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• 2007.01.27 King Edward Hotel Toronto, ON

  Joni attended a "welcome" cocktail party in honor of the 2007
  inductees to the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame.

• 2007.01.28 Joni Mitchell: Both Sides Now—CBC Radio Toronto, ON

  A Documentary portrait of Joni's Life and music.

• 2007.01.28 John Bassett Theatre, Metro Convention Center Toronto, ON

  Hall Of Fame Gala. Joni was inducted into the Canadian
  Songwriters Hall of Fame alongside legendary songwriters
  Leonard Cohen and Gilles Vigneault. Five songs penned by
  Joni Mitchell were officially inducted into the Canadian
  Songwriters Hall of Fame and some of the most respected
  artists in the music industry travelled to Toronto to pay tribute
  at a ceremony at the Metro Convention Centre. The program
  was broadcast nationally on CBC Radio One on Jan. 29.
  A one-hour television special was broadcast nationally
  by the CBC on March 5.

• 2007.01.29 Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame Gala—CBC Radio Toronto, ON

  A radio broadcast featuring highlights from the
  Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame induction ceremony.

• 2007.02.08 Dancing Joni & Other Works
  
  Joni Mitchell's -The Fiddle And The Drum
  —Southern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium Calgary, AB

  The Premier performance! The Fiddle and The Drum,
  explores Joni's life-long concerns about environmental'
  neglect and the warring nature of mankind within a ballet
  performed to a select soundtrack of her eternal songs.
  
  The unique combinations of three art forms - music,
  dance and art - comprise an engaging spectacle that
  Joni calls "...the best project of her career."
  
  Broadcast by BRAVO! TV (Canada) on Oct. 22, 2007.
  Subsequently released on DVD.

• 2007.03.05 Words To Music: Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame Toronto, ON

  A one-hour television special broadcast by CBC TV.

• 2007.03.20 Come In From The Cold: The Return Of Joni Mitchell Los Angeles, CA

  As Joni Mitchell puts the finishing touches to her first album
  of new songs for nine years, she talks to Amanda Ghost in this
  new, two-part series based on their in-depth conversation and
  illustrated with famous and less widely known Mitchell recordings.
  Part 1-of-2

• 2007.03.27 Come In From The Cold: The Return Of Joni Mitchell Los Angeles, CA

  Joni Mitchell talked openly to Amanda Ghost about the effect
  her music has had on the world, why she dropped out of the
  hit-making rat race and what it was that brought her back to
  songwriting and recording as a form of creative expression,
  in the concluding part of this two-part series.
  Part 2-of-2

• 2007.09.23 Violet Ray Gallery New York, NY

  Joni was interviewed by Reese Erlich for the NPR program
  All Things Considered. The program was broadcast on Sept. 28th.

• 2007.09.24 Violet Ray Gallery New York, NY

  Joni spoke with Russ Mitchell for a CBS News profile broadcast on
  the Nov. 4th edition of the CBS News - Sunday Morning program.

• 2007.09.25 Violet Ray Gallery New York, NY

  Joni attended the opening of an exhibition of her triptychs
  called Green Flag Song, on themes of "war, torture, revolution".

• 2007.09.25 Sunshine Cinema New York, NY

  Joni attended the New York premiere of The Fiddle and the Drum,
  an anti-war ballet she co-created, based on her songs.

• 2007.10.19 Meg Griffin's Disorder—Sirius Radio New York, NY

  Joni talks about her new album Shine, struggles with record
  labels, contributing her photographs and music to a recent ballet
  and the urgency of environmental concerns. Special guest and
  collaborator, Herbie Hancock was present as well.

• 2007.10.22 Joni Mitchell's The Fiddle and the Drum—Bravo! TV (Canada) Edmonton, AB

  World Television Premiere.
  Joni collaborated with Alberta Ballet's artistic director
  Jean Grand-MaÌtre to create "The Fiddle and The Drum"
  a ballet set to her music and performed before projections
  of her artwork. This one-hour dance, music and visual arts
  performance special is a reflection of Mitchell's life-long
  concerns about environmental neglect and the warring nature
  of mankind. Subsequently released on DVD.

• 2007.10.28 An All Star Tribute To Herbie Hancock—Kodak Theatre Los Angeles, CA

  The Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz hosted an all-star tribute
  concert for musician Herbie Hancock in honor of his contributions
  to the genre and the music industry. Chaka Khan, Al Jarreau, Sting,
  Joni Mitchell and others performed at the Event.

• 2007.11.04 CBS News - Sunday Morning - All Sides Of Joni Mitchell
  —A Sunday Profile - In Conversation with Joni Mitchell New York, NY

  Joni spoke with Russ Mitchell about the days she used to pay for
  art school by playing music at a coffee house for $15 a night.
  
  As she told Russ "I got a gig at the freshman coffee house, which,
  you know, I had to pay my own way to art school. I had to back it up
  with rent," she said. "So I had no money for movies or bowling,
  which I liked also. Or cigarettes, which I've smoked since I was 9."

• 2007.11.09 Tavis Smiley Program - Late Night On PBS Los Angeles, CA

  A conversation about Joni's new album Shine.

• 2007.11.15 Charlie Rose Program—PBS-TV New York, NY

  A conversation about Joni's new album Shine.

• 2007.12.02 Andrew Marr Show—BBC 1 TV London, England

  Joni was interviewed via satellite from California.