1970.10.29 In Concert–BBC Radio 1, Paris Theatre London, England

U.K. Broadcast - Dec. 27 + 30, 1970

Joni Mitchell

01. That Song About The Midway 02. The Gallery 03. Hunter 04. River 05. My Old Man 06. The Priest 07. Carey

Joni Mitchell w/James Taylor, guitar and, * vocal

08. A Case Of You 09. California 10. For Free 11. The Circle Game * 12. You Can Close Your Eyes *

Two additional songs were recorded but not included in the broadcast program.

Both Sides, Now Big Yellow Taxi ______

1972 BBC Rock Hour - U.S. Syndicated Radio Series An edited version of the BBC Radio 1 Concert recorded at the Paris Theatre on Oct. 29, 1970.

Joni Mitchell

01. That Song About The Midway 02. The Gallery

James Taylor

03. Rainy Day Man * 04. Steamroller Blues *

Joni Mitchell

05. The Priest 06. Carey

James Taylor

07. Carolina On My Mind *

Joni Mitchell w/James Taylor, guitar and vocal

08. California 09. For Free 10. The Circle Game 11. You Can Close Your Eyes

* Recorded during the 'James Taylor In Concert' BBC2 Television program. Broadcast on Nov. 16, 1970

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Una visita al medico Dorian Williams ORCHESTRA tary band (Woo 22) Presented by JACINTA CASTILLEJO The Concept of· Excellence: Midnight Newsroom leader REGINALD STEAD Polonaise in D major, for mili· and PABLO SOTO dropping in -on the Joint Con7 conductor BRYDEN THOMSON tary band (Woo 21) with ANTONIO LOPEZ ference of The Women' s Group Part 1- WEST GERMAN RADIO WIND and CESAR .MILEGO on Public Welfare, and Stand· 12.5' Rossini Overture: Semiramide ORCHESTRA Produced by ing Conferences of Women's Night Ride 11.34* Tchailwvsl;;y Serenade in conducted by HEINZ BROCKER GEORGE WALTON SCOTT t Organisations t with Jon Curle, featuring c, for string orchestra, (Recording ma.de available by ·(For b_ook and rec.ords see p 19) Woman's Hour Woman of · the GEN~; s1s . .· courtesy of ·West German Year: 1:he result of the ballot Produced by ALEC REID Radio) Goodbye to 1970: from ANNE 12.5* during the interval 3.22* Symphony No 4, in s flat Tickets for all BBC audience ALLEN, MICHAEL CLAYTON, GWYN Ad Libitum BERLIN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTR.~ shows, including studio con­ THOMAS, and GILLIAN REYNOLDS t 2.0 HANS GAL takes the ' Cadenza conducted by certs, can be obtained by ANN FARRER reads Ad Libitum ' in the Brahms HERBERT VON .KARAJAN writing to Ticket Unit, BBC, Hons and Rebels· ·News; Weather Violin Concerto as the starting (RecQrding made available by Broadcasting House, London by JESSICA MITFORD (2) t 2:2 am Close.down point.of his tallc t i courtesy of Austrian Radio) WlA lAA, enclosing SAE . .

RADIO TIME~ DATED 17124 DECEMBER 1970