I was with her thru my teenage years..she’s incredible she is gospel, blues, rock rolled up into one with technique vocals while being drunk, nobody like her!
Janis Joplin one of the greatest Rock Blues Soul singer ever.. Guys your correct. l do not believe this old school sound can be replicated today... I never seen this version and it was over the top.. wow
I would highly suggest that you rewatch Work Me Lord Stockholm, 1969. In the Woodstock performance, it was on day three and she had blown out her vocals. The Stockholm performance will steal your soul.
Janis did not want this video even seen. She was so stoned and so drunk that she could hardly sing. She had shot up before the performance and it shows. The Stockholm performance is magnificent.
Unfortunately, Janis had OD'd prior to going on, then went on to put on an amazing/out of this dimension performance. But she was upset with herself and the subpar vocals. She thought it was the worst she ever did. I love everything about Janis, there's not one song I ever skip. Woodstock was her true masterpiece and a testament of how great she is.
@@AirplayBeats please stop toe taggin them as "perfomers' .... to them "fame" was only a bonus of sharing their hu(ed)man talents ... if ya dont believe me watch phukin "interviews" of them .... janis joplin, jimi hendrix, bob marley, srv ... they were all taken out... cause they were love ...
Loved Janis, she always gave it her all. She left it all on stage, so much soul and emotion in her performances. She was emotionally drained after performing live. Many have tried, but don't have the same feel and emotion that Janis did. I agree, Beth Hart is a great singer and I like her a lot, probably the best today, when compared to Janis but, there can only be one Janis Joplin.
Hammond B3 organ, gentlemen. I just discovered your page and am having a nice time watching your reactions to all of the beautiful music. Please react to the live version of Woman across the river by Freddie King. Blues is the foundation for all of this western music we listen to. I'm glad that you two are taking the time to listen, and I can live vicariously through you to all of the things I have loved for years. Peace!
Those organs always when Janice sang with them always made me feel like church. I loved that sound and her. I still miss her. Good reaction to all 3 of hers with you guys.
Janis really felt the music. She was the real deal!!! Hey guys you have to do Santana live at Woodstock 1969. The percussion and drums was out of this world. Santana is the father of Latin rock!!!! The song is called soul sacrifice
@@TheRenniesantiago Amazing performance , i was hooked first time i heard it. back on topic , Janis the greatest female artist of all time , no comparison .
Hammond organs were de rigeur for a bona fide blues rock band. The all time master on the Hammond was jazz musician Jimmy Smith. Well worth checking out!
My fav studio version song by Janis is "Me and Bobby McGee" . While the lyrics take you on a journey, Janis shows range of different singing styles throughout.
Hey Guys. Thanks for reacting to this one. You should also check out Janis' version of the Bee Gees song "To Love Somebody", done live on the Dick Cavett Show: th-cam.com/video/yX-OkV_2z8A/w-d-xo.html I think you will enjoy it. Peace.
Man, your channel is really goog. I love the way you feel the music. Im going to recommended to all my friends, specially to those who need to learn how to listen to music. Congrats for this channel!
Janis was freaked out about the size of the crowd and got pretty ripped, so she wasn't in much shape to play until this 2am or so, middle of the night set, which ended up blowing out her voice towards the end. But she still gave it her all, like she always did, and even on a challenging day her performances blow so many others away.
Ann Wilson from Heart has a very amazing voice. Try: Sing Child. (Studio Version, you can watch the live version after) I promise you 110% it will blow your face off...! The tune the band carries is just as blunt. Sister: Nancy Willson writes the tunes and is lead Guitar, also lead vocals.
Thanks I hadn't hear this song before. BTW Woodstock was 3 days long and rain and traffic issues delayed many bands performance times so they ended up playing late into the evening. The backup band for her at Woodstock was not her usual band but the musicians were: Terry Clements: tenor saxophone; Cornelius "Snooky" Flowers: baritone saxophone; Luis Gasca: trumpet; John Till: guitar; Richard Kermode: keyboards; Brad Campbell: bass; Maury Baker: drums. I found this info at the website for Bethel Woods a music venue located on the site of the original Woodstock festival (Bethel, New York is where the concert was actually held after the town of Woodstock backed out of giving them a concert permit) according to the website this performance was on Sunday morning, August 17, 1969 at 2:30-3:30 am. For more info and to see the list of all the other songs she sang that night see: www.bethelwoodscenter.org/blog/janis-joplin
Woodstock was three days long. I've heard the day she was scheduled, she showed up expecting to go on earlier in the day, but at the last minute they moved her to this late spot. She ended up having several hours of sitting around to do, and she ended up filling it with a whole lotta drinking. She still was able to do this, though. May have been better without the fatigue and so much booze, but who else could have done this under those circumstances?
Jimi Nov 27 1942 Sept 18 1970 Janis Jan 1 1943 Oct 4 1970 Jim Dec 8 1943 July 3 1971 These 3 Started The 27 Club and it hit hard because they all came up together they all were just the hottest shit around and it hit really hard on the Rock Community bam bam bam like wtf?! Horrific. Can you imagine Jimi Hendrix dies Sep 18th and then the very next month Janis Joplin Oct 4th then the following July 3 Jim Morrison, to me that’s just unimaginable to this day.
Peter Albin hired Janis to sing in Big Brother and The Holding Co. Here’s and interview with Peter telling the story th-cam.com/video/7PPGVyPdvgI/w-d-xo.html
Not the best version guys, sorry! Live in Stockholm blows this away. She was tired and burnt out here. You have to listen to Work Me Lord, Live in Stockholm 1969. It blows this away!
This performance was the last song of a set that was late in the morning. It wasn’t a good performance. Out of tune and her voice was shot by that time. It doesn’t change the fact that she was then and still is the best female vocalist to ever grace this planet.
Yeah she's parted at 27-year Club Hendricks give me Morrison Cass Elliott yeah way too young to go it's the people that that's behind them my opinion took advantage
“Please please, oh don’t you go forget me now, now don’t forget me lord” 💔💔💔😢
I was with her thru my teenage years..she’s incredible she is gospel, blues, rock rolled up into one with technique vocals while being drunk, nobody like her!
Janis Joplin one of the greatest Rock Blues Soul singer ever.. Guys your correct. l do not believe this old school sound can be replicated today... I never seen this version and it was over the top.. wow
Most of the organs back then where Hammond B 3 s that brought that 60s and 70s sound
Love the way you two unravel songs together. This wasn't a song. It's a prayer.
I'M NOT GOING INTO
A BIG STORY AND I LOVED HER.. SHE WAS IN ALOT OF EMOTIONAL PAIN. I
WISH SOMEONE WAS THERE FOR HER
Stockholm, Sweden 🇸🇪 1969 JJ’s performance of ‘Work Me Lord’ IS THE ONE 🙏🏾
yes agreed
Nobody like Janis. Her "Little Girl Blue" live on the Tom Jones show is one of the best performances you'll ever see.
Yes shows she can really sang in a more conventional song format. It’s not flashy just heart-breakingly emotive. Just genius talent.
Yes Little girl blue is great
And see her Cavett performances.
Summertime & Little Girl Blue are my favorite. Great taste
@@rosesilveira344 Have you ever heard the original of "Summertime," and therefore wonder why Joplin would sing such a thing?
Force of Nature. Its staggering to behold talent of this magnitude.
She's always been might favorite. I love you Janis
I would highly suggest that you rewatch Work Me Lord Stockholm, 1969.
In the Woodstock performance, it was on day three and she had blown out her vocals.
The Stockholm performance will steal your soul.
I think the Stockholm performance is the one I meant to pull up for this video.
Agreed!
Janis did not want this video even seen. She was so stoned and so drunk that she could hardly sing. She had shot up before the performance and it shows. The Stockholm performance is magnificent.
Unfortunately, Janis had OD'd prior to going on, then went on to put on an amazing/out of this dimension performance. But she was upset with herself and the subpar vocals. She thought it was the worst she ever did.
I love everything about Janis, there's not one song I ever skip. Woodstock was her true masterpiece and a testament of how great she is.
@@AirplayBeats please stop toe taggin them as "perfomers' .... to them "fame" was only a bonus of sharing their hu(ed)man talents ... if ya dont believe me watch phukin "interviews" of them .... janis joplin, jimi hendrix, bob marley, srv ... they were all taken out... cause they were love ...
I heard that she was so high that night that she was pushed to the stage and even out of her mind, she was the best.
Loved Janis, she always gave it her all. She left it all on stage, so much soul and emotion in her performances. She was emotionally drained after performing live. Many have tried, but don't have the same feel and emotion that Janis did. I agree, Beth Hart is a great singer and I like her a lot, probably the best today, when compared to Janis but, there can only be one Janis Joplin.
That is Snooky Flowers on the baritone sax.
I believe she sang with Johnny Winter at Woodstock. Another brilliant Texas blues guitar legend.
Janis testifying.
The saxophonist and background vocalist is Snooky Flowers, who organized this band for Janis. He died March 9, 2020.
Love me some Janis Joplin
I LOVE YOU JANIS!
Hammond B3 organ, gentlemen. I just discovered your page and am having a nice time watching your reactions to all of the beautiful music. Please react to the live version of Woman across the river by Freddie King. Blues is the foundation for all of this western music we listen to. I'm glad that you two are taking the time to listen, and I can live vicariously through you to all of the things I have loved for years. Peace!
Those organs always when Janice sang with them always made me feel like church. I loved that sound and her. I still miss her. Good reaction to all 3 of hers with you guys.
That Organ sound comes from the Hammond B3 combined with a Leslie 122 speaker, and that is sound that hits straight to the soul.
Although they died before I was born, you have my 2 favorites in sight, Jimi on the wall behind you and my favorite female vocalist singing. ❤️🔥❤❤️🔥
She’s crazy talented dang
Janis really felt the music. She was the real deal!!! Hey guys you have to do Santana live at Woodstock 1969. The percussion and drums was out of this world. Santana is the father of Latin rock!!!! The song is called soul sacrifice
The song is called soul sacrifice
Definitely one to watch nothing like it!
The best performance at Woodstock hands down!
@@TheRenniesantiago Amazing performance , i was hooked first time i heard it. back on topic , Janis the greatest female artist of all time , no comparison .
I love how guys you love Janis, there will never be anyone like Janis!! Yes do Beth Hart!!!
Immediately clicked on my notification when this popped up and wanted to comment and like before even watching 😆 Been waiting for this reaction haha
Hammond organs were de rigeur for a bona fide blues rock band. The all time master on the Hammond was jazz musician Jimmy Smith. Well worth checking out!
27 yrs old, gone to sleep, never knowin how important she was. Fkn tragic what we missed!
There is a video of her at Woodstock doing Ball and Chain on another day of the Festival that is EPIC
I've been listening to Janis for 40 years and I never heard this song before. Holy shit it's amazing. THE GROVE!
My fav studio version song by Janis is "Me and Bobby McGee" . While the lyrics take you on a journey, Janis shows range of different singing styles throughout.
That a capella at the end is like she was squeezing every last bit out of herself! Like when you wanna get that last little bit out of the toothpaste.
Thanks guys, of course I knew the name but I had never listened to Janice, but I will be from now on.👏
Janis Joplin - Work me Lord (Live in Stockholm 1969)
Hey Guys. Thanks for reacting to this one. You should also check out Janis' version of the Bee Gees song "To Love Somebody", done live on the Dick Cavett Show: th-cam.com/video/yX-OkV_2z8A/w-d-xo.html I think you will enjoy it. Peace.
Man, your channel is really goog. I love the way you feel the music. Im going to recommended to all my friends, specially to those who need to learn how to listen to music. Congrats for this channel!
Love Amy too. Her video doing "I Love You More Than You'll Ever Know" is a staple.
Janis was freaked out about the size of the crowd and got pretty ripped, so she wasn't in much shape to play until this 2am or so, middle of the night set, which ended up blowing out her voice towards the end. But she still gave it her all, like she always did, and even on a challenging day her performances blow so many others away.
Man , just gratest ❤
The Hammond organ was popular back then. Greg Allman played the Hammond also
Yes❤
And the band was big brother and the holding company.
Cornelius "Snooky" Flowers is the back up vocal and sax player
Ann Wilson from Heart has a very amazing voice. Try: Sing Child. (Studio Version, you can watch the live version after) I promise you 110% it will blow your face off...! The tune the band carries is just as blunt. Sister: Nancy Willson writes the tunes and is lead Guitar, also lead vocals.
Any time two cool dudes do Janis--I'm there.
Her Stockholm one is better but she is amazing regardless! Please do her cry baby live performance next! Thank you 😊
Imagine she was up on that stage doing that in front 500,000 people. That’s intense.
Janis was an activist for black equality and rights
Chills.....
And the "fans" scream -- "Come on, Janis, show us MORE OF YOUR NEUROSIS!"
She went into a full sermon. I think she grew up in the church in texas
Thanks I hadn't hear this song before. BTW Woodstock was 3 days long and rain and traffic issues delayed many bands performance times so they ended up playing late into the evening. The backup band for her at Woodstock was not her usual band but the musicians were: Terry Clements: tenor saxophone; Cornelius "Snooky" Flowers: baritone saxophone; Luis Gasca: trumpet; John Till: guitar; Richard Kermode: keyboards; Brad Campbell: bass; Maury Baker: drums. I found this info at the website for Bethel Woods a music venue located on the site of the original Woodstock festival (Bethel, New York is where the concert was actually held after the town of Woodstock backed out of giving them a concert permit) according to the website this performance was on Sunday morning, August 17, 1969 at 2:30-3:30 am. For more info and to see the list of all the other songs she sang that night see: www.bethelwoodscenter.org/blog/janis-joplin
Janis was a epiphany at the time, now discover Beth Hart anything live
yes, ive discovered beth recently, when she teams up with joe b. it brings me back to janice and jimi!!!
❤️❤️❤️
The best singuer haver período
Woodstock was three days long. I've heard the day she was scheduled, she showed up expecting to go on earlier in the day, but at the last minute they moved her to this late spot. She ended up having several hours of sitting around to do, and she ended up filling it with a whole lotta drinking. She still was able to do this, though. May have been better without the fatigue and so much booze, but who else could have done this under those circumstances?
Jimi Nov 27 1942
Sept 18 1970
Janis Jan 1 1943
Oct 4 1970
Jim Dec 8 1943
July 3 1971
These 3 Started The 27 Club and it hit hard because they all came up together they all were just the hottest shit around and it hit really hard on the Rock Community bam bam bam like wtf?! Horrific.
Can you imagine Jimi Hendrix dies Sep 18th and then the very next month Janis Joplin Oct 4th then the following July 3 Jim Morrison, to me that’s just unimaginable to this day.
Nothing’s more fun than making a great play! 🧢
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Janis is the best female singer ever. Pat Benatar has a great voice but the magic that Janis gives out freely is incredible.
Always love a plotting moody bassline
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Sorry Aretha but this is the true Queen of Soul.
Peter Albin hired Janis to sing in Big Brother and The Holding Co. Here’s and interview with Peter telling the story th-cam.com/video/7PPGVyPdvgI/w-d-xo.html
first thing she did was hit the smack when she got to woodstock with Grace Slick...how can she keep it so together for a performance like this?
Not the best version guys, sorry! Live in Stockholm blows this away. She was tired and burnt out here. You have to listen to Work Me Lord, Live in Stockholm 1969. It blows this away!
Yea I’m learning now we did the wrong one.
Beth hart ( am I the one) live at paradiso
Beth Hart, Joe Bonamassa. I'd rather go blind. live.
If you haven't seen Jimi's mutant funk "Star Spangled Banner" to open Woodstock, you are missing out
I have seen that
This performance was the last song of a set that was late in the morning. It wasn’t a good performance. Out of tune and her voice was shot by that time. It doesn’t change the fact that she was then and still is the best female vocalist to ever grace this planet.
Yea I meant to pull up the Stockholm performance.
Facts.
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If you're looking for more additional female artist, take a listen to Bonnie Raitt and Ricki Lee Jones, just to name a couple.
Fleetwood Mac - The chain, Dreams, Gold dust woman and so on
Not as good as her European version but still pretty good
She was Aretha Franklin approved
Have you guys heard Poetry Man by Phoebe Snow?
I havent
@@AirplayBeats She was a jazz singer. I believe you would dig her, If you checked out the studio version of Poetry Man. Happy 4/20!
Jimmy Hendrix was next😊
Hammond Organ in the 60's
Good comparison, Janis and Amy Winehouse.
Rip Amy Winehouse
Listen to Cry Baby.
Yeah she's parted at 27-year Club Hendricks give me Morrison Cass Elliott yeah way too young to go it's the people that that's behind them my opinion took advantage
Jimi Henfix was last
Stockholm Sweden live Work Me Lord is a far superior performance… or anything from her appearance on Dick Cavett show.
Yea we’ve been hearing about the Stockholm performance. We might have to do that one soon