Sorry I haven't been around much lately. New York has been forever changed. I just wanted to share a little on what Walt said. Some of you may know that I work at Whole Foods Market in Chelsea and in the three months I have worked there, here is a list of Joni songs which have appeared in the store:
Coyote California Hejira Night in the City Passion Play (When all the slaves are free) Chelsea Morning (coincidence?) Both Sides Now (BSN version) Help Me Down to You Kind of an interesting mix right? The music in the store is extremely ecclectic, ranging from Indian sitar music to Mary J. Blige to Joni. But I usually hear her about once a week. Keeps me interested. : ) tanya in nyc On 28 Sep 2001, at 21:40, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, all, I was at McDonalds (comfort food, guilty pleasure -- now you all know) when amongst all the top-20 pop musack, what should I hear but Edith and The Kingpin. At McDonalds?!?!? Don't know who chooses what's played on these playlists, but I always assumed they were chosen on the basis of sales or something like that. Which led me to wonder: Was Edith released as a single from HoSL? I seem to remember In France They Kiss On Main Street was, but I don't remember what else was. And I wondered if Edith was among the songs JM mentioned in that Billboard article to appear on the (hopefully soon to be renamed) Swan Song? Got home and checked -- it wasn't -- and I know there's already a nice version also on S&L -- but wouldn't it be a good candidate? But then, if she recorded all the songs I like on the upcoming album, it would have to be a boxed set. :-) Joni at McDonalds, when I was having a bad day. Thank you, powers that be. walt
