She had big hair, was a painter, dancer and multi instrumentalist. But it was her bluesy vocal voice and electric performance that blew the 1960s and 70s away. A May 1968 issue of Vogue described her as "the most staggering woman in rock...she slinks like tar, scowls like war...clutching the knees of a final stanza, begging it not to leave...Janis Joplin can sing the chic off any listener". Join us for an hour as we dive into the life of the Queen of Psychedelic Soul.

<p>She had big hair, was a painter, dancer and multi instrumentalist. But it was her bluesy vocal voice and electric performance that blew the 1960s and 70s away. A May 1968 issue of Vogue described her as "the most staggering woman in rock...she slinks like tar, scowls like war...clutching the knees of a final stanza, begging it not to leave...Janis Joplin can sing the chic off any listener". Join us for an hour as we dive into the life of the Queen of Psychedelic Soul.</p>

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