Janis Joplin
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Search complete. 297 mentions across 216 episodes found for "Janis Joplin".
Sep 22, 2026
Funkadelic & The Band Release Iconic Albums: Music History Today Podcast September 22
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Driven by the score from Jerry Bach and Sheldon Harnick, the Broadway musical would go on to become the first musical in Broadway history to surpass 3,000 performances.
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In 1969, the ABC television primetime music variety series The Music Scene premiered with a star-studded broadcast featuring James Brown, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, and Janis Joplin.
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It was hosted by comedian David Steinberg, and the show used Billboard's actual music charts to determine which artists would perform each week.
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In 1979, during a concert, Eagles guitarist Joe Walsh jokingly announced his tongue-in-cheek run for President of the United States, running on a humorous platform that promised free gas for everyone.
Kerrang April 89: Trippin’ with Mötley Crüe, Michael Bolton's Bangers and pissin’ with Wolfsbane
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3:48NorbertHOST
Motley Crue, Scorpion, Cinderella.
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doing Janis Joplin's Move Over, Skid Row and Corky Park.
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3:54NorbertHOST
So this was an album called Stairway to Heaven, Highway to Hell.
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4:00NorbertHOST
And they had some live tracks on it from the concert.
40 for 40: Randy Pt 1
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13:35Justin WilsonHOST
is meaningful for a pic
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gonna cluster the next four songs in these are all songs that i heard constantly over and over and over again in my house and three of these four are opening tracks of their record or the record that i had at home listening to it on so we have uh still crazy after all these years from paul simon We have Big Brother and Holding Company, which is Janis Joplin, Peace of My Heart.
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We have You May Be Right by Billy Joel, and I went out of order because I wanted to get all the track ones in.
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You May Be Right was, I think, track one for the greatest hits.
Episode 1390: Uncut & Unsigned September 22 Neish
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71:46TonyHOST
All right.
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71:46TonyHOST
A touch of Janice Joplin.
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Yes.
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71:48TonyHOST
A bit of Tina Turner.
"The Year Grunge Broke" Author Clive Barnes Talks 90s Alternative Rock
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29:04Clive BarnesGUEST
But, you know, when you look back under time, they really, really took some brave decisions, you know?
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29:11Rick BeckerHOST
The question always exists, and it goes back to Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin, and then it goes through to Kurt Cobain.
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29:21Rick BeckerHOST
If they would have survived, would they have been playing the state fair? You know, you never know if they would have stayed as big because you can think of bands that were that huge.
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29:34Rick BeckerHOST
And then 20 years later, you know, you're seeing them at some ridiculous venue that you never would have thought would have been possible.
7a Roundtable Fiancé Not Invited, Cuffing Added To Dictionary, Rose's Update Jane Brian and Scoop Celebs Passing 092126
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28:19EricHOST
Usually musicians
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28:20RoulaHOST
... usually it's musicians, like Janis Joplin, Amy Winehouse, um-
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Kurt
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Breaking the Cycle | Karise Eden Part 2
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34:40Karise EdenGUEST
So I'm finally doing it.
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34:42Karise EdenGUEST
And I've, um, managed to, uh, I work with an amazing touring company here in Australia, and we're taking a Janis Joplin show called Tell Mama, all on national tour through theatres and all sorts of stuff with a full
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34:57Kate DeAraugoHOST
band.
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34:58Kate DeAraugoHOST
So I'm really excited to get into it.
The Ghosts of Flight 401 & The Mysterious 32 Club
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19:50Nicolina SavelliHOST
Next episode.
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19:51Nicolina SavelliHOST
Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, Kurt Cobain, and Amy Winehouse all died at 27.
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19:58Nicolina SavelliHOST
And
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19:59Marie AdorantiHOST
more
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20:00Nicolina SavelliHOST
But those are just a couple names.
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20:02Marie AdorantiHOST
Did you know that I...
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20:04Marie AdorantiHOST
I'm obsessed with Janis Joplin.
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Sick For The Cure
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70:47Corey MorissetteHOST
it or no, we didn't literally mean it either, but Hot and Bothered is staying on the mixtape forever.
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70:52Corey MorissetteHOST
Man, I gave in on the Janis Joplin song.
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70:54Corey MorissetteHOST
Why do I have to give in again? any any uh any any what are your feelings on talk is cheap that's what i always kind of that's what
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71:04Dan PapathopoulosHOST
i'm gonna defend i might be alone yeah you were nine and a half on that
Steven McClintock: The Songwriter Behind Tiffany’s “All This Time”
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26:53Steven McClintockGUEST
I'm sure.
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26:54Steven McClintockGUEST
Janis Joplin, right there.
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26:56Steven McClintockGUEST
Got to see her when I was really young.
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26:58Steven McClintockGUEST
Really? Yeah.
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