, just as toxic for his bulbous liver - but when his throat Janis performed well, space and time were ripped apart. Later he preferred to switch to vodka, softer for his pharynx He was irregular in his concerts, sometimes he failed because his voice was annoyed by slugs of whiskey and bourbon - months He radiated, of course, the charisma of the damned. No one could deny that she was not the rock queen of the 60s. the best a white blues singer ever had - because she had the same roughness as that of her goddess, Bessie Smith. Her body was a nuclear power plant and her voice that of the devil
The world's biggest sex object was known because there wasn't a day that she didn't sleep with someone, and for sex she needed to get high: alcohol, tobacco, her regular Janis responded with a laconic "it's the truth." The hotel manager, it is said, caught his attention: , he checked into the legendary Chelsea Hotel - a place frequented by camels, musicians and groupies, and which by then was beginning to feed his fame of a cursed den-, and wrote a phrase on the headboard of his bed with lipstick: He never cared: in February 1968, when he visited New York for the first time with his band, She unleashed and began to build her legend, even at the cost of paying a heavy price. She never felt accepted, or wanted, or desired, and when she fled west to live as a In a way, that was his way of taking revenge for the humiliations he had received during his adolescence. Next October 4 marks the 50th anniversary of the star's death. She knew she would die young and she didn't care. She was a beast: in bed, burning the hypodermic needle and singing the blues. , and from then on she had no choice but to accelerate her hedonistic rhythm: there was not a single pleasure that was not given, and what in 1977 became a mantra -Īs the song by Ian Dury said - she had already been practicing it for some time without measure like the great woman liberated from her days. Her fame had spilled over in July last year, at the Monterey Pop festival, the great Janis Joplin was at the height of her vocal and vital power in early 1968. 'Playlist' Janis' unforgettable voice, in 15 songs Documentary.Janis Joplin, The Unknown Angel
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