Hello friends.  I am divesting.  Life is too short to be dragging around
too much stuff, even if it is cool Joni stuff.  ( So, can you tell I've
moved house twice in the last year, and had all my earthly possessions
in a storage locker for four months?)

So I'm looking at my Joni Stuff, and realize that I have duplicates and
things I am not really attached to. They must go.  I am not so cold, of
course, that I don't want them to go to loving, Joni-friendly homes.
<<TV charity appeal  tears on>>  Won't you help?

In the spirit of good and generous listers like SC Bob  and Lama (and
many others, of course)  I am giving away the following items (all I ask
is reimbursement for the cost of sending them to you.  Non-US listers
step right up, we'll work something out for postage).

Email me if you would like any of these items. If I get multiple
requests for the same item,  I will draw names from a hat.   I'll
collect emails until Friday, March 2nd at midnight PST.

1) August 1998  issue of Mojo Magazine.  1 Copy.  Joni on the cover with
other "American Masters." (like Randy Newman and Prince and some other
guys).   Cool interview, lots of lovely full color photos including
shots of her fabulous Bel Aire Spanish style mansion.  Find out what
Joni says! See her house!  See her stuff!

2)  12" Vinyl Single of "Snakes and Ladders."   1 Copy.  Why do I own
this?  I have no recollection of purchasing this.  I have no
recollection of ever playing it, yet there it is, sitting in a box next
to my  Lily Tomlin LPs. This is just the album version of the song, no
extra material, on a 12" vinyl disc.  It could actually be unplayed, and
certainly is in mint condition.  Cover  has something written in blue
ballpoint in one corner, and the art is a large bluish duo tone from the
CMIARS era  (The Joan wrapped in an Indian blanket, wearing a hat) .
Hate this song?  Get it and face your demon. Love this song?  Get it and
wallow in its delicious late 80s-ness.

3)  AD From Billboard Magazine, 1985,  for Dog Eat Dog.  1 Copy.  About
11 by 17 inches.   Paid way too much for this on eBay in a moment of
irrational affection for my loved DED.  Arrived laminated on a textured
piece of green cardstock.  V. disappointed.  Let this banner of my
suckerhood make your heart light, because for you, it will be  FREE!

4) CDR:  The Hissing Demos, or The Seeding of Summer Lawns, as
transferred and packaged by our own Don Rowe.  Multiple copies.  Has the
legendary Hissing of Summer Lawns demos, plus some live goodies after
the demos. Several copies with cool HOSLesque
artwork

5) CDR:   AT & T Presents Stormy Weather.  Multiple copies.  The Walden
Woods benefit concert from the Spring of 1998, recorded at the Wiltern
Theatre in Los Angeles.   Performances by Joni, Bjork, Shawn Colvin,
Trisha Yearwood, many others. Will be glad to make copies of this till
the complete concert is commercially available.

6) CDR.  Joni live @ the Greek Theatre, May 12, 2000.  Opening night of
the BSN  tour.  Multiple copies. Audience recording with digital mic and
minidisc recorder.  Featuring much very loud clapping,  a number of
barely discernible under-the-breath comments, (which you can make out if
you listen on the headphones)  microphone jostling.  And a sublime
concert experience. Guest appearances by Herbie Hancock, Mark Isham,
Larry.   Includes the whole of the BSN album, plus the new orchestral
versions of Be Cool, Judgment of the Moon and Stars, Hejira, For the
Roses, and Trouble Man. Limited number of these 2-cd sets feature
special limited-edition artwork guaranteed to leave you feeling fresh
all day.


7)  BSN 2000 tour program.  Multiple copies. Shamelesly picked up post
concert from amidst the spilt beer and french-fry strewn aisles of the
Greek Theatre in Los Angeles.  Some of them have "character."  (Scuffs
and folds.  Lesson learned from Mr. Dulson:  If you want clean copies,
ask an usher.)  These are just single letter-sized sheets, folded in
half, but sometimes they show up on eBay for $10 a piece.  (See #3
above  re: being an eBay sucker.)


All you gotta do is ask!

Catheine T.

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