Joni Mitchell: "Song To A Seagull" First Pressing, 1968, Two-Tone Lbl, NEAR MINT
  $   103

 


$ 103 Sold For
Jun 27, 2016 Sold Date
Jun 17, 2016 Start Date
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From Reprise Records (RS 6293), this is SONG TO A SEAGULL by 

JONI MITCHELL, an original (first) pressing from March 5, 1968

Gatefold is about NEAR MINT MINUS or better; the LP appears flawless

and play grades about NEAR MINT MINUS to solid MINT. Beautiful sound!

This is a thin-edge pressing. Produced by David Crosby.

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The Cuts:

Side One

  1. I Had A King
  2. Michael From Mountains
  3. Night In The City
  4. Marcie
  5. Nathan La Franeer

Side Two


  1. Sisotowbell Lane
  2. Dawntreader
  3. The Pirate Of Penance
  4. Song To A Seagull
  5. Cactus Tree

Personnel & Instrumentation:
    • Joni Mitchell - vocals, guitar, piano
    • Stephen Stills - bass
    • Lee Keefer -- banshee

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