Vinyl Album - Joni Mitchell - Miles Of Aisles - Asylum

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joni Mitchell
Title:	Miles Of Aisles
Label:	Asylum
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	SYSP 902 / SYL 9021 / SYL 9022
Date:	Jan 1975
Format:	Double LP
Genre:	Soft Rock
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	9 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Joni Mitchell	You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio	Joni Mitchell	Rate
A2	Joni Mitchell	Big Yellow Taxi	Joni Mitchell	Rate
A3	Joni Mitchell	Rainy Night House	Joni Mitchell	Rate
A4	Joni Mitchell	Woodstock	Joni Mitchell	Rate
B1	Joni Mitchell	Cactus Tree	Joni Mitchell	Rate
B2	Joni Mitchell	Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire	Joni Mitchell	Rate
B3	Joni Mitchell	Woman Of Heart And Mind	Joni Mitchell	Rate
B4	Joni Mitchell	A Case Of You	Joni Mitchell	Rate
B5	Joni Mitchell	Blue	Joni Mitchell	Rate
C1	Joni Mitchell	The Circle Game	Joni Mitchell	Rate
C2	Joni Mitchell	People's Parties	Joni Mitchell	Rate
C3	Joni Mitchell	All I Want	Joni Mitchell	Rate
C4	Joni Mitchell	Real Good For Free	Joni Mitchell	Rate
C5	Joni Mitchell	Both Sides Now	Joni Mitchell	Rate
D1	Joni Mitchell	Carey	Joni Mitchell	Rate
D2	Joni Mitchell	The Last Time I Saw Richard	Joni Mitchell	Rate
D3	Joni Mitchell	Jericho	Joni Mitchell	Rate
D4	Joni Mitchell	Love Or Money	Joni Mitchell	Rate

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Produced by Joni Mitchell with Henry Lewy

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Fitz61 18th Nov 2024		Like kab2112 I was at the Wembley gig in '74. I had just spent an extremely enjoyable summer with a lovely Scottish girl and she had just returned home to University - never to meet again. Joni's voice (and very large bottle of wine I had consumed in a very short period of time) left me feeling somewhat melancholy, I recall.



Burton LeB SUBS 22nd Jun 2021		MM ad from issue dated 14 Dec 1974 states "Released next week", so this may have come out before the New Year.



ppint. 3rd Oct 2019		doormanperdomo: ta. and ha! - it's a fair question, and has to do with an unfortunate incident that led to my being off school regularly for the one lesson period per week when we were being taught to write the italian round hand chancery script designed by eric gill for use with our new italic-nibbed pens (real ink pens!) for x-rays in hospital over the couple of months the class was taught, and then practiced writing the upper case... the immediate result was that i didn't know how to write upper-case letters at all (other than as larger versions of the lower case, which doesn't always work, and tended to be inconsistent and ugly - and was considered unacceptable, with my not using wrong forms for upper-case at all being insisted upon. in the longer term, with the extended period of my using only lower case letters whilst i evolved forms of the letters in upper-case that worked happening at the same time as my learning ancient greek, which mostly doesn't (didn't) use upper-case letters in cursive (or in non-monumental sentences) - and whose upper-case letters forms are frequently utterly unlike their lower case, and utterly unlike the latin (which are basically what we use for writing english) - left me completely confused as to when to use the upper case, other than for emphasis (and for monumental inscriptions - which i very rarely chisel, not being a monumental stonemason). as a result, i automatically write in the lower case, and it adds a considerable length of time to my writing if i then go back and add them in, and the results of essaying this are both somewhat unpredictable, and inconsistent - especially as i'm still not necessarily sure when, where and whether they should be there. or not. - love, ppint. edit: doormanperdomo's removed his question to me: maybe i shouldn't've explained...



ppint. 3rd Oct 2019		tracks a1, c1, c2, c4: title corrections submitted and absent track b5 added



kab2112 SUBS 25th Apr 2017		I was at Wembley Stadium in September 1974 to see Joni Mitchell with the L.A. Express and they played much the same set as is on this album as I remember. Superb Stuff.



kab2112 SUBS 25th Apr 2017		Covers & Label Scans added



Oakley Boys 2nd Aug 2014		Strange I have the German version of this and :- 1) Side 2 has an extra track at the end-Blue 2) Side 3 track 4 is called 'Real Good For Free'. Whilst I'm on this-- is there any way I can copy all the info on this UK release to input a German release but just tweak it? Cheers-Mick

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