Legendary Canadian singer/songwriter Joni Mitchell is still going ... Year released: 1971 Album: Blue Bottom line: "River" ...

Is your Christmas playlist feeling a little bit stale? Sick of hearing the same tired songs at every grocery store and on every radio station but still looking to stay in the holiday spirit?

Joni Mitchell’s “River” makes us want to skate away to that dreamy place in the holiday season. Redferns Although not technically a Christmas song if you really want to nitpick, this beauty ...

Every year, people turn up the volume on Christmas songs to cheerfully celebrate the holiday season. The tunes touch on topics like family, love, gifts, and togetherness. Many Christmas songs turn ...

Joni Mitchell's classic songs have helped her earn a net worth of $ ... in Martin Scorsese’s documentary “The Last Waltz.” Bottom line: “River” has become an unofficial Christmas song over the past ...

Tracy Thorn avoids the obvious by covering seasonal songs from Ron Sexsmith (Maybe This Christmas), White Stripes (In the Cold, Cold Night) and Joni Mitchell (River). This album by the once loved ...

Today, critic-at-large Wesley Morris on the comeback of the singer and songwriter Joni Mitchell. It’s Christmas Day ... What’s that song going to be about then? But mostly, I was struck ...

The Christmas season is a time for honoring ... Euphoria, “Trouble Don’t Last Always” In the same way that Joni Mitchell’s “River” winds up on holiday music playlists for its wintry ...

delighted her fans on Sunday when she wore a stunning red dress with a navel-plunging neckline and sang Joni Mitchell’s 1971 sad Christmas song “River,” with a friend on an acoustic guitar.

“River” is the Joni Mitchell song everyone plays at Christmas. Its mournful echoes of “Jingle Bells”, its outpouring of heartbreak and regret, “Oh I wish I had a river I could skate away on.

As early Christmas present go ... Brindisi’s take of Joni Mitchell’s “River” sounded heaven sent. Despite being a song about delicate heartbreak during the holidays, Brindisi’s daydream ...