You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio

August 12, 2024 mountain bike workout up the Rock Island trail to Palmer ark and then up the south Kninnickinnik Trail then out to Grandview and back on Paseo.
The song is "You Turn Me On, I'm a Radio" by Joni Mitchell, from her 1972 album "For The Roses".
Recorded at Jive's Coffee in 2011.
Joni Mitchell originally wrote the song in response to her record label's desire for her to write a hit song.
The song was recorded in preparation for Mitchell's then-upcoming fifth studio album in Hollywood, California at A&M Studios.
Although Graham Nash, David Crosby, and Neil Young all contributed to the recording session for the song, only the harmonica piece performed by Graham Nash was included on the official release.
"I decided there were some ways to make a hit, increase the chances".
"DJs have to like it, so you put a long part at the beginning and the end so the DJs can talk over it.
Take a tender situation and translate it into commonly appealing songs for the DJs.
It'd have to be a bit corny, so I wrote this little song called 'Oh Honey, You Turn Me On, I'm A Radio.'"
The video has Ground Squirrel eating, a Garter snake sleeping, a Prairie Lizard sunning, a bear breaking in, a tornado at 9,400 feet elevation and the trails.
Filmed with a GoPro Hero 12 and iPhone pro max 14.