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Joni Mitchell performs with Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young at their first gig together as CSNY—Chicago, IL, August 16, 1969.

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Joan Baez, Woodstock, August 16, 1969 © Henry Diltz.

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Joan Baez & Jackson Browne, Berkeley Community Theatre, July 2, 1975 © Chris Bradford.

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Joan Baez “Diamonds & Rust” The Midnight Special, May 30, 1975.

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Joan Baez in the early sixties.

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Bob Dylan, Gerdes Folk City, November 1962 © David Gahr.

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Bob Dylan performs at Gerde’s Folk City in November, 1962 in NYC.

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1960 home recording.

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“There’s many a change in the weather dear And in the cloud’s design There’s many a change in a young man’s heart, Never a change in mine”

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Joni Mitchell “If I Had A Heart” Shine, September 25, 2007.

“Holy war Genocide Suicide Hate and cruelty... How can this be holy? If I had a heart I'd cry.

These ancient tales...  The good go to heaven And the wicked ones burn in hell...  Ring the funeral bells! If I had a heart I'd cry.

There's just too many people now Too little land Much too much desire You feel so feeble now It's so out of hand Big bombs and barbed wire We've set our lovely sky Our lovely sky  On fire!

There's just too many people now And too little land Too much rage and desire It makes you feel so feeble now It's so out of hand- Big bombs and barbed wire... Can't you see  Our destiny? We are making this Earth  Our funeral pyre!

Holy Earth How can we heal you? We cover you like a blight... Strange birds of appetite... If I had a heart I'd cry. If I had a heart I'd cry. If I had a heart I'd cry.”

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Joan Baez “Plaisir d’amour” A Pattern of Words & Music, November 20, 1960.

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Joan Baez & Bob Dylan, 1960.

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Joni Mitchell & Robbie Robertson, 1988.

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Robbie Robertson and Joni Mitchell at Spago’s, West Hollywood, 1987

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Joan Baez covering Bob Dylan’s “Simple Twist of Fate” Midnight Special, May 30, 1975.

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Joni Mitchell’s painting of Jimi Hendrix.

“He made his reputation by setting his guitar on fire, but that eventually became repugnant to him,"—‘I can’t stand to do that anymore,’ he said, ‘but they’ve come to expect it. I’d like to just stand still’."—Joni