Biography:
Joni Mitchell, CC, (born Roberta Joan Anderson on November 7, 1943 in Fort Macleod, Alberta, Canada) is a Canadian musician, singer-songwriter, poet and painter. A highly influential artist, she has received eight Grammy Awards during her career, with the first coming in 1969 and the most recent in 2008. She received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2002, with the citation describing her as "one of the most important female recording artists of the rock era" and "a powerful influence on all artists who embrace diversity
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Other songs:
- Big Yellow Taxi
- Both Sides Now
- California
- Circle Game
- River
- The Gallery
- A Case Of You
- All I Want
- Amelia
- Banquet
- Blonde In The Bleachers
- Blue
- Blue Boy
- Cactus Tree
- Car On A Hill
- Carey
- Chelsea Morning
- Conversation
- Court And Spark
- Coyote
- Dog Eat Dog
- Down To You
- Edith And The Kingpin
- Electricity
- For Free
- For The Roses
- Free Man In Paris
- Furry Sings The Blues
- Good Friends
- Help Me
- I Dont Know Where
- I Had A King
- Jericho
- Judgment Of The Moon And Stars
- Just Like This Train
- Ladies Of The Canyon
- Last Chance Lost
- Last Time I Saw Richard
- Let The Wind Carry Me
- Little Green
- Marcie
- Michael From Mountains
- Mitchell Tunings
- Morning Morgantown
- My Old Man
- Nathan La Franeer
- Night In The City
- Peoples Parties
- Rainy Night House
- Raised On Robbery
- Real Good For Free
- See You Sometime
- Sex Kills
- Shades Of Scarlet Conquering
- Sisotowbell Lane
- Slouching Towards Bethlehem
- Song To A Seagull
- Sweet Bird
- Tax Free
- That Song About The Midway
- The Circle Game
- The Dawntreader
- The Drinking Song
- The Pirate Of Penance
- The River
- The Same Situation
- Trouble Child
- Twisted
- Urge For Going
- Willy
- Woodstock
- You Turn Me On
- Yvette In English
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From: bearce@hpcc01.corp.hp.com (Phil Bearce)
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 14:27:24 GMT
Subject: MUSIC: Real Good For Free - Joni Mitchell
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>From phil@hpmsfpb.sj.hp.com Fri Jul 24 07:24 PDT 1992
This is normally a piano song, at least it was when Joni originally
did it on an early album. But this is from a David Crosby version
from the "Alies" album. Typed from memory. Mea culpa if there's any
errors. Phil-
Real Good For Free
Joni Mitchell
intro: C G D G C D
G Fmaj7 Em
I slept last night in a good hotel
Am C F C
I went shopping today for jewels
G Fmaj7 Em
The wind rushed around in the dirty town
Am C F C
And the children let out from the schools
Am G
I was standing on a noisy corner
C G F C D
Waiting for the walking green
G Fmaj7 Em
Across the street he stood, and he played real good
Am C F C
On his clarinet for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Now me, I play for fortunes
Am C F C
And the velvet curtain calls
G Fmaj7 Em
I got a black limosine and a few gentlemen
Am C F C
Escorting me to these halls
Am G
And I'll play if you have the money
C G F C D
Or if you're a friend to me
G Fmaj7 Em
But the one-man-band by the quick lunch stand
Am C F C (Em D)
He was playing real good for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Nobody stopped to hear him
Am C F C
Though he played so sweet and high
G Fmaj7 Em
They knew he had never been on their TV
Am C F C
So they passed his good music by
Am G
I meant to go over and ask for a song
C G F C D
Maybe put on a harmony
G Fmaj7 Em
I heard his refrain as that signal changed
Am C F C (Em D)
He was still playing real good for free
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Article: 1073 of alt.guitar.tab
From: bearce@hpcc01.corp.hp.com (Phil Bearce)
Date: Fri, 24 Jul 1992 14:27:24 GMT
Subject: MUSIC: Real Good For Free - Joni Mitchell
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Organization: the HP Corporate notes server
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>From phil@hpmsfpb.sj.hp.com Fri Jul 24 07:24 PDT 1992
This is normally a piano song, at least it was when Joni originally
did it on an early album. But this is from a David Crosby version
from the "Alies" album. Typed from memory. Mea culpa if there's any
errors. Phil-
Real Good For Free
Joni Mitchell
intro: C G D G C D
G Fmaj7 Em
I slept last night in a good hotel
Am C F C
I went shopping today for jewels
G Fmaj7 Em
The wind rushed around in the dirty town
Am C F C
And the children let out from the schools
Am G
I was standing on a noisy corner
C G F C D
Waiting for the walking green
G Fmaj7 Em
Across the street he stood, and he played real good
Am C F C
On his clarinet for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Now me, I play for fortunes
Am C F C
And the velvet curtain calls
G Fmaj7 Em
I got a black limosine and a few gentlemen
Am C F C
Escorting me to these halls
Am G
And I'll play if you have the money
C G F C D
Or if you're a friend to me
G Fmaj7 Em
But the one-man-band by the quick lunch stand
Am C F C (Em D)
He was playing real good for free
G Fmaj7 Em
Nobody stopped to hear him
Am C F C
Though he played so sweet and high
G Fmaj7 Em
They knew he had never been on their TV
Am C F C
So they passed his good music by
Am G
I meant to go over and ask for a song
C G F C D
Maybe put on a harmony
G Fmaj7 Em
I heard his refrain as that signal changed
Am C F C (Em D)
He was still playing real good for free
______________________|_______________________________________________________
___ | Phil Bearce at Hewlett Packard San Jose - Components
(/__) /_ . /) | internet: phil@hpmsfpb.sj.hp.com
/ / )_(__(_ -- | "Look out for that root." -James Taylor
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