by
Sid Adilman
Toronto Telegram
February
15,
1967
Original article: 
Folksinger Joni Mitchell has returned to Yorkville's Riverboat for two weeks.
The Alberta-born singer softly strums a series of her own evocative numbers. Wind-swept and at times forlorn as a Prairie wheat-field, they tell of a daisy summer, a daydreamer ("Where do you go when you fantasize?") and a night in the city.
With her flaxen hair hanging past shoulder length, the high-cheek-boned Miss Mitchell is a tawny picture of womanhood, and is developing an ever enriched voice.
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