Janis Joplin was fantastic.
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Love it @Respectfully_Declined - fabulous costume!!
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Never had the pleasure of seeing Janis J - she left the world too early. Still love her music, which lives on…
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At times she warbled. Like the bird. Such a loss.
While the music output in 1971 was impressive, there’s of course been great music before and since. Admittedly it’s nostalgic though.
https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2021/may/22/asif-kapadia-1971-music-documentary-apple-tv
And there’s this; Happy Birthday to Bob.
JJ was a little bit before my time, but I liked Bette Midler in The Rose.
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Good job!!
I had the pleasure of seeing her and for free at University of Miami. She performed there and we were right up front. Loved her.
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A bit more before a little bit before:
Am I the only one thinking “Hitchhikers’ Guide to the Galaxy?”
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One of the (unintentional) benefits of the COVID era has been the mining of their archives by legacy artists of all stripes.
A good and noble goal.
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As long as you know where your towel is.
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There is also “Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas.”
The Magnificent Seven is on GRIT tonight. Helluva movie and what a cast.
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The guy in the black hat looks like the robot that stalked Richard Benjamin and James Brolin in the 1973 film “Westworld.”
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Wow - You made me go look.
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Well that’d be Yul Brenner in both cases.
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