
Both Sides Now at 26: Joni Mitchell Remakes the Standards With a Voice That Earned Them
Joni Mitchell's 2000 album Both Sides Now reimagines jazz standards with orchestral depth and a weathered voice, earning a 9/10 for its emotional weight.


Joni Mitchell's 2000 album Both Sides Now reimagines jazz standards with orchestral depth and a weathered voice, earning a 9/10 for its emotional weight.

A review of Marvin Gaye's 1964 jazz standards album, a curious detour that shows the singer out of his lane, with uneven results and a few bright spots.

Marvin Gaye's 1965 tribute to Nat King Cole is a warm, overlooked gem. We review the album track by track and explain why it deserves a second listen.

Bob Dylan's Triplicate is a sprawling 30-song standards set, too long but with highlights as good as anything he's done this century.

Bob Dylan's 2016 album Fallen Angels finds the legend covering Great American Songbook standards with a warm, country-tinged sound. Our review: 7.7/10.
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