FIRST TIME HEARING JANIS JOPLIN | Ball and Chain Monterey Pop 1967 -Janis Joplin (Reaction)
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When Janis entered the stage at Monterey Pop she was an unknown, when she exited the stage she was a legend.
Clas: That is a gorgeous line! Nice writing. : o )
She was not an unknown. I had some of her albums before this concert in 1967. This is the 1967 Monterey Pop Festival. It was a big deal. This is the concert in which Jimi Hendrix covered Wild Thing, and set his guitar on fire before he smashed it. A beautiful performance! This performance opened the eyes of a lot of people who weren’t to aware of Janis Joplin.
She had the "Big brother and holding co." Album from Mainstream. After that in August 1968 came out " Cheap Thrills"
Janis.. Queen of the Blues..
I can tell you were a hippie in your past life ❤
Pure Rock at its finest. None better. RIP Janis.
Janis didn't sing, she gave you every ounce of what she was feeling. It is an experience.
Janis is a lovely rabbit hole to travel. She helped mainstream rock and roll grow up. The lady in the sunglasses was Cass Elliot, a singer herself both solo and with The Mamas and Papas group.
Yes
so many people do not catch who that is. thank you. and she looks entirely mesmorized by janis.
Great reaction again..
Janis queen of the blues ..
That lady in the sunglasses was Mama Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas. A musical legend of her own.
That's my girl🙌👏💯 and I was at this concert, the well known Monterey Jazz Festival, having been raised in this area. This concert introduced Janis as well as Jimi Hendricks and many others to a wider national audience. Jimi lit his guitar on fire at the end of his set even. I saw Janis a few years later at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco the last time she played there. Her energy was wild and untamed and life changing to experience. What a time to be alive when all this great music was bursting on the scene.🎶🎶🎶
I was at the Saturday show when BB and Janis first did this. They weren’t fined, so they did it again Sunday night or afternoon. Which one did you see? I still live in the area.
Thanks for allowing it to play through.
Lol .damn it .I thought it was dark outside . What a voice .
My homegirl...❤❤ Amazing performance which launched her short taste of ⭐ stardom before he tragic death at just 27 years young...
Janis was true to herself, something that made her one of the best
No one sounds like Janis. Another tragic death at 27 yrs old in 1970 that took a forger of Rock and Blues music. She was overwhelmed by the number of people at Woodstock and spent the entire day getting ripped before she went on at 2am.
That was Mama Cass in the audience with the sunglasses (Cass Elliott from the Mama's and the Papas) and she truly was in awe of Janis! 👍
Really appreciate you not pausing every 5 seconds. Janis was, is, and always will be fabulous. The lady with the sunglasses is the vocal powerhouse Mama Cass Elliot, from The Mamas & The Papas, had lots of hits.
I lived next door to Janis Joplin in the Haight-Ashbury the fall of 1967. I didn't know her, but I'd see her running around the neighborhood.
JB, you keep looking at us in disbelief...lol, ya she was that good,so glad you enjoyed one of her many great songs.
YES!!! Janis!!!! :)
The Monterey Pop Festival was in 1967. Both Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix left within a month of each other in 1970. Their videoed legacies lives on. Amen....
I was a year old and my sister was 18 and we were both lucky enough to be at this festival. I don’t remember, however she said she changed my diaper while watching Janis sing this.
You are in the major league young man
Every time I see someone reacting to our Janis,I yell YES,YES,YES(In my head)
I was at this very show! 1967! She was an earnest student of Bessie Smith, Otis Redding, Aretha, Nina Simone and Tina Turner.
seen Janis Filmore east nyc. little girl big voice. she didnt just sing this, she owned it.
You know you're something when Mama Cass looks on in wonder
Piece of my Heart and Me and Bobby McGee are great also! Thanks for reacting to Janis!
♥ Monterey Pop introduced the world to both Janis Joplin & Jimi Hendrix!
Janis was incredible. Another beautiful soul that left us way too early, at age 27. The lady with the sunglasses was Mama Cass Elliott, another great singer, one of the Mama's and the Papa's.
Yep. She was something else. Now the next time you catch yourself (or a friend) thinking an elder is frumpy, not keeping up with the times or what have you, just remember we were with Janis. And Led Zeppelin. And Hendrix. And Tina…
Thank you! You rocked out another great reaction! 🙏♥️
Nice…says this old man (67)😂
And this frumpy 76-yr old man shouts Amen, brother! Our generation delivered the goods!
70 yo❤ I agree. We had the best music
I raise my cane in agreement!! 😎
@@tunes5077 😁 ✌️👨🦳🦯
At that Moment in time Janis and Big Brother were Unknown outside of the bay area
The first unfilmed performance created such a buzz that then President of Columbia Records. CLIVE DAvis attended the final night knowing Big Brother would perform again for the cameras.
Clive had a contract with him and was so impressed he signed the band right away. With the clout of Columbia records behind them they found success.
Great reaction! Check out Janis Joplin Work Me Lord Live in Stockholm 1969. This will blow you away for sure!!! Good luck!
❤ you need more Janis
Many call Janis Joplin The Queen Of R&R-Blues Female Vocalist. She gets my vote.... Her list is huge, have fun.
I saw her live.. she was amazing.
The woman in the audience staring in amazement is Mama Cass from the group the Mamas and Papas.
Her voice has been described as molasses poured over gravel.
Seen this video about 50 times. Get chocked up every time. Best white female blues singer I’ve ever heard.
“Cry Baby” studio version. Her opening notes showcase her ability to sing two notes at the same time- known as polyphonic overtone singing- and the song is a banger. You can’t hear it as well in a live version… I’m so thankful I’m old enough to remember when her songs were hits on the radio. 🤘🏼🤘🏼❤️
Otis' performance at that fest is immortal
Janis was the best! Miss her still!
Try the live version of "Summertime" from 1969. That is the most soulful thing you'll probably hear, ever.
React to Janis Joplin live at Woodstock 1969 and also singing Summertime live
At last! You have at last been honestly blown AWAY! Love it! I'm so glad you see her passion! Now, that lady in the sunglasses is Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas. She was at the top of her game, highly respected as one of the Mamas and the Papas and in her solo career. Her singing style could not be more different from Janis', but you can see she is just blown away by Janis and loving it. Unfortunately, Cass died very young, at the height of her career, of a heart attack. Check out the Mamas and the Papas "California Dreamin" and in her solo career, "Words of Love". She was wonderful.
Ball and Chain was written by Big Mama Thornton, you ought to give her version a listen as well.
GREAT reaction choice!!!!!!!!! YES!!!!
OMG...she was magnificent...gone way too soon!
"Lady With The Sun Glasses"... A good friend of Janis.... Mama Cass Elliott from "The Mama's And The Papa's.... great singer, you will do them someday.... "California Dreaming"
That woman with the sunglasses was Mama Cass Eliot, a famous singer at the time. That's why the camera focused on her.
Janis Joplin and "BIG Brother And The Holding Company" got a hold of everybody with their first album... "Cheap Thrills"... she hit us all UP SIDE OUR HEADS like nobody else had ever done before. I still have the original album. Check out the cover.
Janis Joplin brought a huge blue soul in a small body. Try "Cry Baby" or "Piece of My Heart" as studio cuts, and maybe live performances of "Summertime" and "Little Girl Blue." She had range, passion, and she still blows me away.
Another CRANK IT UP from JM.... Cool
You Will Love ❤️ Her!
Definitely check out Janis live Stockholm 1969, Work Me Lord and Summertime. Also check out Janis live 1969 on The Tom Jones Show, Little Girl Blue. You won't be disappointed. The woman in the crowd reacting to Janis was none other than Mama Cass Elliott of The Mamas and Papas. Incredible talent here.
Your facial expressions while watching said it all...:)
The distorted intro is intentional. One of Janis Joplin’s genres besides Blues Rock was known as Psychedelic Blooze
And psychedelic booze -- Southern Comfort to be exact. Poor thing. She said, "I sing to 10,000 people, but I go home alone." Terrific reaction!
Saw Janis with my mom and dad in I think 69 at the Chicago auditorium… I would’ve been 13…epic epic epic.
Others have mentioned that the woman reacting in the front row was Cass Elliot..Mamas and the Papas member.. their song California Dreaming might be worth a watch
That said, react to artists live performances as often as possible
Great respectful reactions…appreciate you
Cool reaction! You can look up on TH-cam Janis Joplin on the Dick Cavett show from the 70s. She was very energetic and unique. You might want to look up the songs piece of my heart and Me and Bobby McGee.
Woodstock was Woodstock and couldn't be touched for size. Monterrey was revolutionary on so many levels.
Woman in sunglasses is Mama Cat Eliot (Mamas & Papas)
Thanks, JMBoy! Janis - QUEEN of the blues vocals... appreciate your listen...!!!! (P.S. you can see Mama Cass Elliot in sunglasses in the audience with her mouth agape at Janis' performance!)
My favorite by Janis is Turtle Blues. Give it a try.
Just for the FUN of it. The look on your face smiling will be funny as you check out these Ladies.... Wild Orchid - Talk To Me
My favorite Janis is "Little Girl Blues."
imagine a tiny white girl in the early 1960s in Texas a insanely Conservative (racist) state being a vessel for the Blues. Janis was a revelation, she knocked us out and we loved her .RIP beautiful woman ❤
Woman in audience was Mama Cass Elliott of The Mamas And The Papas.
That was Cass Elliot in the shades.
The lady with the sunglasses was Mama Cass of The Mamas the Papas.
Welcome to Janis world. Another one we lost way to soon from a heroin overdose in 1970. I was twelve then and I remember hearing that Jimi Hendrix died from an overdose and just a month later Janis. I probably made a mental note at that point to don't ever let anyone try to talk me into trying heroin when I got to highschool. These two checking out a month apart shook me up. A year later the lead singer from The Doors was gone but not from heroin. No one really knows to this day but probably alcohol poisoning, he was a raging alcoholic. I know I thought at the time that being a rock star might be hazardous to your health.
During the second half of the sixties and early seventies it seemed that musicians were accidentally offing themselves kinda frequently. I'm just glad that Lennon cleaned up and came out of it very well. From what I understand is that he snorted heroin but never shot up and from what I've been told is that the withdrawal symptoms were not as severe as when shooting up.
I wouldn't know though because I never had any interest in finding out.
Peace
The lady with the sunglasses is Mamma Cass. From the Momma's and the Pappas...
Actually it’s Big Brother and the Holding Company. She was the lead singer.
THE WOMAN IN THE AUDIENCE WAS MAMA CASS, OF THE MAMAS AND THE PAPAS. CHECK OUT THE SONG , MONDAY MONDAY.
Great reaction...Janis Joplin was an artist that sang with every emotion she had...and then some. Sadly we lost her way to young, she joined the "27 Club" but she left us with some beautiful music. I'd like to suggest "Janis Joplin - Tell Mama (Live)" this Lil' lady oozed soul out of every pour when she performed.
Lady in the sunglasses was Mama Cass.
Love! You’ve got to do her summertime live, work me lord live in Stockholm, and cry baby Live!
JJ was incredible on stage. The best show I saw was with Johnny Winter & Vanilla Fudge was the backup band. She sang her tune, "Down on Main". When she sang the line Down on Me. She took off running then dropped her knees and slid right into Johnny's crotch munching. Then sang I am down on you, Johnny. Great "Fing" show. I worked at Rock Festivals from the West Coast to the East Coast. West Palm Beach Rock Festival where she performed the tune I posted. Rolling Stones closed the Festival. 3 days of awesome music and LSD were passed out all 3 days. 1969
This was their second performance. Their first performance wasn’t recorded because the San Francisco bands thought the promoters were trying to rip them off, so they all agreed not to let D.A. Penebaker film them. Well someone convinced Big Brother and the Holding Company to go back on and let them be filmed. This is THAT performance. ✌️☮️
JM, Good Day my friend. Trust me on this, You really really want to see this performance. You did the album version, this is entirely something else... This version.....Samba Pa Ti - Santana (Live in Mexico)
Janis had "The Voice"
Love your reactions! There is so much amazing music from the '60s and '70s that you haven't heard. I'm an old progressive rock and jazz fusion guy. Can I please suggest you listen to Genesis (Firth of Fifth), Yes (Roundabout), Gordon Lightfoot (The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald) and Elton John (Ticking)? No reactor has listened to Ticking, one of the best examples of Elton John's singing and piano playing and Bernie Taupin's storytelling. Genesis and Yes are at the forefront of prog rock, along with Pink Floyd. The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald is a must-hear. Have fun amongst the hundreds of rabbit holes, many of which are very deep.
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I've seen Kansas Live 4 times. Once with "YES".... what a show that was.
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@@lisal6121 "ONE OF" read, I've seen all but The Beatles live. Kansas certainly is one of the most talented bands ever.
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Take Another Little Piece of my Heart! Me and Bobby McGee (later on). Anything off the Album Cheap Thrills!!!
Janis was great, at this festival there was a lot of LSD and you can hear it by the way the guitar player is trying to do the intro and got a bit confused, afterthat it was crazy, Janis just took that festival and took it away. She was apporached by Clive Davis, a Columbia record exec after this gig and he wanted to sign her up, well she did in the end and once she had signed the paper she said to him, well Clive let's cement this, we should go to bed. He was dumbfounded but told her would rather keep it platonic.
0:45 The face of LSD.
Listen to her version of Summertime.
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Hello..60's...guitar riff .lol
P.s.do some BOB DYLAN...
Buddy, do you know why they're stopping to look at that one lady in the audience at about 4:00? That's Cass Elliott, who is one of the big female stars of the same time, she was a member of a group called The Mamas and Papas, and she's just sitting there mind blown listening to Janis, who apparently was an unknown before this performance. And they switch back to Cass at the end, don't miss that. And she's just saying , WOW.....Cass Elliot was the polar opposite kind of singer from Janis, a silky-voiced harmonizer and soloist, nowhere near a blues singer.
Have you heard any Chris Stapleton. Here’s a blues country singer songwriter. Thy Tennessee Whiskey to start.
Bette Midler (she says) Didn't play her in the Rose -- just a "like"Janis character 😀
I’m thinking about making a “Reaction” video of me reacting to the reactors. I will make your videos the high-lite of my video and show me watching you on my big screen. Senior Citizen Rocker Reactor.. It should be fun with your awesome playlist of Legendary artists/songs. Thanks
Sounds awesome Mark!
Mama Cass is in rapture!
And this is not even the best performance. Try Ball and chain live from Germany, its much more impressive and she is in full control of her voice
God Love 'em, but Big Brother and the Holding Company just could't keep up for the long haul. (As long as it was)
You are handsome so nice to watch but I love your real reaction to Janis more than your looks. Looks falter, talent doesn't. She was incredible. A massive loss.
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It has long been held that Janis was the best singer with the worst band ever.
Totally agree full of soul. It seems like everything Jan is saying she put Herol into it. Cry baby has another good performance.