1971 Original in shrink. Her 5 star masterpiece in all its hot stamper glory. Janis Joplin's final studio album, "Pearl," is a soulful and powerful showcase of her raw, blues-inspired vocals. Released posthumously in 1971, the album features a range of tracks that highlight Joplin's versatility as a performer, from the soulful ballad "Cry Baby" to the raucous and energetic "Move Over."

One of the standout tracks on the album is undoubtedly "Me and Bobby McGee," a cover of a song originally written by Kris Kristofferson. Joplin infuses the track with her signature style, delivering a haunting and emotional rendition that solidified her status as a legendary performer.

"Pearl" is a poignant reminder of Joplin's immense talent and the impact she had on the music industry during her short but unforgettable career. With its powerful vocals, soulful melodies, and emotionally charged lyrics, "Pearl" continues to be a timeless classic that resonates with listeners today.