Joni Mitchell’s Label Reveals More To Come From Her Soon

As Joni Mitchell continues her recovery from previous health issues, her label boss revealed that fans will be “hearing more from her.”

Last month, the icon took part in a surprise 13-track tribute show at the Newport Folk Festival, which was held in Rhod Island. It was the singer’s first public performance since 2013. Mitchell retired when she suffered from a brain aneurysm in 2015.

At the event songs like “Help Me,” “A Case of You,” and “Just Like This Train” and ten other songs were performed. In a new interview with Uncut, Rhino Records A&R director Patrick Milligan said about the show:

“Joni has been going through therapy to get beyond her aneurysm, and in the three years I’ve known her, the improvement has been incredible.

“She told me, ‘Working on these projects has helped me.’ I think we’re going to be hearing more from her all the time. She is really getting back into the swing of things.”

While, engineer Ken Caillat, who worked with the singer on her old recordings, recalled that she told him:

“‘I love the sound of my voice. … I can’t believe how good my voice sounds!’ She was so happy, she danced for joy in the studio.

“She was thrilled and we were thrilled that she was thrilled.”

Mitchell’s albums: For the Roses, Court and Spark, The Hissing of Summer Lawns, and the live LP Miles of Aisles, are all set for a reissue and has already taken toward production. Guitarist Larry Carlton, who previously worked with Mitchell, praised her work by saying:

“She valued spontaneity, until she got her hands on the music after the fact.

“With her great musicality, she got to shape the final product off of our spontaneity. That’s where her brilliance shines through. I always like to make sure that she gets all the credit! She was such a great musical editor, and if you gave her gems and pearls, she could put them together and make something wonderful out of what she received.”

You can check out her recent performances on the videos below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4aqGjaFDTxQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9LTHAJp49I

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZRvx4gz7oQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CwN0dtTYcvs