Joni Mitchell, David Crosby, and Eric Clapton, Laurel Canyon, 1968

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Eric Clapton and David Crosby listening to Joni Mitchell play her new songs while in Mama Cass's backyard. Cass's daughter is listening as well, chewing on a film container of Henry's. This was the summer of 1968 in Laurel Canyon, California.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Zoe Z. ★★★★★ Oct 22, 2026

This print captures such an intimate moment, the way Joni is completely focused on her guitar while Clapton and Crosby lean in. I love that you can even see the little girl in the background with the film canister, it adds this perfect slice-of-life detail to a legendary scene.

Victoria ★★★★★ Oct 21, 2026

That photo is electric—you can practically feel the tension and creativity in the air. The way Eric and David are leaning in, completely absorbed in Joni’s playing, makes it feel like you’re there eavesdropping on a moment of pure musical history. The detail of the film container in the little girl’

Elizabeth D. ★★★★★ Oct 20, 2026

The way the light catches Joni’s guitar and the small detail of Cass’s daughter chewing on a film container pulls me right into that backyard moment. It’s printed sharp enough that I keep noticing new textures each time I look at it, and the gallery-grade finish feels worth every penny. This one’s g