Joni Mitchell Live at the Second Fret 1966 (Limited 2 x Black Vinyl)
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Feb 18, 2015 Sold Date
Jan 19, 2015 Start Date
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Joni Mitchell  Live at the Second Fret 1966 (Limited Edition 2 x 140g Black Vinyl) 

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Only 1,000 copies pressed on Black vinyl.

A rare radio broadcast documenting one of the earliest chapters of Joni Mitchell's career.
This outstanding recording preserves one of Joni's superb early North American gigs, a performance at the intimate Second Fret Club in Philadelphia, captured by the city's Temple University radio station, WRTI, in November 1966 and broadcast across the local area.

SIDE A
1. Little Green (Live) 
2. Marcie (Live) 
3. London Bridge (Live) 
4. Ballerina Valerie (Live) 
SIDE B
5. Michael from Mountains (Live) 
6. Go Tell the Drummer Man (Live) 
7. I Don't Know Where I Stand (Live) 
8. Brandy Eyes (Live) 
9. Winter Lady (Live)   
SIDE C
10. Mr. Blue (Live) 
11. Urge for Going (Live) 
12. Both Sides Now (Live) 
13. The Circle Game (Live) 
SIDE D
14. Morning Morgantown (Live) 
15. (Born To) Take the Highway (Live) 
16. Eastern Rain (Live) 
17. Song to a Seagull (Live) 
18. Night in the City (Live)  Released by Let Them Eat Vinyl Cat: LETV174LP.
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