Home / Music / Joni Mitchell's 'For the Roses' marked her move to Asylum RecordsMusic linernotes album music joni-mitchellJoni Mitchell's 'For the Roses' marked her move to Asylum RecordsFor the Roses was released in November 1972 on Asylum Records, Mitchell’s first album for the label after leaving Reprise. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHejira went gold in the US and silver in the UKJoni Mitchell's last top-10 album reached #4For the Roses is Joni Mitchell's bridge from folk confession to jazz sophisticationCourt and Spark is widely regarded as Joni Mitchell's masterpiece — Pazz & Jop No. 1 for 1974'You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio' was Joni Mitchell's sly response to radio programmersExploreMark Sandman played a custom two-string slide bass with MorphineThe Pyramids' King of Kings reaches beyond jazz with Ugandan harp and balafonRoger Waters' unreleased track 'Incarceration of a Flower Child' appears on Vagabond WaysTom Waits loaded Swordfishtrombones with banjo, marimba, calliope, and harmoniumMiriam Makeba reworked her 1967 hit 'Pata Pata' as a duet on HomelandPrevious Joni Mitchell's Blue came out in 1971 on RepriseNext Joni Mitchell swapped two songs on Blue at the last minute