Hejira

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music album studio album

Hejira is a 1976 jazz-inflected folk album by Joni Mitchell, acclaimed for its introspective songwriting and innovative guitar work.

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Hejira (song) 0 1

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instanceOf music album →
studio album →
artist Joni Mitchell →
composer Joni Mitchell →
countryOfOrigin Canada →
coverArtBy Joni Mitchell →
coverArtFeatures Joni Mitchell in a fur coat on a highway scene →
criticalReception acclaimed →
featuresInstrument acoustic guitar →
bass guitar →
electric guitar →
followedBy Don Juan's Reckless Daughter →
follows The Hissing of Summer Lawns →
genre folk jazz →
folk rock →
jazz-inflected folk →
hasContribution Jaco Pastorius on fretless bass →
hasPart A Strange Boy →
Amelia →
Black Crow →
Blue Motel Room →
Cody the Coyote →
surface form: Coyote

Furry Sings the Blues →
Hejira self-linksurface differs →
surface form: Hejira (song)

Refuge of the Roads →
Song for Sharon →
hasQuality innovative guitar work →
introspective songwriting →
hasStyle complex guitar tunings →
jazz-influenced harmonies →
includedIn Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Albums of All Time →
language English →
length approximately 51 minutes →
lyricist Joni Mitchell →
mainTheme introspection →
relationships →
restlessness →
travel →
notablePerformer Jaco Pastorius →
originalFormat vinyl LP →
performer Joni Mitchell →
producer Henry Lewy →
Joni Mitchell →
recordedIn 1976 →
recordLabel Asylum Records →
releaseDate 1976-11-01 →
releasedBy Asylum Records →

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this entity surface form: Hejira (song)
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Joni Mitchell → notableWork → Hejira →