Hejira, her "first black album"? Interesting idea. Of course, Joan knew about Lambert, Hendricks, and Ross back in Saskatchewan. I'm not exactly sure who has lots of skin pigment and who has a little but I'm thinking it was a mixture of black and white folks. (Shocking, I know.) :)
So, in that sense, Joni has hip before she came south to Detroit. So, I guess by that yardstick, C&S is her first "black" album although it doesn't mean much. Was "Twisted" the one that Annie Ross built on top of a sax solo by jazz man Wardell Grey? (Some sites have it spelled "Gray".) http://www.singers.com/jazz/lambert.html --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote, in part: > Another quick side bar....my friends new boyfriend > and I were talkin about Joni the other day and he > referred to "Joni's black music and Joni's white > music" have any of you heard that before...he was > sayin how Hejira was her first black album and how > Joni gets more "props" from the african american > community than from white folks...especially for her > 80s stuff...ive never heard that before ***kev*** New DSL Internet Access from SBC & Yahoo! http://sbc.yahoo.com
