River: The Joni Letters

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River: The Joni Letters is a jazz album by Herbie Hancock that reinterprets the music of Joni Mitchell and won the Grammy Award for Album of the Year.

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instanceOf jazz album
studio album
artist Herbie Hancock NERFINISHED
awardReceived Grammy Award for Album of the Year NERFINISHED
Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Jazz Album NERFINISHED
awardYear 2008 Grammy Award for Album of the Year NERFINISHED
basedOn songs written by Joni Mitchell
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
distributionFormat CD
digital download
featuresArtist Corinne Bailey Rae NERFINISHED
Dave Holland NERFINISHED
Leonard Cohen NERFINISHED
Luciana Souza NERFINISHED
Norah Jones NERFINISHED
Tina Turner NERFINISHED
Vinnie Colaiuta NERFINISHED
Wayne Shorter NERFINISHED
genre jazz
hasCoverVersionOf Joni Mitchell songs
hasGenreElement contemporary jazz
post-bop
vocal jazz
hasPart A Case of You NERFINISHED
Amelia NERFINISHED
Both Sides Now NERFINISHED
Court and Spark NERFINISHED
Edith and the Kingpin NERFINISHED
Nefertiti NERFINISHED
River
Solitude NERFINISHED
Sweet Bird NERFINISHED
Tea Leaf Prophecy NERFINISHED
The Jungle Line NERFINISHED
inspiredBy Joni Mitchell NERFINISHED
language English
mainSubject music of Joni Mitchell
mediaType audio
narrativeFocus reinterpretation of Joni Mitchell compositions
notableFor being a jazz album winning Grammy Award for Album of the Year
notableWorkOf Herbie Hancock NERFINISHED
performer Herbie Hancock NERFINISHED
performerInstrument keyboards
piano
producer Herbie Hancock NERFINISHED
publicationType album
recordLabel Universal Music Group
Verve Records
tributeTo Joni Mitchell NERFINISHED

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Herbert Jeffrey Hancock notableWork River: The Joni Letters
subject surface form: Herbie Hancock