Girls Like Us: Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon — and the Journey of a Generation (76 page)

———. “Joni Mitchell: The
Rolling Stone
Interview.”
Rolling Stone,
July 26, 1979.

Crouse, Timothy. “‘Blue' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
August 5, 1971.

“Cyber-Talk, America Online.” January 26, 1995, www.jmdl.com. Daum, Meghan. “My Dinner with Joni: A Fan's Notes About Conversations with Mitchell on Art, Politics, and Music.”
Los Angeles Times,
December 9, 2006.

Davis, Ella. “Amelia.”
The Regina Leader-Post,
May 15, 1957.

Davis, Stephen. “Joni Mitchell's ‘For the Roses': It's Good for a Hole in the Heart.”
Rolling Stone,
January 4, 1973.

“Diary of a Decade.” Greater London Radio, June 1990.

The Dick Cavett Show.
August 19, 1969.

Didion, Joan.
Slouching Towards Bethlehem: Essays.
N.Y.: Dell, 1967.

Dunn, Jancee. “Question and Answer: Joni Mitchell.”
Rolling Stone,
December 1994.

Echols, Alice. “Thirty Years with a Portable Lover.”
Los Angeles Weekly,
November 25, 1994.

Edmonton Folk Festival, 1994, www.jmdl.com.

Enright, Robert. “Words and Pictures: The Arts of Joni Mitchell.”
Border Crossings: A Magazine of the Arts,
2001.

Fawcett, Anthony. “A Search for Clarity.”
California Rock, California Sound
(Reed Books, 1978), www.jmdl.com.

Feather, Leonard. “Joni Mitchell Makes Mingus Sing.”
Down Beat,
September 6, 1979.

Flanagan, Bill. “Joni Mitchell Has the Last Laugh.”
Musician,
December 1985.

———. “Secret Places.”
Musician,
May 1988.

Fowell, Jake. “Fowell on the Coffee House Beat.”
The Telegram
(Toronto), July 9, 1964.

Fulton, Laila. “Alberta Native Gave Up Daughter.”
Calgary Sun,
December 1996.

Garbarini, Vic. “Joni Mitchell Is a Nervy Broad.”
Musician,
January 1983.

Goddard, Peter. “Joni Mitchell: All Sides Now.”
The Telegram
(Toronto), June 5, 1969.

Gould, Martin. “Joni Mitchell Life and Death Hunt for Baby She Gave Up 33 Years Ago.”
Globe,
December 31, 1996.

Hansen, Liane. “Music Icon Joni Mitchell Discusses Her Music.”
NPR Weekend Edition,
May 28, 1995.

“Heartsick Joni Mitchell Hunts Baby She Gave Up.”
Globe,
April 16, 1996.

Heckman, Don. “Joni Mitchell at the Crossroads.”
The New York Times,
August 8, 1971.

“Her Back Pages.”
HotPress,
March 30, 2000.

Hilburn, Robert. “Crosby, Stills and Nash at Greek Theatre.”
Los Angeles Times,
August 30, 1969.

———. “Crosby, Stills Voted Top Rock Group.”
Los Angeles Times,
October 5, 1971.

———. “Joni Mitchell's New ‘For the Roses.'”
Los Angeles Times,
November 21, 1972.

Holden, Stephen, “A Summer Garden of Verses.”
Rolling Stone,
January 15, 1976.

———. “High Spirits Buoy a Joni Mitchell Album.”
The New York Times,
November 7, 1982.

———. “Joni Mitchell Finds Peace in Middle Age.”
The New York Times,
March 17, 1991.

———. “Too Feminine for Rock? Or Is Rock Too Macho?”
The New York Times,
January 14, 1996.

Hoskyns, Barney. “Joni Mitchell.”
Blender,
June–July 2003.

Houston, Frank. “Joni Mitchell.” Salon.com, April 2000.

Iyer, Pico. “Leonard Cohen: Several Lifetimes Already.”
Shambhala Sun,
September 1998.

Jacarello, Roland. “Both Sides, Now.” BBC-2, February 20, 1999.

“Jackson Browne [review],”
The Detroit News,
1972.

James, Viola. “Joni's Miles of Aisles Breathes New Life into Her Legend.”
Circus,
March 1975.

Joni at Edmonton (Canada) Press Conference, August 5, 1994. www.jmdl.com.

“Joni Mitchell.”
Broadside,
April 26, 1967.

“Joni Mitchell.”
Rolling Stone,
May 17, 1969.

“Joni Mitchell.”
Rolling Stone,
October 15, 1992.

Jonimitchell.com.

“Joni Mitchell Hangs It Up.”
Rolling Stone,
December 13, 1969.

“Joni Mitchell Interview.”
Details,
July 1996.

“Joni Mitchell Is 90% Virgin [advertisement].”
Rolling Stone.

“Joni Mitchell: The Isle of Wight Music Festival.” www.jmdl.com.

“Joni Mitchell's Daughter: Chatelaine Model.”
Jam!
(online), 1997.

“Joni Mitchell's New Album Will Mean More to Some Than to Others” [advertisement].”
Rolling Stone,
May 14, 1970.

“Joni Mitchell: Woman of Heart and Mind: A Life Story.” PBS.

“Joni Rocks Again.”
Chatelaine,
June 1988.

Kot, Greg. “Joni's Jazzed.”
Chicago Tribune,
September 9, 1998.

Lacayo, Richard. “What Women Have Done to Art.”
Time,
April 2, 2007.

Landau, Jon. “A Delicate Balance.”
Rolling Stone,
February 28, 1974.

LeBlanc, Larry. “Joni Takes a Break.”
Rolling Stone,
March 4, 1971.

Lydon, Susan Gordon. “In Her House, Love.”
The New York Times,
April 20, 1969.

Maslin, Janet. “Joni Mitchell's Reckless and Shapeless Daughter.”
Rolling Stone,
March 9, 1978.

Matteo, Steve. “Woman of Heart and Mind.”
Inside Connection,
October 2000.

McClain, A. L. “Two Single Acts Survive a Marriage.”
Detroit News,
February 6, 1966.

McFayden, Warwick. “The Teacher and the Debt.”
The Age
(Australia), December 15, 2002.

Miller, Adam D. “In Search of Love and Music: Joni Mitchell's Musical Exploration.”
Being There,
December 2004.

“My Top Twelve.” BBC-1 Radio, May 29, 1983.

Patterson, Dale R. “The Boy on the Couch: B. Mitchell Reed.” Rock Radio Scrapbook: Canada's Aircheck Archive (online).

Personal correspondence of Chuck Mitchell, 1964–1967.

Personal records of the Grey Nuns of Saskatchewan, by Luc Degenais, archivist of the Grey Nuns of Montreal.

“Pop Music.”
Los Angeles Times,
July 11, 1971. “Review of ‘For the Roses.'”
The New York Times,
1972.

“Rock Master Class Inerview.” Capitol 95.8 FM, December 29, 1985.

“Rock ‘n' Roll's Leading Lady.”
Time,
December 16, 1974.

Ruhlman, William. “From Blue to Indigo.”
Goldmine,
February 17, 1995.

Small, Michael. “Joni Mitchell.”
People,
December 16, 1985.

Smith, Joe. “Off the Record.” 1988.

Sony/ATV Music Publishing and Joni Mitchell Enter into Worldwide Agreement.”
Business Wire,
August 26, 1997.

Strickland, Eugene. “Joni Dances into Hearts of New Generation,”
Calgary Herald,
February 9, 2007.

Swartley, Ariel. “The Babe in Bopperland and the Great Jazz Composer.”
Rolling Stone,
September 6, 1979.

Ward, Ed. “The Queens of Rock: Ronstadt, Mitchell, Simon and Nicks Talk of Their Men, Music, and Life on the Road.”
Us,
February 21, 1978.

White, Timothy. “Joni Mitchell: A Portrait of an Artist.”
Billboard,
December 9, 1995.

———. “Joni Mitchell's Many Shades of Indigo.”
Billboard,
August 27, 1994.

Wild, David. “Joni Mitchell.”
Rolling Stone,
October 15, 1992.

Van Matre, Lynn. “A ‘Spark' of Strengths, with ‘Hotcakes' of Humor.”
Chicago Tribune,
February 17, 1974.

———. “Singing-Songwriters: 1971 Is Woman's World.”
Chicago Tribune,
July 4, 1971.

Various short articles, women's pages,
The Regina Leader-Post,
1955–57.

Yee, Min S. “Joni's Love of Words Turns into $500,000 Bonanza.”
The Washington Post,
August 29 1969.

———. “Songwriting and Poetry.”
The Washington Post,
September 14, 1969.

carly simon

Alterman, Loraine. “Carly's Happy About Being Happy.”
The New York Times,
April 21, 1974.

Blacker, Terence. “Sex Addict, Crack Fiend and Moralist.”
The Independent,
June 28, 2005.

Blinder, Elliot. “Carly Simon Rides Again.”
Rolling Stone,
February 4, 1973.

Braudy, Susan. “James Taylor, a New Troubadour.”
The New York Times Magazine,
February 21, 1971.

Brenner, Marie. “I Never Sang for My Mother.”
Vanity Fair,
August 1995.

“Carly Simon.”
Current Biography,
August 1976.

“Carly Simon Concert Is Off.”
The Washington Post and Times-Herald,
November 25, 1971.

“Carly Simon on Bill.”
Los Angeles Times,
November 18, 1971.

“Carly Simon: True Confessions.”
The Independent,
2006.

CarlySimon.com.

Christgau, Georgia. “Carly Simon Is Not a Folksinger.”
The Village Voice,
July 5, 1976.

Christgau, Robert.
Christgau's Record Guide,
1981 (online).

CNN interview with Paula Zahn, 2005.

“Concerts Today.”
The New York Times,
June 18, 1971.

Cohen, Debra Rae. “‘Spy' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
October 4, 1979.

Considine, J. D. “‘Spoiled Girl' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
September 26, 1985.

Crouse, Timothy. “‘Carly Simon' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
April 1, 1971.

Davis, Stephen. “‘Anticipation' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
December 23, 1971.

Dunbar, Ernest. “Making It in Low Key: James Taylor.”
Look,
1971.

Fears, Stephen. “For the ‘Real' Carly Simon, Living a Quiet Life Is the Right Thing to Do.”
Chicago Tribune,
October 2, 1983.

Fong-Torres, Ben. “Carly: There Goes Sensuous Simon.”
Rolling Stone,
May 22, 1975.

Hawtree, Christopher. “William Donaldson—Satirist and Writer Who Made His Name with the Henry Root Letters.”
The Guardian,
June 25, 2005.

Hemphill, Paul. “Kris Kristofferson Is the New Nashville Sound.”
The New York Times,
December 6, 1970.

Heckman, Don. “Carly Simon Sings at the Bitter End; She's Flying High.”
The New York Times,
October 30, 1971.

Hoerburger, Rob. “‘Coming Around Again' [review].”
Rolling Stone,
June 18, 1987.

Hilburn, Robert. “Carly Simon Has Impressive Album.”
Los Angeles Times,
March 9, 1971.

———. “Carly Simon Will Raise the Roof.”
Los Angeles Times,
September 26, 1980.