Janis Joplin - The Broadcast Collection 1967-1970 (4 cd).

Janis Joplin is still considered one of the most influential blues singers of the sixties. 

Joplin's lyrics reflect a sense of pain and loneliness of a woman who had low self-esteem and was tormented by a lack of self-confidence. 

In 2013, Joplin received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. She remains one of the best-selling musicians in the United States, with over 18.5 million albums sold! 

Janis Joplin died in 1970 at the age of 27 from e.g n overdose of heroin and is therefore one of the original members of the '27 Club'; in a two-year period, four well-known artists died at the age of 27 (Brian Jones in 1969, Jimmy Hendrix in 1970, Jim Morrison in 1971 and Janis in 1970). 

Since then, the term 27 club has often been used for any artist who dies at that age, such as Curt Cobain in 1994 and Amy Winehouse in 2011...

Cd 1  The TV Session 1967

Ball And Chain

Piece Of My Heart

Comin' Home

Down On Me

Summertime

Cheap Thrills Tour 1968

Live With Big Brother & Holding Company at Newport Folk Festival, Fort Adams State Park, Newport, RI, USA, July 27, 1968

Piece Of My Heart

Summertime

The Cuckoo Song / Piece Of My Heart (Reprise)

Combination Of The Two

Ball And Chain

Down On Me

CD 2 : Het Concertgebouw Amsterdam 1969.

Live With Kozmic Blues Band at Het Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, April 11, 1968.

Instrumental intro

Maybe

Summertime

Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)

Can't Turn You Loose

Combination Of The Two

Ball And Chain

Piece Of My Heart

Cd 3 : Texas International Pop Festival, 1969

Live With Kozmic Blues Band at Texas International Pop Festival, Dallas international Motor Speedway, Lewisville, TX, USA, August 30, 1969

Raise Your Hand

As Good As You've Been To This World

Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)

Maybe

To Love Somebody

Summertime

CD 4 :  The TV Sessions 1969/1970

Live on The Dick Cavett Show, July18, 1969

Introduction by Dick Cavett

To Love Somebody

Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)

Live On The Music Scene, September 8, 16969

Maybe

Live On This Is Tom Jones, December, 4, 1969.

Little Girl Blue

Raise Your Hand (feat. Tom Jones)

Live on The Dick Cavett Show, August 3, 1970

Move Over

Get It While You Can

Half Moon

My Baby

The Final Interview

Label : Cult Legends - CL93420

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