Janis Joplin : 18 Essential Songs

HEY,

I WAITED SO LONG

FOR SOMEONE SO FINE,

I AIN'T GONNA LOSE MY CHANCE

TO MAKE YOU MINE

Neil Young : Live at The Overture Center For The Arts, Overture Hall,Madison, WI 01/24/19

OH TO LIVE ON

SUGAR MOUNTAIN

WITH THE BARKERS

AND THE 

COLORED BALLOONS

Joan Jett : Joan Jett/Bad Reputation (Expanded Edition)

I DON'T GIVE A DAMN

ABOUT MY BAD REPUTATION

LIVING IN THE PAST

IT'S THE NEW GENERATION

David Bowie : Station To Station (1976 Mix/ Harry Maslin 2010 Mix)

LAST NIGHT 

THEY LOVED YOU

OPENING DOORS

AND PULLING 

SOME STRINGS, ANGEL

The Allen Collins Band : Here, There & Back

 Larkin Allen Collins Jr.

 (July 19, 1952 – January 23, 1990) 

was an

 American guitarist, 

and one of the

 founding members 

of the Southern 

rock band

 Lynyrd Skynyrd. 

He co-wrote 

many of the

 band's songs 

with frontman

 and original

 lead singer

 Ronnie Van Zant.

Led Zeppelin : Boston Tea Party , Boston,MA. 01/23/69 (First Night)

YOU KNOW YOU SHOOK ME

YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG

YOU KNOW YOU SHOOK ME BABY,

YOU SHOOK ME ALL NIGHT LONG

YOU KNOW YOU SHOOK ME

SO HARD BABY, 

BABY BABY BABY

PLEASE COME HOME....

Ted Nugent : Locked & Loaded (San Antonio, TX USA 1/22/77)

THAT NADINE,

WHAT A TEENAGE QUEEN

SHE LOOKIN' SO CLEAN

ESPECIALLY DOWN IN BETWEEN..

  Locked & Loaded

 (San Antonio, TX USA 1/22/77)

The Doors : Backstage And Dangerous: The Private Rehearsal

NOW THAT WE

 KNOW EACH OTHER

A LITTLE BIT BETTER,

WHY DON'T YOU

COME OVER HERE

MAKE ME FEEL ALRIGHT

Spirit : Spirit

DID JIMMY 

(BORROW OR NOT ?)

You Be The Judge...

Hmmmm...

Led Zeppelin : Old Refectory, Southampton University, Southampton, UK 01/22/73

I WORK SEVEN

TO ELEVEN 

EVERY NIGHT

IT REALLY MAKES

 LIFE A DRAG....

Journey : Time3

SOMEDAY LOVE WILL FIND YOU

BREAK THOSE CHAINS THAT BIND YOU

ONE NIGHT WILL REMIND YOU

HOW WE TOUCHED

AND WENT OUR

SEPARATE WAYS

The 31st of February: The 31st of February

SHE ALWAYS WAS 

A SUNSHINE GIRL

SHE ALWAYS

DUG THE 

SUNSHINE WORLD

Canned Heat : Vintage / Boogie With Canned Heat

LORD ,

HAVE MERCY ON 

MY WICKED SON

Pink Floyd : Animals (2018 Remix)

YOU KNOW THAT I CARE

WHAT HAPPENS TO YOU

AND I KNOW THAT YOU CARE

FOR ME TOO

Journey : Infinity (Deluxe Edition)

OPEN MY EYES

TO A NEW KIND OF WAY

The Rolling Stones : Between All The Buttons

I'M GOING RED

AND MY TONGUE'S 

GETTING TIRED

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young : Studio Archives 1969

WHEN I FINALLY 

GET MYSELF TOGETHER

I'M GOING TO GET DOWN TO

THAT SUNNY SOUTHERN WEATHER

SEPARATE THE WHEAT

FROM THE CHAFF

I FEEL LIKE I OWE IT

TO SOMEONE. YEAH

Jerry Garcia : Garcia

IF THE THUNDER 

DON'T GET YOU

THEN THE LIGHTING WILL

The Beatles : Meet The Beatles ! (Stereo/ Mono)

WHILE I'M AWAY

I'LL WRITE HOME EVERYDAY

AND I'LL SEND 

ALL MY LOVING TO YOU

The Who : Greatest Hits Live

DIZZY IN MY HEAD
AND I'M FEELING BLUE

The Jimi Hendrix Experience : Liederhalle, Stuttgart, Germany 01/19/69

THEY TALK ABOUT ME

LIKE A DOG

TALKIN' ABOUT 

THE CLOTHES I WEAR

BUT THEY DON'T REALIZE

THEY'RE THE ONES

WHO'S SQUARE

Janis Joplin : Blow All My Blues Away (Box Set) (Expanded Edition)

Janis Lyn Joplin 

(January 19, 1943 – October 4, 1970)

 was an

 American singer

 and songwriter.

 One of the most iconic 

and successful 

rock performers 

of her era, 

she was noted for her

 powerful 

mezzo-soprano vocals 

and her 

"electric" 

stage presence.

In 1967, 

Joplin rose to prominence 

following an appearance

 at the

 Monterey Pop Festival, 

where she was the lead singer

of the then little-known 

San Francisco psychedelic

 rock band 

Big Brother and the Holding Company. 

After releasing two albums 

with the band, 

she left 

Big Brother to continue

 as a solo artist 

with her own backing groups, 

first 

the Kozmic Blues Band  

and then

 the Full Tilt Boogie Band. 

She performed at the 1969 

Woodstock Festival 

and on the

 Festival Express

 train tour. 

Five singles 

by Joplin reached

 the 

US Billboard Hot 100,

 including a cover 

of the 

Kris Kristofferson song

 "Me and Bobby McGee",

 which posthumously

 reached number one

 in March 1971. 

Her most popular songs

 include her cover versions of 

"Piece of My Heart", 

"Cry Baby",

 "Down on Me",

 "Ball and Chain",

 and

 "Summertime",

 as well as her 

original song

 "Mercedes Benz",

 which was her

 final recording.

Joplin died

 of a

'heroin overdose

 in 1970, 

at the age of only 27, 

after releasing

three albums

 two with 

Big Brother and the Holding Company 

and one solo album

A second solo album,

 Pearl, 

was released in

 January 1971, 

three months after

 her death.

 It reached number one

 on the Billboard 200.

 She was posthumously 

inducted into the

 Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 in 1995. 

Rolling Stone

 ranked Joplin 

number 28 

on its 2008 list 

of the 

"200 Greatest Singers of All Time",

 dropping to number 78

 in the 2023 list. 

As of 2013, 

she remains one 

of the top-selling vocalists

 in the United States, 

with Recording Industry 

Association of America

 (RIAA) 

certifications of

 18.5 million albums sold.

Warren Zevon : Excitable Boy

YOU HEAR HIM HOWLIN'

AROUND YOUR KITCHEN DOOR

YOU BETTER NOT

LET HIM IN ...

Pink Floyd : A Nice Pair

LIME AND LIMPID GREEN,

A SECOND SCENE

NOW FIGHTS BETWEEN 

THE BLUE 

YOU ONCE KNEW

Glenn Frey : Above The Clouds (The Collection Box Set)

 Glenn Lewis Frey

 (November 6, 1948 – January 18, 2016)

 was an 

American musician. 

He was a 

founding member

 of the rock band

 The Eagles, 

for whom he was

 the co-lead singer

 and frontman,

 roles he came to

 share with 

fellow member

 Don Henley, 

with whom he wrote

 most of

 Eagles' material.

 Frey played guitar

 and keyboards 

as well as 

singing lead vocals

 on songs such as

 "Take It Easy", 

"Peaceful Easy Feeling",

 "Tequila Sunrise",

 "Already Gone",

 "James Dean",

 "Lyin' Eyes", 

"New Kid in Town", 

and

 "Heartache Tonight".

While The Eagles 

were on hiatus

 from 1980 to 1994, 

Frey embarked on a 

successful solo career.

 He released his 

debut album, 

No Fun Aloud,

 in 1982

 and went on to

 record Top 40 hits 

"The One You Love", 

"Smuggler's Blues",

 "Sexy Girl",

 "The Heat Is On",

 "You Belong to the City", 

"True Love",

 "Soul Searchin'",

 and

 "Livin' Right".

 As a member of

The Eagles,

 Frey won

 six Grammy Awards

 and

 five American 

Music Awards

The Eagles 

were inducted into the

 Rock and Roll

 Hall of Fame

 in 1998,

 the first year they

 were nominated. 

Consolidating his 

solo recordings 

and those with

 the Eagles, 

Frey had 

24 Top 

40 singles

 on the

 Billboard Hot 100.