99. Joni Mitchell, 'For the Roses,' 1972 “An album to play alone in your bedroom when the phone doesn’t ring after your virginity is gone.” --Tom Kalin, director of Savage Grace.

98. Ferron, 'Testimony,' 1980 “Some of the most beautiful songs in the world, I swear, are on this record. Ferron showed some diversity in musical stylings that strayed from some of the other ‘women’s folk’ musicians, and was also right there with it all, just expanding on that genre.”

99. Joni Mitchell, 'For the Roses,' 1972 “An album to play alone in your bedroom when the phone doesn’t ring after your virginity is gone.” --Tom Kalin, director of Savage Grace.