Rhino Records will be releasing Joni's album "Blue" on... you guessed it... blue vinyl on January 22. Limited to 6,000 copies! More information here . 
 
 In celebration of Joni’s 75th birthday, an amazing group of artists joined together for a tribute concert, in front of Joni herself. On Feb 7 only, you can experience the incredible concert on the big screen alongside fellow Joni fans when @MusicCenterLA Presentscomes to movie theaters across the US and Canada. Info and tickets here 
 
 The upcoming March issue MOJO magazine celebrates Joni over 22 pages, with a classic in-depth interview, plus rare pics and insights and a 15-track CD of post-Joni songs and artists, featuring Julia Holter, Frazey Ford, Nadia Reid, Case/Lang/Veirs, Sun Kil Moon, Tomberlin, Wendy & Lisa and more. Pick one up in your local bookstore or get a copy delivered to your home. 
 
 Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration 
 
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 Duluth Does Joni Mitchell, Duluth MN, January 26 In 75 years Joni Mitchell has quite the career: poetress, songwriter and painter. In honoring her, Duluth has a very special evening planned. The artists include Arna Rennan, Breanne Tepler, Kate McCall Isles, Stephanie Longstreet, Gina Lee, Kim Curtis-Monson, Kristy Marie NurJehan Chisti, Leyla Aktekin, Lisa Lokken, Lyz Jaakola, Maxi Childs, Rochelle Luoma, Rose Hoene, Janie and the Spokes, Caiticoo Dita and many more. More information here. 
 
 The Joni Mitchell Songbook, Leamington Spa UK, January 26 The Joni Mitchell Songbook brings together a group of top-drawer musicians, led by singer Sarah Miller and keyboard player Aidan Goldstraw, whose devotion to the artist’s back catalogue shines through in performance. This is no ordinary tribute act – it’s an evening spent together, exploring the work of a musical genius. This comprehensive survey of Joni’s career includes landmarks such as Big Yellow Taxi (her most covered song), River and A Case of You (both from the breakthrough album Blue), the radio hits of Help Me and Free Man In Paris (from double-platinum Court and Spark) and the jazz-infused stylings of In France They Kiss On Main St (The Hissing of Summer Lawns) and Coyote (Hejira). More information here. 
 
 Joni - A Celebration, Brighton and Hove UK, January 31 Fourth World Promotions return to The Brunswick with another evening of tribute and celebration for phenomenal iconic artists. This time we bring together 9 fantastic acts to perform their versions of songs by the one and only Joni Mitchell. Featuring performances from- Night House, Greenness, Paul Diello, Alan Bonner, The Purple Shoes, Kristofer, Lucy Pickering, Tabitha Smith, Act of Love. This night of love and admiration for one of the best musicians and lyricists is a must for any fan of Ms Mitchell, and indeed any fan of live music! Doors 8pm, Tickets £8 in advance/£10 on the door. More information here. 
 
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 For the past few weeks, various reports have been swirling about Joni Mitchell’s medical condition, with the singer David Crosby saying on Friday that she was unable to speak after suffering an aneurysm. In her first statement since April, Ms. Mitchell’s conservator, Leslie Morris, responded in a statement on Sunday, saying that Ms. Mitchell had an aneurysm but that she was speaking and recovering well. 
 
 “Joni is speaking, and she’s speaking well,” read a statement posted at jonimitchell.com. “She is not walking yet, but she will be in the near future as she is undergoing daily therapies. A full recovery is expected.” 
 
 Ms. Mitchell was hospitalized on March 31 and is now recovering at home. 

 Image copyright AP Image caption Mitchell is "undergoing daily therapies" according to her friend and conservator 
 
 Joni Mitchell did have an aneurysm in March but is able to speak, a friend who acts as her conservator has said. 
 
 Leslie Morris's update on the Canadian singer's condition follows an interview with US musician David Crosby, in which he said she was still unable to speak. 
 
 "The truth is that Joni is speaking, and she's speaking well," said Morris on Mitchell's official website. 
 
 "She is resting comfortably in her own home and she's getting better each day. A full recovery is expected." 
 
 Mitchell, 71, was found unconscious in her Los Angeles home on 31 March and taken to hospital. 
 
 'Struggle' 
 
 A statement released on her website a few days later said the singer was "resting comfortably". 
 
 Speaking to The Huffington Post, Crosby - who dated Mitchell in 1967 - said she had had an aneurysm and was "not speaking yet". 
 
 "She's going to have to struggle back from it the way you struggle back from a traumatic brain injury," the singer continued. 
 
 His comments prompted the rebuttal on Mitchell's website that claimed the "details that have emerged in the past few days [were] mostly speculative". 
 
 The statement, "approved" by Morris, said the singer was "not walking yet" but would be walking "in the near future as she is undergoing daily therapies". 
 
 Morris was appointed Mitchell's conservator in May when a judge ruled the singer was unable to make health care decisions for herself. 

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– Joni Mitchell's friend and conservator is setting the record straight on the Canadian singer's condition after she was rushed to the hospital in March. Though singer David Crosby claimed Mitchell was "not speaking yet" in an interview with HuffPost Live on Friday, Leslie Morris approved a statement on JoniMitchell.com confirming Mitchell suffered an aneurysm but "is speaking, and she's speaking well," per the New York Times. "She is not walking yet, but she will be in the near future as she is undergoing daily therapies," the statement continues. "She is resting comfortably in her own home and she's getting better each day. A full recovery is expected." Before yesterday, the most recent update on Mitchell's condition had come at the end of April, when Morris said "she comprehends, she's alert, and she has her full senses." The BBC reports Morris was appointed Mitchell's conservator in May after a judge ruled the singer couldn't make her own health care decisions. Morris now has "the authority—in the absence of 24-hour doctor care—to make care decisions for Joni," per an earlier statement.