Savoy Brown had a hit of Tell MaMa in 1971 Give it a listen, a great version, rocks. This was recorded in1981. th-cam.com/video/Seu-T71UlZc/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
th-cam.com/video/wDjeBNv6ip0/w-d-xo.html Please jamal give LP a listen. What a voice . Just a jam session that has nearly 1 billion views. What a voice 😍
Holy facemelter Batman . This version of Whiter shade of pale will touch your soul . This is Gov't Mules take on it🤯 . th-cam.com/video/dSzf-aipYzw/w-d-xo.html
I have thoroughly enjoyed your channel since finding it about 6 months ago. Your reactions to Rock, Pop, R&B and comedy are terrific but you seem to have an aversion to country. I completely understand. But, if you would indulge me, I bet I can refer you to a song that will have your toe tappin' and your face smilin.' Please check out Toby Keith's hilarious "As Good As I Once Was." You'll thank me later!
A quote from my father (the music fan in the family) concerning Janis Joplin. "When she screams like that, it'll make the blind see, the deaf hear, the lame walk and an old man feel young again"
From the first time I heard her when I was a young teenager, I always cry when I hear her sing. We lost her way too soon and I still feel her down to my soul. Great show
Hey so this is from the Festival Express, check it out! "Festival Express is a 2003 documentary film about the 1970 train tour of the same name across Canada taken by some of North America's most popular rock bands, including the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, Buddy Guy, Flying Burrito Bros, Ian & Sylvia's Great Speckled Bird, and Delaney & Bonnie & Friends.[1] The film combines footage of the 1970 concerts and on the train, interspersed with contemporary recollections of the tour by its participants."
Janis was are hero in the early 70's. She was a wild child, she made no Excuses for anything. Summertime is a great song , one of so many. Such a waste when she died. Only one Janis.
Janis was it! My all-time favorite Joplin song is "Turtle Blues". You should listen to the recording of it that she did in the studio. It was the 1st & last 'laying down of tracks' of that song; she died soon after that & never got to tweak the recording.
I've been a huge Joplin fan, all my life, thanks to my mom who loved ALL good music. She bought the album Pearl b4 anyone I knew. But it's "Me and Bobby Magee" that makes me cry to this day 💜
So glad you are persevering with the reactions dude. Any Janis is good for me & you are so right, Janis & Joe very alike in the way they put themselves into a song.
My Lady. Loved her since I first heard her sing in the late 60's. I was devastated when she died, I was only 20 years old. Geez I am a senior now. Thanks for Janis time.
WOW!! I've never seen that before. It was IN-CRE-DI-BLE!!! Of course I would see it here on Jamel's channel. Thanks buddy for bringing it to me. Janis was possessed at times - as was I. That was amazing. ❤Janis
Watching Janis makes me tear up, seriously. My dad had Pearl on vinyl and Id play it while cleaning the house. Id look at the photos of her in awe at 13 (1994) understanding already that she was giving it all. This was before the internet, so when my dad told me she had died a long time ago I was very sad.
Awesome performance. I enjoy your videos. Your dance reactions are identical to my late husband. It is like watching him. Could you react to 2 of his favorite songs. Funky Worm by The Ohio Players and Rappin Duke by Shawn Brown. I think you will enjoy these songs.
Jamel, I love your videos. I really like the Rush videos, I first saw them on the 2112 tour and saw every tour after that minus a few when I serving in the Navy and Army. To my main reason for this message, the Tell Mama made me think of Savoy Brown, I don't know if you've checked them out yet but they are a fantastic band. You should really give them a listen, a great jamming band like the Dead or the Allman Bros anyway if you can go check out Tell Mama, Street Corner Talking, Needle and Spoon and the old Wand Dang Doodle along with many other greats that they did...Enjoy
The live version of "Summertime" on Cheap Thrills, or Texas Int. Pop Fest. 1969, will leave your lower jaw on the floor. Maybe you could continue the Texas trend with Freddie King, The Texas Cannonball, "Goin Down" studio version. Doubt that will get blocked. Its the most rockin' blues song ever.
One of the real sad things is that Janis never really had the chance to perform with an outstanding band. Oh they were ok but she deserved much, much better.
I love your reactions to all of these man, and you do such a wide range of music, which is very cool. I would like to make a suggestion of one band I bet no one has thought of though. Can you name the very first true metal band to have a Top 40 hit? It was a British band with an insanely good vocalist who was an opera singer... ready for it? Grim Reaper. Man, they were the bomb in 1983. I highly recommend two songs in particular: See You in Hell (top 40) and The Show Must Go On. Kepp me laughing bro!
Hey Jamel, I know you've reacted to The Tragically Hip. But you mentioned maybe showing some live versions of songs. I didn't see that you had watched their performance on SNL. It was the 1st time I'd seen them and the 1st song was "Grace Too." I can't even describe how that song affected me, but I fell in love with the band after 1 song. Someone recently found that performance and I tried linking it but couldn't. But if you search SNL and Tragically Hip, there is 1 video. Dan Ackroyd, who is a fellow Canadian and friend of the band introduced them. I still get emotional and feel like crying, but it's a fantastic live performance, in case you're interested. I think it's worth sharing 💜
Janis seemed like she would have been a "good human". Such a heartbreaking back story to Janis. Love your videos. ❤️Please check out Gangstagrass - Never Go Home Again or Barnburnin'. Great GREAT songs. 👍👍 You do great work, with a beautiful message. Keep it up ☺️
typically Janis interpreted this into her own, Sometimes it is good to hear these performances in isolation to the records as it really forefronts her incredible energy.
FINALLY!! I mentioned this one to you last year...and so glad you finally gave this one a listen. Etta James is amazing; but so is Janis Joplin! I prefer Janis' version though. Now you need to try reacting to Eric Burdon & the Animal's version of River Deep Mountain High. (Tina Turner/Celine Dion) :p
Check out a Mexican cumbia band called Sonido Gallo Negro. Check out their songs, La Patrona, Bocanegra, and El mercado de los Brujos. It's not your typical cumbia. It's cumbia with a dark twist to it. Very cool. Engrossing. And just hearing it, you feel the darkness in it. They are also little known, so it's something that you could introduce your viewers to, and blow their minds.
Hi Jamel, Here’s an idea, how about reviewing a complete live album, although I’m a huge Rush fan I’m going to suggest Thin Lizzy’s Live & Dangerous I think it will blow your socks off.
She was known to be very insecure. I wonder if that was part of the inspiration for her to give so much of herself to every performance. Those shows were in Canada with The Dead, and The Band. They had low ticket sales due to the growing belief that concerts should be free in the aftermath of the Woodstock movie release.
Jamel, I have thoroughly enjoyed your channel since finding it about 6 months ago. Your reactions to Rock, Pop, R&B and comedy are terrific but you seem to have an aversion to country. I completely understand. But, if you would indulge me, I bet I can refer you to a song that will have your toe tappin' and your face smilin.' Please check out Toby Keith's hilarious "As Good As I Once Was." You'll thank me later!
Hi Jamal💕 do you know about Lisa Hannigan? Or Damien Rice? More great music to keep alive…BE MY HUSBAND show cases her, I think you’ll love it! They do a lot of great music together and apart, Damien Rice is probably best known for ‘the blowers daughter’…✌️🌻💚
Old fart here...Yes, Tina Turner is a better theatrical dance, but Janis is by far the best organic dancer I've ever seen anywhere, and I saw her 3 times.
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Savoy Brown had a hit of Tell MaMa in 1971 Give it a listen, a great version, rocks. This was recorded in1981. th-cam.com/video/Seu-T71UlZc/w-d-xo.html&start_radio=1
th-cam.com/video/wDjeBNv6ip0/w-d-xo.html
Please jamal give LP a listen. What a voice . Just a jam session that has nearly 1 billion views. What a voice 😍
Holy facemelter Batman . This version of Whiter shade of pale will touch your soul . This is Gov't Mules take on it🤯 . th-cam.com/video/dSzf-aipYzw/w-d-xo.html
💕 Love your great music 💃
I have thoroughly enjoyed your channel since finding it about 6 months ago. Your reactions to Rock, Pop, R&B and comedy are terrific but you seem to have an aversion to country. I completely understand. But, if you would indulge me, I bet I can refer you to a song that will have your toe tappin' and your face smilin.' Please check out Toby Keith's hilarious "As Good As I Once Was." You'll thank me later!
A quote from my father (the music fan in the family) concerning Janis Joplin. "When she screams like that, it'll make the blind see, the deaf hear, the lame walk and an old man feel young again"
Aawww that's so cute.💓 Thanks for the comment🙂
That kind of says it all, doesn't it.
Greatest Blues Rock singer...the Queen.
I saw her in the 60's at the Filmore. What a singer. No one like her before or since.
From the first time I heard her when I was a young teenager, I always cry when I hear her sing. We lost her way too soon and I still feel her down to my soul. Great show
What a legend.
Woman has so much soul.
She was gone way to soon. My God what a talent.
Just Awesome 💃💕👍
Yep, Jamel. You perfectly described her and Joe Cocker. Both are like human tuning forks vibrating with their whole bodies.👍
What a loss, Janis Joplin was just an amazing performer.
SING IT JANIS !!!!!!!!!!!! I wish I could have seen her Live!
Hey so this is from the Festival Express, check it out! "Festival Express is a 2003 documentary film about the 1970 train tour of the same name across Canada taken by some of North America's most popular rock bands, including the Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, The Band, Buddy Guy, Flying Burrito Bros, Ian & Sylvia's Great Speckled Bird, and Delaney & Bonnie & Friends.[1] The film combines footage of the 1970 concerts and on the train, interspersed with contemporary recollections of the tour by its participants."
I LOOOOOVE The Flying Burrito Brothers, especially Gram.
Janis was are hero in the early 70's. She was a wild child, she made no
Excuses for anything. Summertime is a great song , one of so many.
Such a waste when she died. Only one Janis.
Ich kann gar nicht in Worte fassen, wie gerne ich diese tolle Frau kennengelernt hätte!
All this awesome vocal ability WITHOUT any effects on the vocal track. Just pure voice. So powerful.
Love the bright eyed look Jamel gave us when he first heard her voice ❤
Janis was it!
My all-time favorite Joplin song is "Turtle Blues". You should listen to the recording of it that she did in the studio. It was the 1st & last 'laying down of tracks' of that song; she died soon after that & never got to tweak the recording.
So glad you finally hit this one! It’s one of her best. ☮️✌️
She raises your spirits just incredible
The original version is called Tell Daddy by Clarence Carter and is brilliant and worth a listen
I've been a huge Joplin fan, all my life, thanks to my mom who loved ALL good music. She bought the album Pearl b4 anyone I knew. But it's "Me and Bobby Magee" that makes me cry to this day 💜
So glad you are persevering with the reactions dude. Any Janis is good for me & you are so right, Janis & Joe very alike in the way they put themselves into a song.
Thank you so much ! I love this Song and I love Janis.💓 Your reactions are great !!!😀
Speaking of Joe Cocker......check out the concert footage of his performance of 'Cry Me A River' with the Mad Dogs crew. Incredible!
Janis, in all her glory, at the height of her powers! So glad you got to see this!
My favorite performance of hers. It's quite touching when she says "And I've been looking ever since": she was world-famous, but still lonely.
All I know is something like a bird Within her sang All I know she sang a little while And then flew on - The Grateful Dead
My Lady. Loved her since I first heard her sing in the late 60's. I was devastated when she died, I was only 20 years old. Geez I am a senior now. Thanks for Janis time.
Janis was a force of nature. Such a terrible loss.
amen
Hell Yeah! The Queen!
WOW!! I've never seen that before. It was IN-CRE-DI-BLE!!! Of course I would see it here on Jamel's channel. Thanks buddy for bringing it to me. Janis was possessed at times - as was I. That was amazing. ❤Janis
Enjoyed that so MUCH!!! Janis AND your reaction Jamel!!! Now I gotta see Etta do it. 💙💙💙
Watching Janis makes me tear up, seriously. My dad had Pearl on vinyl and Id play it while cleaning the house. Id look at the photos of her in awe at 13 (1994) understanding already that she was giving it all. This was before the internet, so when my dad told me she had died a long time ago I was very sad.
You said it, J. 100%. All in, every performance. Thanks, man.
Janis !! That's rock n roll!!
Your reaction was spot on! Well done!
Wow. Love this song. I hadn’t hear Janis do it. Damn, too bad she died so young. What a talent.
My favorite song by Janis Joplin is me and bobby McGee
I LOVE YOU JANIS!
I love your music reactions, as legendary as the legends you react to! Love you my fellow music lover!
I gotta say it. Janis is my favorite female singer of all time. She deserved a FAR better guitarist. I wince every time this guy posts up.
Such soul.
You should react to her doing " A Woman Left Lonely." It's softer and you can hear her soft voice, It's an amazing song.
I whole-heartedly agree with you; it's still my favorite Janis recording.
LOved it. Never saw this one before
Awesome performance. I enjoy your videos. Your dance reactions are identical to my late husband. It is like watching him. Could you react to 2 of his favorite songs. Funky Worm by The Ohio Players and Rappin Duke by Shawn Brown. I think you will enjoy these songs.
Jamel, I love your videos. I really like the Rush videos, I first saw them on the 2112 tour and saw every tour after that minus a few when I serving in the Navy and Army. To my main reason for this message, the Tell Mama made me think of Savoy Brown, I don't know if you've checked them out yet but they are a fantastic band. You should really give them a listen, a great jamming band like the Dead or the Allman Bros anyway if you can go check out Tell Mama, Street Corner Talking, Needle and Spoon and the old Wand Dang Doodle along with many other greats that they did...Enjoy
This is the San Francisco Sound version of this song. Etta James was like a pioneer Detroit Sound
Love Janis!
The live version of "Summertime" on Cheap Thrills, or Texas Int. Pop Fest. 1969, will leave your lower jaw on the floor. Maybe you could continue the Texas trend with Freddie King, The Texas Cannonball, "Goin Down" studio version. Doubt that will get blocked. Its the most rockin' blues song ever.
Happy Easter 🌷🐰🍽️
They were called Big brother and the holding company. Now that is another crazy band name for ya…
One of the real sad things is that Janis never really had the chance to perform with an outstanding band. Oh they were ok but she deserved much, much better.
Happy Easter to you and yours.
I love your reactions to all of these man, and you do such a wide range of music, which is very cool. I would like to make a suggestion of one band I bet no one has thought of though. Can you name the very first true metal band to have a Top 40 hit? It was a British band with an insanely good vocalist who was an opera singer... ready for it? Grim Reaper. Man, they were the bomb in 1983. I highly recommend two songs in particular: See You in Hell (top 40) and The Show Must Go On. Kepp me laughing bro!
Dude I’ve said this before you have to watch the documentary Muscle Shoals!! It’s the story of all the great music out of Muscle Shoals, Alabama!
Anyone that likes Janis, The Dead of the Band should check out Festival Express. It's a great concert film.
Etta Jame's version is a must hear!
You need to check out the version of 'Move Over' she did on the Dick Cavett show. Amazing stuff.
A troubled soul with so much talent. R.I.P pearl!!
My favorite Janis is Cry Cry Baby and A Woman Left Lonely.
Love your channel J. Hey as a lifelong Janis fan, can I request Get it While You Can? Thanks man!
You could do EVERY Janis song ❤
thank you so much
Great performance by Janis. The guitar solo was a little ragged.
Completely unrelated, but a really good 80s synthesizer Tune you should check out is Righiera’s “No Tengo Dinero”
Hey Jamel, I know you've reacted to The Tragically Hip. But you mentioned maybe showing some live versions of songs. I didn't see that you had watched their performance on SNL. It was the 1st time I'd seen them and the 1st song was "Grace Too." I can't even describe how that song affected me, but I fell in love with the band after 1 song. Someone recently found that performance and I tried linking it but couldn't. But if you search SNL and Tragically Hip, there is 1 video. Dan Ackroyd, who is a fellow Canadian and friend of the band introduced them. I still get emotional and feel like crying, but it's a fantastic live performance, in case you're interested. I think it's worth sharing 💜
Close my eyes forever - Lita ford ft Ozzy Osborne 👌
Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs Mama
Janis seemed like she would have been a "good human". Such a heartbreaking back story to Janis. Love your videos. ❤️Please check out Gangstagrass - Never Go Home Again or Barnburnin'. Great GREAT songs. 👍👍 You do great work, with a beautiful message. Keep it up ☺️
typically Janis interpreted this into her own, Sometimes it is good to hear these performances in isolation to the records as it really forefronts her incredible energy.
Check out Work me Lord live by Janis! Goosebumps
would to have seen janis and Joe cocker singing together that would have been unbelievable.
FINALLY!! I mentioned this one to you last year...and so glad you finally gave this one a listen. Etta James is amazing; but so is Janis Joplin! I prefer Janis' version though. Now you need to try reacting to Eric Burdon & the Animal's version of River Deep Mountain High. (Tina Turner/Celine Dion) :p
Check out a Mexican cumbia band called Sonido Gallo Negro. Check out their songs, La Patrona, Bocanegra, and El mercado de los Brujos. It's not your typical cumbia. It's cumbia with a dark twist to it. Very cool. Engrossing. And just hearing it, you feel the darkness in it. They are also little known, so it's something that you could introduce your viewers to, and blow their minds.
Jameel.. love your reactions man. You gotta check out Matt Nye man.. this dude is gonna be huge
I always thought her and Robert Plant were brother and sister in terms of vocal styles!!!
I think he was inspired by her for sure.
All I know is something like a bird
Within her sang
All I know she sang a little while
And then flew on
Check out Janice and Jerry Garcia clips from The Festival Express.
The time has come for you to react on Stay with me baby, by Bette Midler (vintage video).
Can't wait to see the reaction!
60,000 people singing Bohemian Rhapsody
60,000 people singing Bohemian Rhapsody at Green Day BST Hyde Park
The awesome 70s
Hi Jamel,
Here’s an idea, how about reviewing a complete live album, although I’m a huge Rush fan I’m going to suggest Thin Lizzy’s Live & Dangerous I think it will blow your socks off.
Please please listen to Geoff Castellucci rendition of 16 tons, Monster Mash, Big John, then anything from his group Voice play.
@Jamel, ever heard of the 27 club? Give it a quick search.
My second favorite female sound is Samatha Fish on a cigarbox guitar. Her sound now is not as raw as it was when she was younger
My absolute favorite artist ever! Next is Tori Amos
The Civil Wars do a great cover of this song. You should check it out.
Janis performed with Zeppelin
Del shannon - Runaway
She was known to be very insecure. I wonder if that was part of the inspiration for her to give so much of herself to every performance. Those shows were in Canada with The Dead, and The Band. They had low ticket sales due to the growing belief that concerts should be free in the aftermath of the Woodstock movie release.
Do you do paid requests or anything?
☮️💜
Still waiting and wondering if you’ll react to Mercedes Benz. 🤔
Jamel I think Robert Plant got his ideas from Janis Joplin performance
Jamel, I have thoroughly enjoyed your channel since finding it about 6 months ago. Your reactions to Rock, Pop, R&B and comedy are terrific but you seem to have an aversion to country. I completely understand. But, if you would indulge me, I bet I can refer you to a song that will have your toe tappin' and your face smilin.' Please check out Toby Keith's hilarious "As Good As I Once Was." You'll thank me later!
👏👏👏👏
reacciona a " Kilómetros- peña blanca"
Hi Jamal💕 do you know about Lisa Hannigan? Or Damien Rice? More great music to keep alive…BE MY HUSBAND show cases her, I think you’ll love it! They do a lot of great music together and apart, Damien Rice is probably best known for ‘the blowers daughter’…✌️🌻💚
Old fart here...Yes, Tina Turner is a better theatrical dance, but Janis is by far the best organic dancer I've ever seen anywhere, and I saw her 3 times.
How do we request songs? Just posting in comments?
My request: "Long Legged Larry" by Aesop Rock. NOT the other dude with a similar name.
Facemelter or Pigs....
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