S ljubavlju, Janis
"With love, Janis" is an intimate biography of Janis Joplin, written by her sister Laura Joplin, in which she provides an unbiased and comprehensive look at the life of this indomitable diva of rock'n'roll.
On over 400 pages, the biography reveals previously unpublished letters from Janis to her family as well as family photos.
Janis Joplin rushed through the music scene in the 60s like lightning, charming the audience with her magical voice, unforgettable performances and explosive public performances in which she appeared as a real blues singer - without a hair on her tongue and with a bottle in her hand. By the time her life tragically ended on October 4, 1970 due to a heroin overdose, she had become a rock and roll legend. She was only 27 years old.
Best known for her hits "Me And Bobby McGee," "Try," "Piece Of My Heart," and "Mercedes Benz," Janis Joplin has sold more than 300,000 copies of her albums today. In this, the first comprehensive biography of Janis Joplin, we are given an insight not only into her life, preoccupations, thoughts, and her sudden success and fame, but also a fascinating look at the early American rock scene and its participants.
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