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Joni Mitchell: Both Sides Now

Alternately gorgeous and over-the-top, the album is unlikely to win Mitchell new fans among young listeners.


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Judy Collins continues to view life from both sides now

In spite of debilitating tragedy in her life, singer-songwriter Judy Collins still has something to sing about. And she's doing it all over the world.…


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