Janis Joplin - Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits folk A1 Addicted A2 Just Friends

A1 Addicted A2 Just Friends A3 Tears Dry On Their Own A4 He Can Only Hold Her B1 Cherry B2 Back To Black B3 Wake Up Alone B4 Love Is A Losing Game C1 F*ck Me Pumps C2 Cupid C3 Hey Little Rich Girl C4 Monkey Man D1 You Know I'm No Good D2 Rehab D3 Me & Mr Jones D4 Valerie

whistles and screeches in a manner that sounds like a harsh take on a Johnny Jewel composition

England in 1982 by Andy Oppenheimer and Martin Lloyd

and Nash Whalen augment their already rich sound with laid back

it's a fair bet that the double exclamation mark and orange-and-black spine of Impulse quickly comes to mind

Janis Joplin - Janis Joplin's Greatest Hits folk A1 Addicted A2 Just FriendsBorn: 19 January 1943, Port Arthur, Texas, USA. Died: 04 October 1970, Los Angeles, California, USA. [b]Joplin[ b] was the eldest of her siblings Michael and Laura, and attended Thomas Jefferson High School, where she began painting and listening to blues artists [a=Bessie Smith], [a=Leadbelly], [a=Big Mama Thornton] and [a=Odetta] with the other rebellious kids in her neighborhood. She graduated high school in 1960, and in 1962, she quit university