CD-Charts Position 281

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The Collection

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Bessie Smith

Release Date May 01, 1989

CD-Charts Position 282
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I Got Dem Ol'kozmic Blues

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Janis Joplin

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Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 283
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Jail

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton

Release Date October 23, 1995
Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 284
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Classics 1929-1933

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Bessie Smith

Release Date January 17, 2000
Listen to this album and then tell me that JJ couldn't move you to your soul! I think that 'Little Girl Blue' is the finest performance Janis ever put on record, it's so deep and beautiful. 'Try (Just a little bit harder)' swings and rocks like crazy. 'Maybe' features some of Janis's most magical flights into her high-register. 'Work Me, Lord' is the record to put on when you're feeling like you're having a 'Long Dark Night of the Soul', the closing moments are absolutely wrenching. JJ might have been having some of her hardest battles with drink and heroin at the time, but on this album she pulled out performances any singer would have been proud of.

Rolling Stone repeatedly panned Janis throughout her brief career, then eulogised ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 285
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Pearl

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Janis Joplin

Release Date October 18, 1999
Janis Joplin is remembered for her wild life style and tragic early death but she was one of the great talents of the sixties, a time when there was an explosion of talent on the pop scene. This last album shows great range from the humorous Mercedes Benz to the country style Me and Bobby McGee and the wild and raucous excitement of Cry Baby. It is an excellent introduction to Janis Joplin and a 'must have' for anyone interested in the development of pop music.

CD-Charts Position 286
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Without a Warning [CASSETTE]

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Sue Foley

Release Date October 28, 1993
Janis Joplin is remembered for her wild life style and tragic early death but she was one of the great talents of the sixties, a time when there was an explosion of talent on the pop scene. This last album shows great range from the humorous Mercedes Benz to the country style Me and Bobby McGee and the wild and raucous excitement of Cry Baby. It is an excellent introduction to Janis Joplin and a 'must have' for anyone interested in the development of pop music.

CD-Charts Position 287
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Farewell Song

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Janis Joplin

Release Date
Janis Joplin is remembered for her wild life style and tragic early death but she was one of the great talents of the sixties, a time when there was an explosion of talent on the pop scene. This last album shows great range from the humorous Mercedes Benz to the country style Me and Bobby McGee and the wild and raucous excitement of Cry Baby. It is an excellent introduction to Janis Joplin and a 'must have' for anyone interested in the development of pop music.

CD-Charts Position 288
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Lucille Bogan Vol.1 1923-1930

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Lucille Bogan

Release Date April 01, 1993
Janis Joplin is remembered for her wild life style and tragic early death but she was one of the great talents of the sixties, a time when there was an explosion of talent on the pop scene. This last album shows great range from the humorous Mercedes Benz to the country style Me and Bobby McGee and the wild and raucous excitement of Cry Baby. It is an excellent introduction to Janis Joplin and a 'must have' for anyone interested in the development of pop music.

CD-Charts Position 289
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Dreams C

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: M. Ball/a. Strehli/L.a. Barton

Release Date December 23, 1999
Janis Joplin is remembered for her wild life style and tragic early death but she was one of the great talents of the sixties, a time when there was an explosion of talent on the pop scene. This last album shows great range from the humorous Mercedes Benz to the country style Me and Bobby McGee and the wild and raucous excitement of Cry Baby. It is an excellent introduction to Janis Joplin and a 'must have' for anyone interested in the development of pop music.

CD-Charts Position 290
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Sassy Mama

CD-Charts > Music > Classic Female Singers
by: Willie Mae 'Big Mama' Thornton

Release Date May 07, 1996
Janis Joplin is remembered for her wild life style and tragic early death but she was one of the great talents of the sixties, a time when there was an explosion of talent on the pop scene. This last album shows great range from the humorous Mercedes Benz to the country style Me and Bobby McGee and the wild and raucous excitement of Cry Baby. It is an excellent introduction to Janis Joplin and a 'must have' for anyone interested in the development of pop music.