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Pearl - CD, LP, Box Set, SACD

Janis Joplin

Blues Rock | Blue-Eyed Soul | Soul Blues

1971

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LP Janis Joplin: Pearl

Columbia 12. June 2020 Europe

Album Reissue

The album "Pearl" is in a way a legacy of Janis Joplin - shortly after the recording was finished, the blues-rock legend died of a heroin overdose in October 1970. With incredible sensitivity, she perfected songs like "Me And Bobby McGee," written for her by Kris Kristofferson, as hauntingly as Bobby Womack's "Trust Me" and her own compositions ...

More ID: 27605 EAN: 0886979782518 Discogs ID: 15469496

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Title	Pearl
Artist	Janis Joplin
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Columbia
Country of issue	Europe
Date of publication	12. June 2020
First released	1971
Weight	230 g
EAN	0886979782518
Product ID	27605
Discogs ID	15469496
Discogs reviews	4.24

Janis Joplin: Pearl version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Europe in publishing company Columbia on 12. June 2020.

The album "Pearl" is in a way a legacy of Janis Joplin - shortly after the recording was finished, the blues-rock legend died of a heroin overdose in October 1970. With incredible sensitivity, she perfected songs like "Me And Bobby McGee," written for her by Kris Kristofferson, as hauntingly as Bobby Womack's "Trust Me" and her own compositions "Move Over" and "Mercedes Benz." In addition to "Me And Bobby McGee", "Get It While You Can" and "Cry Baby" were also released as singles. The blues singer's ashes were scattered in the Pacific Ocean off San Francisco Bay after her death at her request. Her entire $2,500 inheritance was distributed by 200 of her closest friends in a single evening, according to her wishes. Janis Joplin lived to be just 27 years old, and the two-disc edition features bonus tracks including a birthday message to John Lennon from the song "Happy Trails" and a reunion of the Full Tilt Boogie Band in an instrumental tribute to Joplin. The second disc contained an extended set from the Festival Express Tour, recorded between June 28 and July 4, 1970.

Album spans genres Blues Rock, Blue-Eyed Soul and Soul Blues.

A1	Move Over	3:40 min
A2	Cry Baby	3:55 min
A3	A Woman Left Lonely	3:26 min
A4	Half Moon	3:50 min
A5	Buried Alive In The Blues	2:23 min
B1	My Baby	3:43 min
B2	Me & Bobby McGee	4:28 min
	Acoustic Guitar Pearl (8)
B3	Mercedes Benz	1:45 min
B4	Trust Me	3:14 min
	Acoustic Guitar Bobby Womack
B5	Get It While You Can	3:22 min