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Living in the Dead Zone: Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison: Understanding Borderline Personality Disorders by Gerald A. Faris, Ralph M. Faris, 2001-08 Janis' Garden Party by Steve Banks, 1998-05 Janis' Garden Party by Steve Banks, 1998-05 Eye Magazine July 1968 Vol. 1 No. 5 with Janis Joplin Poster Psychedelic Music in San Francisco: Style, Context, and Evolution by Craig Morrison, 2008-01-01 Janis (A COLLECTION OF 16 JANIS JOPLIN CLASSICS) Living in the Dead Zone: Janis Joplin and Jim MorrisonUnderstanding Borderline Personality Disorder by Gerald Faris, Ralph Faris, 2001-08-01 Buried Alive: A Biography of Janis Joplin by Myra Friedman, 1974 Rolling Stone Magazine # 226 November 18 1976 Janis Joplin (Single Back Issue) by Rolling Stone, 1976 Janis Joplin: Pearl [Songbook] by Janis Joplin, 1970 Janis Joplin Pearl Sheet Music Book by Janis Joplin, 1968 PEARL - THE OBSESSIONS AND PASSIONS OF JANIS JOPLIN by Ellis Amburn, 1992 Original photograph (recent print) of Janis Joplin in Buena Vista Park, 1967, as part of a fashion shoot. by Janis. JOPLIN, 1967 Chanteuse de Blues: Janis Joplin, Billie Holiday, Rory Block, Mahalia Jackson, Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey, Etta James, Dinah Washington (French Edition)

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41. Janis Joplin
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42. Janis Joplin Lyrics
    Whoa, call me mean or call me evil I’ve been called much of some things, all things around, Yeah, but I’m gonna take good care of janis, yeah, Honey, ain  
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43. John Byrne Cooke Photography
    Fine art archival photos of 1960s folk, bluegrass, blues, roots and rock musicians Bob Dylan, janis joplin, Joan Baez, Doc Watson, many traditional performers, on and offstage.  
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    Extractions: Janis Joplin Self Portrait 1965 John Byrne Cooke experienced the 1960s within the music of the counterculture. As a member of the Charles River Valley Boys bluegrass band in Cambridge, Massachusetts, his musical home was the legendary Club 47, one of the principal wellsprings of the folk-music boom. When folk gave way to rock and roll, John moved to San Francisco, home of the Haight-Ashbury and acid rock, to become the road manager for Big Brother and the Holding Company and Janis Joplin. Through it all, he was taking pictures. He wasn't just another photographer hanging around in rehearsals and backstage, or trying to shoot from the wings during a concert. He wasn't an outsider in the company of musicians. John was a musician himself. He belonged. John's photographs reveal his unique perspective on that exciting and turbulent decade. They include luminaries of the new generation - Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, the Chambers Brothers - as well as traditional musicians such as Doc Watson, Mississippi John Hurt, Reverend Gary Davis, and many more who helped to inspire the folk revival, shown both in performance and in private moments offstage. In recent years, John's photos have appeared in books and television documentaries, magazines and CD booklets, but he has been exhibiting them publicly and offering them for sale only since 1998. His work offers a new archive of affectionate and revealing images from the fabled Sixties.

44. Handbook Of Texas Online: JOPLIN, JANIS LYN
    format this article to print. joplin, janis LYN (19431970). The judgment of others has been far kinder to janis joplin than she was to herself.  
    http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/articles/view/JJ/fjo69.html
    
    Extractions: format this article to print JOPLIN, JANIS LYN (1943-1970). Janis Lyn Joplin, blues and rock singer, daughter of Seth Ward and Dorothy (East) Joplin, was born on January 19, 1943, in Port Arthur, Texas. She grew up in a respectable middle-class home; her father was an engineer and her mother a Sunday school teacher. The future queen of nonconformity is remembered as a bright, pretty, and artistic little girl. Signs of rebellion against the religious, sexual, and racial conservatism of her environment were evident in junior high school, and by the time Janis graduated from Jefferson High School in Port Arthur in 1960, her vocabulary of four-letter words, her outrageous clothes, and her reputation for sexual promiscuity and drunkenness (signs of alcoholism were already apparent) caused her classmates to call her a slut. Bereft of friends, without dates for school dances, ashamed of her acned face and overweight figure, Janis responded with contempt and insults to cover the rejection that scarred her for the rest of her life. In her junior year, she found acceptance in a small group of Jefferson High beatniks who read Jack Kerouac and roamed the nightspots from Port Arthur to New Orleans, thus mining one of the motherlodes of American ethnic music. There were Anglo, African-American, Cajun, Mexican, and Caribbean sounds. There were the lyrics and rhythms of country-and-western, Gospel, jazz, soul, and the blues.

45. Kris Kristofferson
    Profile and biography from a janis joplin site.  
    http://www.janisjoplin.net/friends/kris/kristofferson.html
    
    Extractions: Kristofferson and Neuwirth stayed with Janis in Larkspur for a couple of weeks. In that time, all of them hopped through the Sausakito bars and consumed unending amounts of alcohol. Janis often complained about people staying at her place, feeling that she was used for the benefits she could provide. "I'd a split there," Kris protested. "I dug her, but I had itchy feet. I'd get up intending to get out, and in she comes with the early morning drinks and pretty soon you're wasted enough and you don't care about leaving. She'd definitely let ya know when she was being abused, and she thought so a lot. She was always jangling around talking about how everybody was living off of her, but she had people she'd bring into the house and then she'd bitch because she was giving them bed and board." "Kristofferson wanted her to cut 'Me and Bobby McGee,'" said James Gurley. "He was beginning to make waves with his own career. It's not like that would be his only motivation for hanging around her, but the money from a Joplin record would have come in handy." That spring Janis had a look at the song. "I remember when he introduced 'Me and Bobby McGee' to her," said Dave Richards, who was remodeling the house. "When I got there that day, she said, 'Listen to this song. This is a great song.' She was playing the guitar and sang 'Me and Bobby McGee' to me."

46. Janis Joplin!!!
    Сайт о певице Дженис Джоплин. (фотоальбом, биография, дискография, тексты песен).  
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    Extractions: "Every day I'm trying to move forward but something is driving me back" This is Janis Joplin!!! Selena " Êàæäûé äåíü ÿ ïûòàþñü íà÷àòü "íîâóþ æèçíü", íî ÷òî-òî ñëîâíî òÿíåò ìåíÿ íàçàä..." - ýòà ôðàçà èç ïåñíè JJ âûíåñåíà â ýïèãðàô. Ìíå êàæåòñÿ, îíà î÷åíü õîðîøî õàðàêòåðèçóåò åå. Èëè, íàïðèìåð, òàêàÿ ñòðî÷êà èç åå ïåñíè Me And Bobby McGee "Ñâîáîäà ýòî ñîâñåì äðóãîå ñëîâî äëÿ òåõ, êîìó íå÷åãî òåðÿòü..." janis.narod.ru This "Janis Joplin Ring" site owned by

47. Lyrics.com
    Click here to visit our sponsor. Home J joplin, janis. Cheap Thrills (1968). 18 Essential Songs (1995).  
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48. Michael McClure Home Page
    McClure appears under various names in Kerouac novels from The Dharma Bums onward. Wrote one of janis joplin's most popular songs. This site contains large selection of McClure's poetry, essays by him, and commentary not only by such poets as Anne Waldman, Charles Olson, and Robert Creeley, but also Francis Crick, Nobel Laureate who codiscovered the structure of DNA. Will include audio files.  
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49. Www.planete.net/~smironne/JANIS/JOPLIN/
    janis joplin pictures, MP3, lyrics, tabs, posters, sheet music janis joplin pictures, MP3, lyrics, photos, posters, sheet music, biography, tabs, wallpaper, discography, movies, videos. Home Music J joplin, janis.  
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50. ART UNTITLED
    Lyrics and pictures of The Doors, janis joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Bjork, Portishead, The Police and relatives.  
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51. Joplin, Janis Previous Question List
    Find out about volunteering to AllExperts, Experts joplin, janis. Volunteer Answers to one of thousands of questions. Topic joplin, janis. Subject, Date, Expert.  
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52. Dork.com - Missing Page
    The life and times of one mostly small, somewhat sane, janis joplin obsessed, hippie chick.  
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53. Caricature Of Janis Joplin
    clipart janis joplin janis joplin. Created by Caricature Zone  
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54. Joplin, Janis: Janis Joplin
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    Extractions: If you would like to know more about her, there are some great books written about her. I DO NOT suggest reading Myra Friedman's book "Buried Alive" or Laura Joplin's book, "Love, Janis".... Both of these accounts are highly secondhand and prejudicial. The most honest book I've read seems to be "Going Down With Janis" by Peggy Caserta. It paints a grittier picture but one I find to be better informed. There is also "Pearl" by David Dalton which is excellent.

55. Living In The Dead Zone By Gerald & Ralph Faris
    Clinical analysis showing the real cause of janis joplin's and Jim Morrison's selfdestructive behavior, i.e., borderline personality disorder.  
    http://www.atlasbooks.com/marktplc/00631.htm
    
    Extractions: Personality Disorder Gerald A. and Ralph M. Faris SUMMARY AUTHORS BIO ORDER READING ROOM ... Preface Summary This surprising new book by Clinical Psychologist Dr. Gerald Faris and his brother, Sociologist Dr. Ralph Faris, explains in detail, how Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison, the 'king and queen' of rock and roll in the 1960's, suffered from a little understood psychiatric disorder that eventually took their lives. The book is clinical in theme, lyrical in style and deeply sympathetic to the real suffering of Janis and Jim. It raises and answers the following questions: Why did they behave so outrageously? Why were they so self-destructive? What did they have in common?

56. UN TRIBUTO A JANIS JOPLIN
    Banda chilena tributo a janis joplin. Integrantes, historia, fotos, presentaciones y audio.  
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57. Www.music.sony.com/Music/ArtistInfo/JanisJoplin.html
    janis joplin Translate this page janis joplin. 19.1.1943 - 4.10.1970. Bis heute gilt janis joplin als die beste weiße Blues-Sängerin der Welt. Am 19. Januar  
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58. JANIS JOPLIN - HOME
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59. Otis Redding
    Describes Otis Redding's profound influence on Rock/Blues artist janis joplin  
    http://www.janisjoplin.net/influences/otis/redding.html
    
    Extractions: In December of 1966, Janis saw Otis Redding perform for the first time. She attended every performance that he gave that weekend at the Fillmore. An hour before the show, she'd be on the dance floor and would place herself in the middle, very close to the stage. While he sang, she watched, transfixed. She absorbed his motions, dwelled on his shouts, and in her imagination perhaps could hear her own voice in those corrugated rasps. Later Tina Turner was to be a major influence too, but it was Otis Redding who changed Janis' concept of singing. "Her high-energy trip started right at that moment," Dave Getz declared. Six months after she saw Otis Redding, he was back at the Fillmore. Janis, this time joined by Sam Andrew, planted herself as close to the stage as she could get. Sam claims Janis "absorbed Redding's every syllable, movement, and chord change." She watched the way he made the song "visible" through his movements. "I started singing rhythmically," she said, "and now I'm learning from Otis Redding to push a song instead of just sliding over it." The weekend of June 16, 1967, at the Monterey International Pop Festival, both Janis Joplin and Otis Redding blew away the audience with spectacular performances. Later on in her career, on tour with the Kozmic Blues band, Janis regularly performed Otis' tune "I Can't Turn You Loose".

60. CNN - 'Scars Of Sweet Paradise: The Life And Times Of Janis Joplin' - May 24, 19
    http://www.cnn.com/books/beginnings/9905/scars.of.sweet/index.html
    
    Extractions: Web posted at: 4:14 p.m. EDT (2014 GMT) (CNN) Alice Echols pushes beyond the legendary Janis Joplin and the equally familiar portrait of the messed-up star victimized by the era she symbolized to see how this sweet-voiced girl from Texas re-created herself, first as a gravelly-voiced bluesy folk singer, and then as rock 'n' roll's first female superstar. She examines the roots of Joplin's musicianship and her efforts, both onstage and off, to live on what she called "the outer limits of probability."

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