rebirth of the blues by densa
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Janis Lyn Joplin (January 19, 1943 - October 4, 1970) was an American blues-influenced rock singer and occasional songwriter with a distinctive voice. Joplin released four albums as the front woman for several bands from 1967 to a posthumous release in 1971
moved to San Francisco in 1966, where her bluesy vocal style saw her join Big Brother and The Holding Company, a band that was gaining some renown among the nascent hippie community in Haight-Ashbury. The band signed a deal with independent Mainstream Records and recorded an eponymously titled album in 1967.
After splitting from Big Brother, she formed a new backup group, modeled on the classic soul revue bands, named the Kozmic Blues Band, which backed her on I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! (1969: the year she played at Woodstock).
Among her last public appearances were two broadcasts of The Dick Cavett Show on June 25 and August 3, 1970.
Shortly thereafter, during the fall 1970 recording sessions for the Pearl album with Doors and Phil Ochs producer Paul A. Rothchild, Joplin died of an overdose of unusually pure heroin and alcohol, after being off of drugs (clean) for a period of time, on October 4, 1970 at the Landmark Motor Hotel located at 7047 Franklin Ave, room #105 in Hollywood, California, aged only 27. The last recordings she completed were Mercedes-Benz and a birthday greeting for John Lennon on 1 October;
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Comments (32)
Her music lives on.. well done!
Fabuloso tributo minha amiga, excelente texto e obra, aplauos (5)
Wow! very fitting tribute and story!
Pam this is simply incredible and what a marvelous tribute to Janis Joplin and her life and music. BRAVO :)
she was a magnificent singer, like your bio on her, one thing you could have mentioned, she died like two weeks or something close to that after jimi hendix died. he was a great friend and inspiration to her. beautiful work pam..
Fantastic Bio. Tragic her early dead but her voice will live forever.
Wow you did super on this and all the info is perfect. Great work!
This is a terrific tribute to Janis
wonderful work and tribute to Janis greetings York Made in Berlin
Lovely! DPH
Great! Very well done!
Great painting. Excellent work!!
Janis Joplin Was one of my all time favorite singers when i was in my teens. And I think a lot of people should learn from her death and and wake up and realize that thy have only one liver and one life. Nice tribute to a one time great artist.
Nice info and tribute , thanks for sharing!
Outstanding excellent artwork/tribute!(5). Very well done Pam.
Wonderful and fantastic recreation my friend....!!!
Excellent work!
Very good presentation!
Beautiful composition and background info - and fabulous tribute to a great artist Pam!
A vibrant tribute to this extraordinary vocalist and artist. Her voice still echoes in my mind as I am writing these words... Excellent work you did here:-)
Fantastic tribute..well done!!
A stunning tribute for Janis!!!!!!!
Shes was Amazing
MARAVILHOSA OBRA PAM,FANTÁSTICO TRIBUTO A UMA GRANDE CANTORA JANIS JOPLIN.++++5 MAGNIFICO TEXTO.
Excellent !!
Fantastic!
Very good pose and render. Very good composition.
"Cheap Thrills" is one of my fave albums by her.wonderful tribute to Janis,Pam.
Great piece...Hugs
Wonderful tribute and composition Pam!