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Item number 1702477JF, $12.95, 88 pages
She was a star that burned oh so bright, but just for a short amount of time. Although relatively young, she had a voice that contained the pain, emotion, and life of someone much older. She could definitely sing the blues! She was Janis Joplin, and this is her music.
This folio presents 16 of Janis Joplin's classic hits in arrangements for piano with vocal and optional guitar chords.
Product Format: Piano/Vocal/Guitar
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Complete song list for "Janis" - Sheet Music Songbook
Walk Right In - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: H. Woods and Gus Cannon - ©1930
Ball And Chain - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Willie Mae (Big Mama) Thornton - ©1968
Try (Just A Little Bit Harder) - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - ©1968
Me And Bobby McGee - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Fred Foster and Kris Kristofferson - ©1969
Trouble In Mind - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Richard M. Jones - ©1937
Bye Bye Baby - From: Big Brother And The Holding Company - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: R.P. St. John, Jr. - ©1968
Move Over - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - ©1971
Piece Of My Heart - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Jerry Ragovoy and Bert Berns - ©1967
Kozmic Blues - From: I Got Dem-Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Gabriel Mekler and Janis Joplin - ©1969
Mercedes Benz - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Michael McClure and Janis Joplin - ©1970
Maybe - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Richard Barrett - ©1958
Tell Mama - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: C. Carter - ©1966
Summertime - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: George Gershwin and DuBose Heyward - ©1935
Get It While You Can - From: Pearl - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Mort Shuman and Jerry Ragovoy - ©1967
San Francisco Bay Blues - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Jesse Fuller - ©1958
Cry Baby - From: Janis - Performed by: Janis Joplin - Composed by: Norman Meade and Bert Russell - ©1963
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More Information |  Lyrics are included
 Difficulty 5 on a scale of 1 to 6 with 6 being the hardest.
 Guitar chords are included in this book.
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