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A Chronology of Appearances

This work-in-progress lists all currently known appearances, drawn from a variety of sources.
Researched, Compiled, and Maintained by Simon Montgomery, © 2001-2024.
Special thanks to Joel Bernstein for his contributions and assistance.
Latest Update: June 15, 2024
Please send comments, corrections or additions to: simon@icu.com

1983.05.07 Joni's next appearance L'Arena di Verona Verona, Italy

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  • Photo by Roberto Ugolini
  • Photo by Roberto Ugolini
  • Photo by Steve Benjamins
  • ARENA di VERONA, 7 may 1983 - Concert Ticket [Chivers]
  • Verona from stands [arturo]

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Set List

    1. Free Man In Paris
    2. Coyote
    3. Cotton Avenue
    4. Edith & The Kingpin
    5. You Turn Me On I'm A Radio
    6. You Dream Flat Tires
    7. Song For Sharon
    8. God Must Be A Boogie Man
    9. For Free
    10. Big Yellow Taxi
    11. A Case of You
    12. Amelia
    13. Wild Things Run Fast
    14. Ladies Man
    15. Raised on Robbery
    16. Refuge of the Roads
    17. (You're So Square) Baby, I Don't Care
    18. Solid Love
    19. Chinese Cafe/Unchained Melody
    20. Help Me
    21. Both Sides Now
    22. I Heard it Through the Grapevine
    23. Woodstock

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antoniodeste on : 

I was 23 and i already loved Joni since many years... . That show was pure magic... with Russell Ferrante, Larry Klein, Vinnie Colaiuta and Mike Landau. So many fond memories... <3

JONIFOREVER on : 

It was Joni's first concert in Italy, and it was my first Joni concert ! She performed in a magic set , the old roman theatre, in front of an attentive crowd that grew enthusiastic when she played " God must be a boogie man" and " I Heard it through the grapevine ". Beautiful concert, Joni so professional and beautiful.
The band was also great. Beautiful memories...

 

(Submitted by Mauro Regis on May 10, 2000):
Joni performed her first ever show in Italy, in Verona, in the ancient roman amphitheatre, in front of a crowd of about 10,000 people. She played a usual WTRF tour setlists, with great renditions of old tunes and new ones. She ended the show with "Woodstock" all alone in front of thousand of little firelights the lit the night. She loved this moving scene, as told in a press conference a couple of days after in Milano. After Verona she played in Genova (though no note or tapes are available) on 8th, and Milano on 9th (tape available).