Me and Bobby McGee

And the joke's on them.

Melissa Etheridge, Patty Smith, Janis Joplin's version of Me and Bobby McGee, Grace Slick's lead vocal on White Rabbit, Jefferson Airplane.

[singing] One pill makes you larger and one pill makes you small.

Raquel, I love this critique, and sounds like you've heard this critique.

She does have a distinct voice.

But forgive me, because the only song of hers that I really like is Me and Bobby McGee.

I'm listening to it right now as I write this episode.

I love that song.

who are Dasha Servi, Danielle Green, Annika Pace, and Ember Tate Steele.

Of course, it features Joplin's iconic hits, including Peace of My Heart, Me and Bobby McGee, and Try Just a Little Bit Harder, and more.

the players, the play, the production.

As Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane and Timothy Leary of LSD fame and others are said to have said, if you remember the 60s, you weren't really there, meaning that the 1960s were so intense socially, politically, musically, and chemically that anyone who lived through the era wouldn't have a neat, sober, orderly memory of it.