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 From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia:<br>
-'''Janis Lyn Joplin''' (January 19, 1943 – October 4, 1970) was an American blues-influenced rock singer and occasional songwriter with a distinctive voice. Joplin performed on four albums recorded between 1966 and 1970 – two as the lead singer of San Francisco's ''Big Brother and The Holding Company,''[https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc19800/m1/#track/5] and two released as a solo artist. Joplin was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995, and received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
+'''Janis Lyn Joplin''' (January 19, 1943 – October 4, 1970) was an American blues-influenced rock singer and occasional songwriter with a distinctive voice. Joplin performed on four albums recorded between 1966 and 1970 – two as the lead singer of San Francisco's ''Big Brother and The Holding Company,''<ref>[https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc19800/m1/#track/5 Show 41 - The Acid Test: Psychedelics and a sub-culture emerge in San Francisco. (Part 1)]</ref> and two released as a solo artist. Joplin was inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1995, and received a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2005.
 ==References to Zappa==
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 <div align=right>–From interview in [[wikipedia:Underground press|IT]], No7, 1977 March: Zappa</div>
-<blockquote>[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
+<blockquote>[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[Wikipedia:Marc Bolan|Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
 <div align=right>–[[Germaine Greer]] in ''[[Frank was the Real Thing living in a Nightmare]]''</div>
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 * [[wikipedia:Janis Joplin|Janis Joplin]]
 [[Category:Rock Artists|Joplin]]

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 '''IT:''' Is management a problem for you?<br>
 '''Z''': It's a problem for the manager.</blockquote>
-<div align=right>–From interview in [[wikipedia:Underground press|IT]], No7, 1977 March: [[Zappa]]</div>
+<div align=right>–From interview in [[wikipedia:Underground press|IT]], No7, 1977 March: Zappa</div>
 <blockquote>[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>

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-[[Category:Rock Artists|Joplin, Janis]]
+[[Category:Rock Artists|Joplin]]
-[[Category:Blues singers|Joplin, Janis]]
+[[Category:Blues singers|Joplin]]
-[[Category:Singers|Joplin, Janis]]
+[[Category:Singers|Joplin]]
-[[Category:Targets|Joplin, Janis]]
+[[Category:Targets|Joplin]]

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 <div align=right>–From interview in [[wikipedia:Underground press|IT]], No7, 1977 March: [[Zappa]]</div>
-<blockquote>[[Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
+<blockquote>[[Biography|Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
 <div align=right>–[[Germaine Greer]] in ''[[Frank was the Real Thing living in a Nightmare]]''</div>

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 ==References to Zappa==
-Zappa and Joplin once went to bed together. He later referenced her in [[We're Turning Again]].
+Zappa and Joplin once went to bed together. He later referenced her in ''[[We're Turning Again]]''.
 <blockquote>'''IT:''' Who is your new manager?<br>
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 <blockquote>[[Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
-<div align=right>–[[Germaine Greer]] in [[Frank was the Real Thing living in a Nightmare]]</div>
+<div align=right>–[[Germaine Greer]] in ''[[Frank was the Real Thing living in a Nightmare]]''</div>
-Further reading:<br>
+==External links==
-[[wikipedia:Janis Joplin|Janis Joplin]]<br>
+* [[wikipedia:Janis Joplin|Janis Joplin]]
 [[Category:Rock Artists]]
 [[Category:Targets]]

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 <div align=right>–From interview in [[wikipedia:Underground press|IT]], No7, 1977 March: [[Zappa]]</div>
-<blockquote>[[Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[wikipedia:Jim Morrison|Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: [[Janis Joplin]] fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[wikipedia:Marc Bolan|Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
+<blockquote>[[Frank Zappa]] is dead. The obituaries have been published. The ones I read were full of peculiar caveats and qualifications. Despite Zappa's this and despite Zappa's that, he was someone, well, relatively important, even quite, even very. A mass of contradictions, he was wise and he was foolish, conformist and outrageous, Italo-Armenio-Californian freak-businessman, condescended to by Cockneys, taken seriously by Czechs and the American State Department. I read, too, about cultists visiting the tomb of [[wikipedia:Jim Morrison|Jim Morrison]] in Pere Lachaise. I knew Jim Morrison slightly, saw a bit of him, not long before he blew a gasket getting into a hot bath. Most of the dead popstars courted their own deaths: ''Janis Joplin'' fallen down between her bed and the wall, stiffed by an overdose; [[Jimi Hendrix]], supposedly suffocated by his vomit in narcotic swoon; [[wikipedia:Marc Bolan|Marc Bolan]] wrapped around a tree.</blockquote>
 <div align=right>–[[Germaine Greer]] in [[Frank was the Real Thing living in a Nightmare]]</div>