Musicians :
Joni Mitchell (acoustic & electric guitar, vocals), Chuck Findley, Tom Scott (horns), Abe Most (clarinet), Neil Young (harmonica), Victor Feldman (vibraphone), Larry Carlton (electric guitar), Max Bennett (bass guitar), Jaco Pastorius (fretless bass), Chuck Domanico (double bass), Bobbye Hall (percussion), John Guerin (drums)

- 1976 ALBUM PLAYS WITH IMMERSIVE SOUND ULTRADISC ONE-STEP BOX SET !
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The eccentric title of Joni Mitchell's eighth studio album, Hejira, reflects the liberating circumstances that inspired the revered record as well as the explorative nature of the restless music, dense songwriting, and resilient moods. A transliterate reference to the migration of the prophet Mohammad in the seventh century, the term to Mitchell symbolized the sensation of "leaving the dream, no blame" or, "running away, honorably." Largely written as Mitchell traveled alone across the United States and came to terms with her own mental, emotional, and physical health, the sparsely arranged Hejira is the sound of starting over; embracing change; meditating on the divide between free will and possession; channeling the colors, looks, and feelings of landscapes seen and imagined. The 1976 work deemed the 133rd Greatest Album of All Time by Rolling Stone also features Mitchell diving into the deep end of the jazz spectrum and partnering on several songs with virtuosic bassist and fellow sonic cosmonaut Jaco Pastorius. Viewed by many fans as the Canadian native's finest hour, Hejira comes across like nine short films that will linger in your mind on Mobile Fidelity's UltraDisc One-Step 180 gram 45 RPM 2 LP box set.