





Janis Joplin: Glory & Tragedy
Janis is one of the best blues and soul singers the music business has ever known and you can now proudly display her! Janis has some nice touches: bangles of different size and shapes on each of her wrists, beaded jewelry hanging from her neck, and removable sunglasses and hat. She also comes with a microphone stand and a detachable microphone. Then there’s the base/diorama: the peace sign, mushrooms all around, a tie-dye-ish sunset.
Janis also appears to have suffered from self-hatred and drowned her sorrows with alcohol, eventually dying choking on her own vomit while intoxicated. She lived the heights and depths of human achievement and human frailty: bullying by the frat boys (they voted her the ugliest man on campus), addiction, despair, and an early passage to the Beyond.
“The erotic quivers which shook [Janis’] frame when she sang told the audience she was enjoying every minute of it. When questioned about her singing..she said, ‘Maybe I won't last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now worrying about tomorrow.’” -COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR
Janis poured every bit of herself into her performances, living fully in the moment. As she once said, “Maybe I won’t last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now worrying about tomorrow.”
Janis is one of the best blues and soul singers the music business has ever known and you can now proudly display her! Janis has some nice touches: bangles of different size and shapes on each of her wrists, beaded jewelry hanging from her neck, and removable sunglasses and hat. She also comes with a microphone stand and a detachable microphone. Then there’s the base/diorama: the peace sign, mushrooms all around, a tie-dye-ish sunset.
Janis also appears to have suffered from self-hatred and drowned her sorrows with alcohol, eventually dying choking on her own vomit while intoxicated. She lived the heights and depths of human achievement and human frailty: bullying by the frat boys (they voted her the ugliest man on campus), addiction, despair, and an early passage to the Beyond.
“The erotic quivers which shook [Janis’] frame when she sang told the audience she was enjoying every minute of it. When questioned about her singing..she said, ‘Maybe I won't last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now worrying about tomorrow.’” -COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR
Janis poured every bit of herself into her performances, living fully in the moment. As she once said, “Maybe I won’t last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now worrying about tomorrow.”
Janis is one of the best blues and soul singers the music business has ever known and you can now proudly display her! Janis has some nice touches: bangles of different size and shapes on each of her wrists, beaded jewelry hanging from her neck, and removable sunglasses and hat. She also comes with a microphone stand and a detachable microphone. Then there’s the base/diorama: the peace sign, mushrooms all around, a tie-dye-ish sunset.
Janis also appears to have suffered from self-hatred and drowned her sorrows with alcohol, eventually dying choking on her own vomit while intoxicated. She lived the heights and depths of human achievement and human frailty: bullying by the frat boys (they voted her the ugliest man on campus), addiction, despair, and an early passage to the Beyond.
“The erotic quivers which shook [Janis’] frame when she sang told the audience she was enjoying every minute of it. When questioned about her singing..she said, ‘Maybe I won't last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now worrying about tomorrow.’” -COLUMBIA DAILY SPECTATOR
Janis poured every bit of herself into her performances, living fully in the moment. As she once said, “Maybe I won’t last as long as other singers, but I think you can destroy your now worrying about tomorrow.”