Janis Joplin 'Pearl' (1971) - MUSIC REVIEW

ALBUM REVIEW! - Janis Joplin PEARL review - It was quite a few years ago that I first heard of Janis and her legendary performance at Woodstock 69. What's impressive about "Pearl" is its energy and dynamism... Expand for links!

Janis Joplin "Pearl" (1971)

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You can support the channel by simply watching this review of the "Pearl" album by Janis Joplin, released in 1971 posthumously after her death. Music review genres covered by this record include Blues Rock, Folk Rock, Funk and Funk Rock. It can also be categorised as R&B, Rock, Soul and USA / American music. You can use the blog link above to access a written version of the review, and a rating.

Xisuma Music focuses on a mini review format, covering multiple music record reviews a week, where you can get an overall feel for an album in just a few short minutes. If you're familiar with theneedledrop, Xisuma reviews albums in a similar style. He also has a music blog - the link for this album can be found above.

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[theinsanelogic]

One of my favorite albums, love your insight X, wonderful and thoughtful as always!

[georgelopez]

love these videos! Have you ever considered reviewing the album Outlandos D’Amour by The Police? It’s personally one of my favorites.

[Beckah]

I've always felt Joplin's vocals were ahead of their time and her untimely death combined with the dated vibe has meant her artistry has been pretty much consigned to history. I find that such a shame and wonder what would have become of her legacy if she had lived longer.
I've listen to a fair amount of 60s music but it was an era I didn't feel any connection with generally. It was interesting to hear the roots of modern music and certain tracks still reside in my mental playing, especially from the later part of the decade, but overall it was an education I think I'm done with. Our ears and tastes do change with age and influence so perhaps I'll revisit some of it again one day.

[alatyrakowska]

Could you check out Volume 1 by Magic Sword and review it?

[CastielQuinzel]

First again? Its so lonely in the comments rn