Joni Mitchell - Live at the New Victoria Theatre, London, UK / April 22, 1974 (several songs in HD)

Joni Mitchell and The L.A. Express - Recorded by the BBC at the New Victoria Theatre, London, UK / April 22, 1974
Enhanced audio / Rebuild Timeline / Concert almost complete -
0:00:00 Introduction
_:00:09 This Flight Tonight (missing)
0:00:12 You Turn Me On I'm A Radio
0:04:19 Free Man In Paris
0:07:34 The Same Situation
0:11:32 Just Like This Train
0:15:46 Rainy Night House
_:20:02 Woodstock (missing)
0:20:05 Cactus Tree (HD)
0:25:11 Big Yellow Taxi (HD)
0:28:02 People's Parties
0:31:17 All I Want
0:34:48 A Case Of You (HD)
_:40:00 Jericho (missing)
0:40:03 For The Roses
0:44:08 Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire (HD)
0:49:47 Blue (HD)
0:52:51 For Free (audio only)
0:57:40 Trouble Child (HD)
1:02:02 Help Me (HD)
1:05:52 Car On A Hill (HD)
1:09:53 Both Sides Now (HD)
1:14:20 Raised On Robbery (HD)
1:18:20 The Last Time I Saw Richard
1:22:07 Twisted

Joni Mitchell and The L.A. Express -

Joni Mitchell - Guitar, Piano & Dulcimer
Tom Scott - Woodwinds & Reeds
Roger Kellaway - Piano
Robben Ford - Electric Guitar
Max Bennett - Bass
John Guerin - Drums & Percussion

Broadcast recording from joni mitchell’s 1974 ‘court and spark tour’ Joni Mitchell’s sixth studio album, Court and Spark, released in January 1974, found Joni begin her flirtation with jazz and jazz fusion, which marked her experimental period ahead.

The record went to No.1 on the Cashbox Album Chart and made Mitchell a widely popular act for perhaps the only time in her career, on the strength of tracks such as the catchy, fast paced ‘Raised on Robbery’, which was released as a single just before Christmas 1973, and ‘Help Me’, which was released in March of the following year, and became Mitchell's only Top 10 single when it peaked at No. 7 in the first week of June. ‘Free Man in Paris’ was another hit and remained a staple in her catalogue for many years. While recording Court and Spark, Mitchell had tried to make a clean break with her earlier folk sound, producing the album herself and employing
jazz/pop fusion outfit L.A. Express as what she called her first real backing group.

In February 1974, her tour with L.A. Express began, and performances were met with rave reviews as the entourage travelled across the United States and Canada and then onto Europe. On April 22st 1974 they played a stunning show at London’s New Victoria Theatre, which was recorded for television broadcast in the UK and back in the US too.