![]() ![]() ![]() Personal : Death : Accidental (Drug overdose, possibly alcohol).Lifestyle : Work : Work in team/ Tandem (Rock band).Lifestyle : Work : Work alone/ Singular role (solo music career).Family : Childhood : Order of birth (Eldest of three children).Diagnoses : Psychological : Abuse Drugs (Terminal).Diagnoses : Psychological : Abuse Alcohol (Heavy, terminal).on January 19, 1943." Kannon McAfee sent a screen shot taken from a PBS documentary which contains hospital notes with the time of birth given as 9.30 am.įrank Clifford quotes same data from "Birth certificate, copy on file." 14: "Janis Lyn Joplin was born at 9:30 A.M. Sy Scholfield quotes from "Janis Joplin: Take Another Little Piece of My Heart" by Edward Willett (Enslow, 2008), p. Copies of the official State of Texas BC are public on the Internet, with the 9:45 birth time. Friedman "Buried Alice." Biography: Alice Echols, "The Life and Times of Janis Joplin," 1999. Death by Accident 4 October 1970 at 01:40 AM in Hollywood (Age 27, overdose of heroin). ![]() role played of/by Jordan, Sass (born 23 December 1960).lover relationship with Morrison, Jim (born 8 December 1943).friend relationship with Winters, Shelley (born 18 August 1920).friend relationship with Whiteley, Brett (born 7 April 1939).Link to Wikipedia biography Relationships Her sister Laura has written an off-beat, often funny biography called "Love, Janis." Her fiancé, Seth Morgan believes that she would of broadened her horizons in a slower more natural growth cycle if she would lived. An overweight, unhappy kid, she expressed her resentment and hunger in heavy-duty parties and indiscriminate sex with both men and women, generally living on what she called "the outer limits of probability" until her death at 27 of a heroin/morphine overdose in a Hollywood motel room, on 4 October 1970 at 1:40 AM. She was one of the first women to break into the exclusive boys' club of rock'n'roll, rising from a pimply wallflower to a beloved emblem of hippie rebellion. Her band-mate, Sam Andrew of the "Big Brother and the Holding Co." claims she never did grass or acid Joplin's drug-of-choice was heroin to keep herself going on her self-imposed rigid schedule. Her rise to fame was fast, burning with drugs and alcohol, a workaholic whose friends warned her to slow down. American singer and rock-star of the hippie years whose style of singing was a cross between blues and larynx-shredding, carefully rehearsed shrieking. ![]()
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