailers, so be sure to grab yours.

Blue never goes out of style 💙 For Black Friday, get up to 30% off select Joni Mitchell merch and a free mystery art print on orders over $80 now through Monday. Shop here: https://t.co/Lnv3Sxkdub

6 years ago this month, Joni was a guest of honor at the Jazz Foundation’s third annual benefit, where Chaka Khan, Rita Wilson, and Danny Glover gave tribute to her “transcendent art and boundless imagination.” Photos by Lester Cohen

On November 25, 1976, Joni performed at The Band’s farewell concert, The Last Waltz, where she played “Coyote.”

Happy anniversary to Joni’s eighth studio album, ‘Hejira,’ released on this day in 1976 💙

What’s your favorite song from ‘For The Roses?’

“Each of Mitchell’s songs is a gem glistening with her elegant way with language, her pointed splashes of irony and her perfect shaping of images.” - The New York Times on Joni’s songwriting in ‘For The Roses.’ Today marks the 53rd anniversary of ‘For The Roses,’ Joni’s fifth

On this week in 1976, Fred Neil and Debbie Anderson joined Joni onstage at “California Celebrates the Whales Day,” an event aimed at raising awareness about dolphin endangerment. Photos by Larry Hulst

Riding on a “Big Yellow Taxi” through the week. Footage from Joni’s performance at London’ New Victoria Theatre for BBC’s Old Grey Whistle Test, broadcast on this day in 1974.

In November 1985, Joni revealed the first song she wrote in conversation with Richard Skinner for BBC’s Whistle Test Extra.

Taking a trip to “Harry’s House,” broadcast on the Rosie O’ Donnell Show in November 1996.

“Joni Mitchell, the artist, is simply that. Her best songs are recollections of feelings and emotions that all of us, at one time or another, have hopefully enjoyed or endured.” - Katherine Orloff on Joni’s performance at the Troubadour on November 16, 1972. Photos by Neil

A new Joni Mitchell merch collection has arrived just in time for the holiday season! Get new items online at the Official JMA store. Shop here: https://t.co/78WOXdrCBj

How does Joni inspire you?

On November 14, 1993, Joni received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Saskatchewan Recording Industry Association. During the ceremony, Joni shared the magic behind her songwriting process.