Hejira (1976 studio album by Joni Mitchell)

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Hejira is a 1976 Joni Mitchell studio album that blends jazz-influenced instrumentation with introspective, travel-themed songwriting and is widely regarded as one of her most sophisticated and exploratory works.

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instanceOf concept album
studio album
artist Joni Mitchell
countryOfOrigin Canada
coverArtBy Joni Mitchell NERFINISHED
coverArtFeatures photomontage of Joni Mitchell in a fur coat
criticalReception acclaimed
describedAs exploratory
jazz-influenced
one of Joni Mitchell's most sophisticated works
featuresInstrument acoustic guitar
drums
electric bass
electric guitar
percussion
piano
synthesizer
featuresMusician Bobbye Hall NERFINISHED
Chuck Domanico NERFINISHED
Jaco Pastorius NERFINISHED
John Guerin NERFINISHED
Larry Carlton NERFINISHED
Max Bennett NERFINISHED
followedBy Don Juan's Reckless Daughter NERFINISHED
follows The Hissing of Summer Lawns NERFINISHED
genre folk jazz
folk rock
jazz fusion
hasTrack A Strange Boy NERFINISHED
Amelia NERFINISHED
Black Crow NERFINISHED
Blue Motel Room NERFINISHED
Coyote NERFINISHED
Furry Sings the Blues NERFINISHED
Hejira (song) NERFINISHED
Refuge of the Roads NERFINISHED
Song for Sharon NERFINISHED
language English
notableRanking included in many lists of greatest albums of all time
numberOfTracks 9
performer Joni Mitchell
producer Joni Mitchell
publicationDate 1976-11-01
recordingPeriod 1976
recordLabel Asylum Records
releaseYear 1976
theme introspection
relationships
restlessness
self-discovery
travel

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