who hitched hiked with Janis Joplin from texas to california way back in the 60s and died about six months ago
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I believe it was Chet Helms.\n\nSee the links below.
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Janis Joplin was a drunk and a drug addict and an Incredible Singer. Don't think she was a practicing lesbian but she wasn't very popular with the boys. For all of her tallent she had a very humble outside appearance. Doen't mean she was a lesbian but she was bisexual. Probably a "try" sexual...  will give anything at least a "try." After all, that was the era of "love."\n\n"Janis Joplin: Although Janis Joplin did not self-identify as bisexual, she did have relationships with both men and women." (http://lesbianlife.about.com/cs/famouslesbians/l/blfamoslesbians.htm)
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It would help to know which state's Joplin you are talking about.  I would try using your favorite search engine.
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He was in the hospital in January with pneumonia, but released by the end of the month. I believe he is 92 years old--doesn't seem possible. He attended Coretta Scott King's funeral and looked fit.
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He died on September 4, 1964.  Not sure how.  Probably old age since he was 80.
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Janis Joplin, But you already knew that, right?
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jim morrison; janis joplin; bob marley; john lennon; hank williams; johnny cash; sammy davis; frank sinatra; elvis; otis redding; sam cooke; louis armstrong; billie holiday; al jolson; caruso; celia cruz; mahalia jackson
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That person is so full of b.s.  He died in a plane accident.  It was a little plane they had decided to take up and the plane crashed.  The bus driver I think was the pilot and his license was expired.  The plane actually hit the bus that ozzy and everyone else were sleeping on.  It woke them up when one of the wings hit the plane.  Here is a detailed descrip...\nThe bus arrived at Flying Baron Estates in Leesburg at about 8:00 a.m. on the 19th and parked approximately 90 yards away from the landing strip and approximately 15 yards in front of the house that would later serve as the accident site. On the bus were: Ozzy Osbourne, Sharon Arden, Rudy Sarzo, Tommy Aldrige, Don Airey, Wanda Aycock, Andrew Aycock, Rachel Youngblood, Randy Rhoads and the bands tour manager. Andrew Aycock and his ex-wife, Wanda, went into Jerry Calhoun’s house to make some coffee while some members of Ozzy Osbourne’s band slept in the bus and others got out and "stretched". Being stored inside of the aircraft hanger at Flying Baron Estates, was a red and white 1955 Beechcraft Bonanza F-35 (registration #: N567LT) that belonged to Mike Partin of Kissimmee, Florida. Andrew Aycock, who had driven the groups bus all night from Knoxville and who had a pilots license, apparently took the plane without permission and took keyboardist Don Airey and the bands tour manager up in the plane for a few minutes, at times flying low to the ground. Unbeknownst to anyone at the time, Andrew Aycock’s medical certificate (3rd class) had expired, thus making his pilots license not valid. \n\nApproximately 9:00 a.m. on the morning of March 19th, Andrew Aycock took Rachel Youngblood and Randy Rhoads up for a few minutes. During this trip the plane began to fly low to the ground, at times below tree level, and "buzzed" the bands tour bus three times. On the fourth pass (banking to the left in a south-west direction) the planes left wing struck the left side of the bands tour bus (parked facing east) puncturing it in two places approximately half way down on the right side of the bus. The plane, with the exception of the left wing, was thrown over the bus, hit a nearby pine tree, severing it approximately 10 feet up from the bottom, before it crashed into the garage on the west side of the home owned by Jerry Calhoun. The plane was an estimated 10 feet off the ground traveling at approximately 120 - 150 knots during impact. The house was almost immediately engulfed in flames and destroyed by the crash and ensuing fire, as was the garage (pictured) and the two vehicles inside, an Oldsmobile and a Ford Granada. Jesse Herndon, who was inside the house during the impact, escaped with no injuries. The largest piece of the plane that was left was a wing section about 6 to 7 feet long. The very wing that caught the side of the tour bus, was deposited just to the north of the bus. The severed pine tree stood between the bus and the house.\n\nOzzy Osbourne, Tommy Aldrige, Rudy Sarzo and Sharon Arden, who were all asleep on the bus, were awoken by the planes impact and (at first) thought they had been involved in a traffic accident. Wanda Aycock had returned to the bus while keyboardist Don Airey stood outside and witnesses the accident, as did Marylee Morrison, who was riding her horse within sight of the estate. Two men, at the west end of the runway, witnessed the plane "buzzing" the area when the plane suddenly "went out of sight" as it crashed. \n\nOnce outside of the bus the band members learned of the catastrophic event that had just taken place. The bus was moved approximately 300 feet to the east of the house that was engulfed in flames. The band checked into the Hilco Inn in Leesburg where they mourned the death of Randy and Rachel and would wait for family members to arrive. While Orlando’s "Rock Super Bowl XIV", scheduled for later that day, was not canceled, the Ozzy Osbourne band would not play and the promoters of
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You should try Friends Reunited. Good luck :-)
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Lionel Aldridge, Peter Green from Fleetwood Mac, Syd Barrett from Pink Floyd, Mary Todd Lincoln (Abraham's wife), Njinsky, and Jack Kerouac
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there is a joplin in south missouri about 1hr and half from aroura missouri. i dont know who cheyennesilver is or anything.
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Jim tragically died in a small plane crash outside of Nashville, Tennessee, on the evening of 31st July, 1964. He was the pilot of the craft along with his passenger, Dean Manuel (who was also sadly killed). The pair had taken off from Brantwood, Tennessee, just a few hours before having completed a business deal.\n\n(Manuel was also the talented piano player in Jim's backing band)\n\nJim's religion is slightly more tricky but, I understand, his family were of the Baptist faith. I'm not too sure if Jim was overtly religious but he did record many gospel tunes during his career and always enjoyed looking forward to the Christmas season.
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yeah, she died...coz she's very ill..FYI: the title is "a walk to remember" coz actually before their wedding jamie couldnt walk at all anymore but in their wedding she tried to walk down the aisle...
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Died 08/27/1971\n\nHis cause of death is listed as "unspecified"
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Jerome John "Jerry" Garcia (August 1, 1942 – August 9, 1995) was famous as the lead guitarist and vocalist of the psychedelic rock band the Grateful Dead,
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Look up Genies book of record's.He died in the 30'y's
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I went to Harpeth Hall with Reese Witherspoon in Nashville, TN. I'm bestfriends with her brother John(we call him Spoon) and his wife Jenny(who went to Hillsboro High in Nashville). I also know Shelton Williams(Hank, Jr. III). He went to Franklin High School in Frankin, TN. He is in the 1990 yearbook fighting with Rob Galbreath. No one won because the cops came. My great uncle, Gorden Stoker, was a back up singer for Elvis(the Jordanaires). I have plenty of pictures. I am also related to Amy Grant. She is my cousin by marriage. My mom grew up next door to the Grant's in Nashville and we still see Dr. and Mrs. Grant in Destin,Fl where they have a condo(have pics of our families together). I also know Keith Urban.My good friend Lou, use to live with him when he first came to Nashville and wasn't too famous. I have pictures of us partying at Tootsie's, in downtown Nashville,for Lou's birthday in October of 2003. I know more,but I'm tired of typing. It pays to grow up in Nashville!!