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Contactmusic Ltd (Free subscription) | yesterday
... Jorma Kaukonen. The tributes will conclude on Saturday (14Nov09) with the tribute show, featuring Lucinda Williams, Country Joe MCDonald, and songwriter Bob Neuwirth, who wrote one of Joplin's last recordings, Mercedes Benz. Joplin died from a drug overdose in 1970, aged 27.
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Boston Herald (Free subscription) | yesterday
The rock hall and Case Western Reserve University are hosting talks this week by those who knew Joplin, including her siblings, her former road manager, and Jefferson Airplane guitarist Jorma Kaukonen. Saturday’s tribute show will feature Lucinda Williams, Country Joe McDonald, and songwriter Bob Neuwirth, who penned the Janis Joplin favorite, "Mercedes Benz."
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Seattle Times (Free subscription) | yesterday
The rock hall and Case Western Reserve University are hosting talks this week by those who knew Joplin, including her siblings, her former road manager, and Jefferson Airplane guitarist Jorma Kaukonen (YOR'-mah KOW'-kah-nen). Saturday's tribute show will feature Lucinda Williams, Country Joe McDonald, and songwriter Bob Neuwirth, who penned the Janis Joplin favorite, "Mercedes Benz."
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Free subscription) | yesterday
... Airplane guitarist Jorma Kaukonen (YOR'-mah KOW'-kah-nen). Saturday's tribute show will feature Lucinda Williams, Country Joe McDonald, and songwriter Bob Neuwirth, who penned the Janis Joplin favorite, "Mercedes Benz."---On the Net:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum:
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Blogcritics: Music (Free subscription) | 11/09/2009
I recently received some promotional material concerning Madison Violet and it contained one of the best opening sentences I have read describing a new album release. “If Lucinda Williams were shagging Gillian Welch and had a love child with Steve Earle, their offspring might sound a little bit like Madison Violet’s new album No Fool For Trying.” You have got to love it.
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News.com.au (Free subscription) | 11/06/2009
There was a time when all it took was a phone call from the effervescent singer and she had alt-country leading lights such as Lucinda Williams and Buddy & Julie Miller or rock stars such as Bernard Fanning and The Living End lining up to be involved in her platinum-selling recordings.