For the Roses

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music album studio album

For the Roses is a 1972 studio album by Canadian singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell that bridges her early folk style with more complex, jazz-influenced compositions and introspective lyrics.

Aliases (1)

For the Roses (song) ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	music album → studio album →
artist	Joni Mitchell →
award	Grammy Hall of Fame induction →
countryOfOrigin	Canada →
coverArtBy	Joni Mitchell →
criticalReception	acclaimed by music critics →
describedAs	bridge between Joni Mitchell’s early folk and later jazz-oriented work →
followedBy	Court and Spark →
follows	Blue →
genre	folk → folk rock → jazz-influenced →
hasInfluenceOn	Court and Spark →
hasStyleCharacteristic	acoustic guitar arrangements → complex song structures → introspective lyrics → piano-based arrangements → transition from folk to jazz →
hasTrack	Banquet → Barangrill → Blonde in the Bleachers → Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire → Electricity → For the Roses (song) → Judgement of the Moon and Stars (Ludwig’s Tune) → Lesson in Survival → Let the Wind Carry Me → See You Sometime → Woman of Heart and Mind → You Turn Me On, I’m a Radio →
hasType	LP record → album → vinyl record →
label	Asylum Records →
language	English →
mainTheme	artistic identity → fame → introspection → romantic relationships →
notableSong	Cold Blue Steel and Sweet Fire → Woman of Heart and Mind → You Turn Me On, I’m a Radio →
partOf	Joni Mitchell discography →
performer	Joni Mitchell →
producer	Joni Mitchell →
publicationDate	1972 →
recordedIn	1972 →
releaseYear	1972 →

Referenced by (6)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Court and Spark →	chronologicallyFollows
Blue →	followedBy
For the Roses ("For the Roses (song)") →	hasTrack
Travelogue →	includesReworkedSongsFrom
Travelogue →	includesTrack
Joni Mitchell →	notableWork