Why Bonnie Light Horseman's 'Jane Jane' is a Song You Need to Know
, which combines elements of the Christmastime spiritual “Children, Go Where I Send Thee.”
Mitchell sings the “Children, Go Where I Send Thee” refrain, a hypnotic major chord ditty that stands in stark contrast to Johnson’s minor chord verse. “It gives me chills and makes me feel like laughing at the same time,” Mitchell said of the way the song rapidly alternates between its two primary sections. It’s a tantalizing preview of what the group’s debut album promises to achieve: making nearly-century-old songs sound like they were written just yesterday.
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