Janis Joplins Greatest Hits [mp3][h33t][LoC. Blazer] (3263153)

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            Janis Joplin - Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits
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Artist...............: Janis Joplin
Album................: Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits
Genre................: Classic Rock
Source...............: CD
Year.................: 1973
Ripper...............: Exact Audio Copy(Secure mode) & Sony CD-RW CRX230E
Codec................: LAME 3.97
Version..............: MPEG 1 Layer III
Quality..............: Insane
Bitrate..............: 320kbps CBR
Channels.............: Joint Stereo / 44100 hz
Tags.................: ID3 v1.1, ID3 v2.3
Information..........: You can find me and my other releases at h33t.com and demons-eye.org
Information..........: I am making this available in both .mp3 and .flac should you prefer the original lossless version.

Ripped by............: LoC. Blazer on 5/1/2008
Posted by............: LoC. Blazer on 5/23/2008

Files................: 16 files (10 tracks/6 assorted)
Included.............: Info.txt, M3U, LOG, tracked by h33t com.txt
Covers...............: Front, Back

Tracker..............: h**p://www.h33t.com:3310/announce
Hash.................: A238108685974E20BAFAE10F873FE6C03777675E

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                      Tracklisting
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  1. (00:04:15) Janis Joplin - Piece Of My Heart
  2. (00:04:02) Janis Joplin - Summertime
  3. (00:03:57) Janis Joplin - Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)
  4. (00:04:00) Janis Joplin - Cry Baby
  5. (00:04:35) Janis Joplin - Me And Bobby McGee
  6. (00:03:10) Janis Joplin - Down On Me
  7. (00:03:2 Janis Joplin - Get It While You Can
  8. (00:02:3 Janis Joplin - Bye, Bye Baby
  9. (00:03:44) Janis Joplin - Move Over
 10. (00:08:02) Janis Joplin - Ball And Chain

Playing Time.........: 00:41:52
Total Size...........: 95.85 MB

From officialjanis.com

Janis Lyn Joplin was born January 19, 1943 and died October 4, 1970. In between she led a triumphant and tumultuous life blessed by an innate talent to convey powerful emotion through heart-stomping rock-and-roll singing. Born and raised in Port Arthur, Texas, a small Southern petroleum industry town, she gravitated to artistic interests cultivated by parents Seth and Dorothy Joplin.

Janis broke with local social traditions during the tense days of racial integration, standing up for the rights of African Americans whose segregated status in her hometown seared her youthful ideals. Along with fellow band beatnik-reading high school students, she pursued the non-traditional via arts and literature, especially music. They gravitated to folk and jazz with Janis especially taken with the blues. Discovering an inborn talent to belt the blues, Janis began copying the styles of Bessie Smith, Odetta and Leadbelly. She played the coffee houses and hootenannies of the day in the small towns of Texas. She later ventured to the beatnik haunts of Venice, North Beach and the Village in New York, eventually landing in Austin, Texas as a student at the University of Texas. Jumping into the on-the-edge lifestyle cultivated by the beats, Janis thrilled at her creativity, but almost lost herself in experiments with drugs and alcohol, especially speed.

Returning home for a year to question her life direction, she excelled at college but was never content. Music still called her to her in spite of its dangerous association with drugs. "The two aren't wedded," her friends counseled. When old Austin friend, Chet Helms, then in San Francisco, called to offer her a singing audition with an up-and-coming local group, Janis was tempted. She found a vital San Francisco community, turned upside down by the flower children of 1966, and was offered the singing position in a relatively obscure group called "Big Brother and the Holding Company."

Big Brother played in the Bay area and up and down the California coast, to ever-increasing enthusiasm for their unique brand of psychedelic rock. They initially signed with Mainstream Records, a small outfit that did little promotion, but did produce an album and two singles, "Blindman" and "All Is Loneliness." Then during the summer of 1967--the "Summer of Love"--Big Brother played a large concert, The Monterey InternatiPassword: No password specified
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