Janis Joplin never recorded "Brand New Key." This song was written by Melanie Safka, and released in 1971, nearly a year after Janis Joplin died.
Fancy. It was Janis' song originally.
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Yes, Janis Joplin has recorded proud Mary.
Yes, Janis Joplin recorded a version of "Kansas City." Her rendition was featured on her 1970 posthumous album, "Janis." The song showcases her powerful vocals and unique style, contributing to her legacy as a rock and blues icon. Joplin's interpretation of "Kansas City" is often celebrated for its raw energy and emotional depth.
Janis Joplin
Fancy. It was Janis' song originally.
Janis Joplin never recorded "Brand New Key." This song was written by Melanie Safka, and released in 1971, nearly a year after Janis Joplin died.
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no she didn't
Yes, Janis Joplin has recorded proud Mary.
Here are two highlights of Janis Joplin's career: 1. The release of her album Pearl. This was her most successful album and stayed number one on music charts for nine consecutive weeks. 2. Her decision to leave the band Big Brother. That's all I know, I hope it helps!
what i ment was why she sang it, and not "your" but My, and was there a reason why she sang it like, because she got her heart broken? or what? (im doing a project on her..)
Can't Turn You Loose ... released as a single in 1965 and on the album Live in Europe in 1967.
No Janis never sang The Rose! It is a song that was wrote for a movie about JJ which originally was to be called Pearl which was JJ's nickname but her parents would not give permission to write about her and make the movie The original singer Bette Midler recorded the song which was written by Amanda McBroom in 1979 9 years after the death of Janis Joplin!!
She did at the Wake for Martin Luther King, Jr. concert in New York.
White Rabbit was recorded by Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane. I never could figure out that name, there is no aircraft manufacturer called Jefferson, Douglas, Boeing, Lockheed, sure, no Jeffs.