Mama Cass out in the audience looking at Janis in amazement...lol. This was in the 60's. We lost Janis far too young and too soon. She has so many more songs that really shows her talent
I believe we lost Mama Cass too early also Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, John Bonham (Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly, Big Bopper - The Day the Music DIED) to name a few.
Janis lived her life hard and fast and, unfortunately, that led to the heroin overdose that took her life. Her most well known songs are probably Me and Bobby McGee and Piece of My Heart, but Tell Mama, Cry Baby, and Summertime are great Janis songs. RIP Pearl 🙏
Janis Joplin was relatively unknown at this time. She was only about a year into her professional music career. But she blew everyone away with her rendition of Ball & Chain". Interesting Note: The lady watching Janis performing here at The Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 is Cass Elliott from the group "The Mamas & The Papas". Her mouth drops & she mouths “Wow" after a particularly strong vocal run from Janis.
1967 The Monterey Pop Festival of which Cass Elliott and the Mamas and the Papas were the headliners. Festival more remembered for performances of Janis, Hendrix, The Who and Otis Redding
Yes, that is Cass Eliot. That was at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. That is where Janis Joplin & her band "Big Brother & The Holding Company" were first discovered.
I love watching people react to this video of Janis at Monterrey Pop in ’67… every time people are blown away and SHOULD be! There will never be another singer who can belt out the blues with such raw, unvarnished emotion. RIP Janis.
Janis in my opinion, the top of the top when it comes to authentic communication in song. Her voice cannot be replicated naturally. Her death was devastating to so many. Want more Janis? Cry Baby, Bobby McGee; Summertime, the list goes on. Glad y’all found this incredible woman’s talent A true one of a kind and an icon lost much too soon.
" Her death was devastating to so many." Yes, and so unnecessary. The heroin she injected was found to be 50% pure and according to the report it is normally only 3% pure. Seven others died that weekend from the same batch. She had been clean for 6 months and they figured her body has lost its resistance to heroin and it just stopped her heart. In this video she is 24 in another 3 years she is dead at 27.
I saw Janis live in 1970 in Calgary, Alberta......A fantastic soulful singer , she puts it all into every song. Very unique. This was at the Monterey Pop Festival 1967. The woman in the audience is Mama Cass from The Mamas and Papas.
Best female vocalist to have ever graced this planet. She was basically a nobody when she walked on that stage and when she walked off she was signed to a contract on the spot.
This performance took place on Sunday evening, June 18th, 1967 at the Monterey Pop Festival. Janis had performed the day before but it hadn't been captured on film so she did this shorter second set so it could be captured in all its glory.
First off... Love you and your reactions !! as a side note. Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company (relative "Unknowns" from San Francisco) played the first day of Monterey, to rave reviews. The cinematographer, D.A. Pennebacker, was late to arrive and the first day was not recorded on film, so the promoters (this year the promoters were John and Michelle Phillips. "half" of the very popular group, "The Mama's and the Papa's". (That's why "Mama" Cass Elliot was featured in the recording) invited Janis back on the last day to perform "Ball & Chain" again, to be filmed. Her backing group feared Janis would be signed leaving them to fend for themselves. The promoters also informed a bunch of "record labels", that this sensational women was going to perform again on the last day, so about 8 record companies offered her a contract, and she signed with Clive Davis from Colombia Records. The rest, as they say... "Is history" !!
this performance at Monterey pop festival is where she was discovered by the great Clive Davis who was in the audience, and that was Mama Cass Elliot in the audience from the Mamas and Papas looking on in amazement. Great reaction
She was a crossover between rock and roll and soul singer. But her biggest achievement was the passion that she brought to the table and opened up the door for other women rock and rollers.
Yep, the awestruck audience member was Mama Cass, who at the time was already famous, while Janis was still relatively unknown outside the San Francisco music scene when this was recorded.
Old guy here who saw her live. A passionate performer but she wasn't one of these pop stars who would get all dolled up and sexy. She was a natural "this is who I am, warts and all" type of person. I did audio work for years. As far as the mic goes, I think it did OK. Back then there were good studio vocal mics but not a whole lot of top quality choices in stage mics. Also, Janis was a screamer. The gain had to be set high enough to pick up her quiet passages but not so high to distort when she got loud. Fortunately, she was smart enough to back off from the mic when emoting.
These were our favs in the60s and theyunfortunately became members of the dreaded 27club because of the age they all passed away janis jimi hendrix , jim morrisonof the doors😢 rip to all gone you all were immensely talentedrip
Janis is just the GOAT. Thanks a lot for the reaction! Dont cry about the mic this was 1967. Some suggestions: Cry Baby and Try just a little bit harder live recording from Calgaray 1970
Good to see other generations trying to understand the 1960s vibes going on here. I've heard other people compare Janis' voice and delivery to Robert Plant's. Both artists were heavily inspired by blues singers like Big Mama Thornton. But I've always thought that she must've listened to a lot of early James Brown, as well. Some things are just universal to Blues singing, I guess. By the way: I loved watching your daughter react to this video -- she totally gets it! ;-)
infos: that concert held 1967 at the monterey pop festival...both jimi and jonis joplin died at 27 years old. The woman wearing dark glasses near the end is called " Mama Cass " who appeared on that same concert with the group " The mamas and the papas "..........
Another one of the 27 Club. Along with John Belushi and others. Sound system was perfect she was playing the Mike. She knew how to work the mic fade-in fade-out Etc. That's a people did back then with the sound systems.
Joplin's version of "Summertime" is the one most people think of rather than the original _ The two very similiar songs Cry Baby Cry and Maybe, though it is like splitting hairs, i like Maybe first _ Joplin did a song on the "Dick Cavett Show" called Little Girl Blue that is one of her lesser known songs, but i love it, from the Pearl album i think _ And her very popular "Me and Bobby McGee" i never took to that song, especially compared to "Piece of My Heart", or "Move over", or "Try", or Get It While You Can, and "Ball and Chain" of coarse, and yes those shoes, Janis can really kick it wearing those . . . :>/
Janis as child listen to. Bessie Smith, and other blues Artists. If you listen to Bessie sing you can tell Janis's influence. RIP Janis She died a 27 of a heroin overdose. It was at that time drugs were popular for artists. Most unfortunately many great musical geniuses died before there time. I was young then and had many of their albums. I cried many tears of their passings. (Janis Joblin Summertime) you will love it
This song is so telling as to who lives on the surface level of selfishness and who lives on the plane of selfless love. Some get it and others see a performance!!!
Janis pushed many limits. Cass Elliot showed that in her appreciation of Janis. She was a key to transitioning the sound and lyrics of music in the '60's. I have long wondered where music would be today if she had 20 more years to influence progress. Lost too soon.
This is what you get before you totally corrupt the music with electronic madness. This is it, the mostest way it should be. Perfection isn't always perfect. When Janis left the stage she had given her soul. Once I was at a birthday party for Bo Diddly, (he invented a hole portion of rock that Bo Diddly beat)) His bass player was the band leader. When he did a show he used them. After about an hour she is frowning .. it gets worse. She keeps trying to get him to the side and close the show. After about four hours she dies 100 times, so pissed. Two roadies stand on the stair to the steps up to the stage,. Bo just falls over into their arms and they drag/carry him to his RV. on October 1, she performed "Mercedes Benz" in the studio for fun. On October 4, she never showed up for recording, so her manager John Cooke traveled to the Landmark Motor Hotel where she was staying (via Unlimited Classic Rock). There, he found Joplin's body after an accidental overdose.
HOLA ESCRIBO DESDE URUGUAY SUDAMERICA JANIS FUE NOTABLE EN SU EPOCA MURIO EN 1971 CON 27 AÑOS SI HACIA BLUES Y DE EL BUENO MUY LINDO QUE ESTAN CON SU HIJA VIENDO Y ESCUCHANDO MUSICA ESO LOS UNE. LES RECOMIENDO A DIMASH . DISCULPEN PERO MY INGLISH IS VERY BAD. SALUDOS.
1967 Monterey pop festival. This was kind of the kick off of Janices career. And yes, that was mama Cass in the audience. Janice was a soul gone way too soon we missed out.
In regard of your comment about the similitude you exprime (the man) concerning their voices, between Robert Pant and Janis Joplin. Long time ago after I saw Led Zeppelin at Montréal where I live, a critic of the newspaper the day after this show, comment not necessary like you about the similarity of their voice but said about Robert Plant; No body could have a show like him or can not been more sensual than Robert Plant or excepted Janis Joplin. Sorry for my English, I speak French and I live in Québec, salut Daniel
@@KathyLuluandDonna can you do it réaction about JJ Cale, start with Artificial Paradise, Devils Nurses, Right Down Here, Tijuana, Down to Memphis and 200 others songs. he is a smooth guy and is music too . But am Americans treasure. Salut Dan, depuis le Québec 👋🎸
I would like to ask you, if you 3 could do a reaction to Guns N Roses Paradise City, i would enjoy to watch you enjoying this song. That's would be a great Video for me😊
We typically go into this as blind as we can to get a real reaction to everything. Afterwards we learn some stuff from the comments and we go look it up. Sometimes it just feels like if we look stuff up beforehand, it can ruin some of the surprise or suspense of the song/artist
Friday, June 16 (evening) The Association The Paupers Lou Rawls[55] Beverley Johnny Rivers Eric Burdon and the Animals Simon & Garfunkel[55] Saturday, June 17 (afternoon) Canned Heat Big Brother and the Holding Company[55] Country Joe and the Fish Al Kooper The Butterfield Blues Band The Electric Flag Quicksilver Messenger Service Steve Miller Band (evening) Moby Grape Hugh Masekela The Byrds[55] Laura Nyro Jefferson Airplane[55] Booker T. & the M.G.'s The Mar-Keys Otis Redding[55] Sunday, June 18 (afternoon) Ravi Shankar[55] (evening) The Blues Project Big Brother and the Holding Company The Group With No Name Buffalo Springfield The Who[55] Grateful Dead The Jimi Hendrix Experience[55] Scott McKenzie The Mamas & the Papas[55]
@@KathyLuluandDonnaTwo albums with Big Brother and The Holding Company then "I got dem ol' kozmic blues again mama" was her first solo album ... Then Pearl .... Two solo albums and two with Big Brother. With "Mercedes Benz" recorded I think three days before her death. That little laugh at the end of Mercedes Benz is such a sadness...
Janis had one of the most distinctive voices. She sang every song with so much passion.
Yes, that was "Mama" Cass Elliot.
And the guy in white next to Cass is Jimi.
Mama Cass out in the audience looking at Janis in amazement...lol. This was in the 60's. We lost Janis far too young and too soon. She has so many more songs that really shows her talent
I believe we lost Mama Cass too early also Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, John Bonham (Ritchie Valens, Buddy Holly, Big Bopper - The Day the Music DIED) to name a few.
Janis Joplin - Little Girl Blue (Official Audio) ...Tears ...
Janis lived her life hard and fast and, unfortunately, that led to the heroin overdose that took her life. Her most well known songs are probably Me and Bobby McGee and Piece of My Heart, but Tell Mama, Cry Baby, and Summertime are great Janis songs. RIP Pearl 🙏
I think quite a few musicians lived that way. Some of them made it and some of them unfortunately didn't
Janis Joplin was relatively unknown at this time. She was only about a year into her professional music career. But she blew everyone away with her rendition of Ball & Chain". Interesting Note: The lady watching Janis performing here at The Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 is Cass Elliott from the group "The Mamas & The Papas". Her mouth drops & she mouths “Wow" after a particularly strong vocal run from Janis.
Surprisingly we might have a song with her scheduled in the next few weeks
1967 The Monterey Pop Festival of which Cass Elliott and the Mamas and the Papas were the headliners. Festival more remembered for performances of Janis, Hendrix, The Who and Otis Redding
That sounds like a great lineup
Even Country Joe and the Fish were there. Check their I Feel Like I'm Fixin To Fie Rag
I Feel Like I'm Fixin To Die Rag live at Woodstock in front of 300,000
It is so cute hearing someone as young as your daughter say "Way back when!"
Her microphone technique on this song is outstanding. She absolutely knows what she is doing with it.
Yes, that is Cass Eliot. That was at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967. That is where Janis Joplin & her band "Big Brother & The Holding Company" were first discovered.
This performance, along with Jimi's "Hey Joe" that you also watched, were both performed at the Monterey International Pop Festival in 1967.
I love watching people react to this video of Janis at Monterrey Pop in ’67… every time people are blown away and SHOULD be! There will never be another singer who can belt out the blues with such raw, unvarnished emotion. RIP Janis.
Janis in my opinion, the top of the top when it comes to authentic communication in song. Her voice cannot be replicated naturally. Her death was devastating to so many.
Want more Janis? Cry Baby, Bobby McGee; Summertime, the list goes on.
Glad y’all found this incredible woman’s talent A true one of a kind and an icon lost much too soon.
" Her death was devastating to so many." Yes, and so unnecessary. The heroin she injected was found to be 50% pure and according to the report it is normally only 3% pure. Seven others died that weekend from the same batch. She had been clean for 6 months and they figured her body has lost its resistance to heroin and it just stopped her heart. In this video she is 24 in another 3 years she is dead at 27.
I saw Janis live in 1970 in Calgary, Alberta......A fantastic soulful singer , she puts it all into every song. Very unique. This was at the Monterey Pop Festival 1967. The woman in the audience is Mama Cass from The Mamas and Papas.
Best female vocalist to have ever graced this planet. She was basically a nobody when she walked on that stage and when she walked off she was signed to a contract on the spot.
That's just awesome!
This performance took place on Sunday evening, June 18th, 1967 at the Monterey Pop Festival. Janis had performed the day before but it hadn't been captured on film so she did this shorter second set so it could be captured in all its glory.
That's a shame performances weren't captured back then like they were later on
1967 Monterey Pop Festival. Janis' coming out. The woman in the audience is Mama Cass Ellilot of the Mamas and Papas.
She came to the pop festival a relative unknown and left as a superstar….
First off... Love you and your reactions !! as a side note. Janis Joplin and Big Brother
and the Holding Company (relative "Unknowns" from San Francisco) played the first day
of Monterey, to rave reviews. The cinematographer, D.A. Pennebacker, was late to arrive and the first day was
not recorded on film, so the promoters (this year the promoters were John and Michelle Phillips.
"half" of the very popular group, "The Mama's and the Papa's". (That's why "Mama" Cass Elliot
was featured in the recording) invited Janis back on the last day to perform "Ball & Chain"
again, to be filmed. Her backing group feared Janis would be signed leaving them to fend for themselves. The promoters also informed a bunch of "record labels", that this sensational women
was going to perform again on the last day, so about 8 record companies offered her a
contract, and she signed with Clive Davis from Colombia Records.
The rest, as they say... "Is history" !!
this performance at Monterey pop festival is where she was discovered by the great Clive Davis who was in the audience, and that was Mama Cass Elliot in the audience from the Mamas and Papas looking on in amazement. Great reaction
She was a crossover between rock and roll and soul singer. But her biggest achievement was the passion that she brought to the table and opened up the door for other women rock and rollers.
Yep, the awestruck audience member was Mama Cass, who at the time was already famous, while Janis was still relatively unknown outside the San Francisco music scene when this was recorded.
It must have been awesome being able to experience these artists when they were pretty unknown
The lady indeed was Singer, Mama Cass Elliott from The Mamas and the Papas fame.
Old guy here who saw her live. A passionate performer but she wasn't one of these pop stars who would get all dolled up and sexy. She was a natural "this is who I am, warts and all" type of person. I did audio work for years. As far as the mic goes, I think it did OK. Back then there were good studio vocal mics but not a whole lot of top quality choices in stage mics. Also, Janis was a screamer. The gain had to be set high enough to pick up her quiet passages but not so high to distort when she got loud. Fortunately, she was smart enough to back off from the mic when emoting.
Janis.. Queen of the Blues..
Mamma Cass Elliot was on the audience. She was the stunned one. Amazing!
“ I like her shoes!“
Might be the best initial reaction to a Janis Joplin performance ever! 😂
These were our favs in the60s and theyunfortunately became members of the dreaded 27club because of the age they all passed away janis jimi hendrix , jim morrisonof the doors😢 rip to all gone you all were immensely talentedrip
The lady in the audience watching aand admiring Janis performance is Mama Cass Elliot,also a big artist and singer of the band Mamas and Pappas
This is a beautiful breakdown .. her heart bare, and exposed ... Janis Joplin "Cry Baby" Festival Express 1970 and... I'm Crying .. Baby ..
1967 Monterey Pop Festival. The woman in the audience in Mama Cass from the mommas and the papa's.
Janis is just the GOAT. Thanks a lot for the reaction! Dont cry about the mic this was 1967. Some suggestions: Cry Baby and Try just a little bit harder live recording from Calgaray 1970
It was just something we noticed. The mic couldn't keep up with her is all. I think that says something about how well she sings
@@KathyLuluandDonna it truly does. She was the greatest singer of her time and one of the greatest of all time
It was 1967 at the Monterey Pop Festival.... That was when she became the Queen of Rock N Roll
Good to see other generations trying to understand the 1960s vibes going on here. I've heard other people compare Janis' voice and delivery to Robert Plant's. Both artists were heavily inspired by blues singers like Big Mama Thornton. But I've always thought that she must've listened to a lot of early James Brown, as well. Some things are just universal to Blues singing, I guess. By the way: I loved watching your daughter react to this video -- she totally gets it! ;-)
infos: that concert held 1967 at the monterey pop festival...both jimi and jonis joplin died at 27 years old. The woman wearing dark glasses near the end is called " Mama Cass " who appeared on that same concert with the group " The mamas and the papas "..........
Another one of the 27 Club. Along with John Belushi and others. Sound system was perfect she was playing the Mike. She knew how to work the mic fade-in fade-out Etc. That's a people did back then with the sound systems.
I didn't know John Belushi was part of the club
This was 1967..her breakout performance...this shot her into superstar and tragically passed 3 years later. She has some other great livd performances
The guitarist with long blond hair is Allen Collins who later played for Lynyrd Skynyrd.
Beg pardon? That's Jim Gurley!
@@williambaxter4628 Well they look like identical twins.
@@moorek1967
Ha! They do at that.
Joplin's version of "Summertime" is the one most people think of rather than the original _ The two very similiar songs Cry Baby Cry and Maybe, though it is like splitting hairs, i like Maybe first _ Joplin did a song on the "Dick Cavett Show" called Little Girl Blue that is one of her lesser known songs, but i love it, from the Pearl album i think _ And her very popular "Me and Bobby McGee" i never took to that song, especially compared to "Piece of My Heart", or "Move over", or "Try", or Get It While You Can, and "Ball and Chain" of coarse, and yes those shoes, Janis can really kick it wearing those . . . :>/
Added to the list!
This was at the 1967 Monterey Pop Music Festival in California.
Janis as child listen to. Bessie Smith, and other blues Artists. If you listen to Bessie sing you can tell Janis's influence. RIP Janis She died a 27 of a heroin overdose. It was at that time drugs were popular for artists. Most unfortunately many great musical geniuses died before there time. I was young then and had many of their albums. I cried many tears of their passings.
(Janis Joblin Summertime) you will love it
P s.Hendrix also made big 1st impression at this one !!!
Yes ! Mama Cass ! Good spot
The performance got her and the band them on their way.
Lady with dark sunglasses was Mama Cass of the Mamas and the Papas
Janis Joplin “Piece of My Heart”
This song is so telling as to who lives on the surface level of selfishness and who lives on the plane of selfless love. Some get it and others see a performance!!!
Moma Cass said it all.
It's really hard to believe you have never heard Janis sing🤨She has only sold around 18 million albums
when our teenage daughter would get POed at us, she would storm off to the cellar and crank up Janis. Only thing is she was playing my cassettes. :)
Yes, that was Cas Elliot!
Janis Joplin, Queen of Detroit Blues…
1967, Monterrey Pop Festival.
You might want to consider reviewing either "Piece of my Heart" or "Cry Baby" for a better understanding of her singing skills.
Added
Janis pushed many limits. Cass Elliot showed that in her appreciation of Janis. She was a key to transitioning the sound and lyrics of music in the '60's. I have long wondered where music would be today if she had 20 more years to influence progress. Lost too soon.
mama cass was impressed
Yes, the lady is from the mamas and the papas.
Why Yes Was “Cass Elloett” You Witnessed 😎.
Commenting on the shoes..the mike....the hairstyle. ?..!...
Yes. We reacted
1967 Monterrey Pop Festival also the first time for Jimi Hendrix in the US
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This is what you get before you totally corrupt the music with electronic madness. This is it, the mostest way it should be. Perfection isn't always perfect. When Janis left the stage she had given her soul. Once I was at a birthday party for Bo Diddly, (he invented a hole portion of rock that Bo Diddly beat)) His bass player was the band leader. When he did a show he used them. After about an hour she is frowning .. it gets worse. She keeps trying to get him to the side and close the show. After about four hours she dies 100 times, so pissed. Two roadies stand on the stair to the steps up to the stage,. Bo just falls over into their arms and they drag/carry him to his RV. on October 1, she performed "Mercedes Benz" in the studio for fun. On October 4, she never showed up for recording, so her manager John Cooke traveled to the Landmark Motor Hotel where she was staying (via Unlimited Classic Rock). There, he found Joplin's body after an accidental overdose.
1967 Monterey Pop Festival
Yes that was Mama Cass.....
The Rose.
Dude, You've never heard of Janis? Geezus, Bing CRosby was born in 1903 and I"ve heard of him!
We didn't say we've never heard of Janis. We said we had never heard her music before
Got to try Piece of my Heart
1967..
Monterey Pop Festival
If you love her style listen to Joe Cocker!! Same type as Janis. Listen to the one from Woodstock ❤
Yup it was Cass Elliot. Blown away.
summertime
She was Mama Cass.
If you havent yet LISTEN To If I Was A Carpenter by Robert Plant best version I've heard??
1967 Monterey pop festival California
CASS ELLIOTT helped to organise the acts for the show, that's partly why she's so enraptured with Janis.
Yep, Mamma Cass.
Mama, of course he didn’t know
This is 1967 outside.
HOLA ESCRIBO DESDE URUGUAY SUDAMERICA JANIS FUE NOTABLE EN SU EPOCA MURIO EN 1971 CON 27 AÑOS SI HACIA BLUES Y DE EL BUENO MUY LINDO QUE ESTAN CON SU HIJA VIENDO Y ESCUCHANDO MUSICA ESO LOS UNE. LES RECOMIENDO A DIMASH . DISCULPEN PERO MY INGLISH IS VERY BAD. SALUDOS.
Dimash might be coming sooner than you think
Montery pop festival 1969
Look it up
1967 Monterey pop festival. This was kind of the kick off of Janices career. And yes, that was mama Cass in the audience. Janice was a soul gone way too soon we missed out.
In regard of your comment about the similitude you exprime (the man) concerning their voices, between Robert Pant and Janis Joplin. Long time ago after I saw Led Zeppelin at Montréal where I live, a critic of the newspaper the day after this show, comment not necessary like you about the similarity of their voice but said about Robert Plant; No body could have a show like him or can not been more sensual than Robert Plant or excepted Janis Joplin. Sorry for my English, I speak French and I live in Québec, salut Daniel
Oh you can speak french and we'll just get it translated through the app or through google, it's no problem
@@KathyLuluandDonna can you do it réaction about JJ Cale, start with Artificial Paradise, Devils Nurses, Right Down Here, Tijuana, Down to Memphis and 200 others songs. he is a smooth guy and is music too . But am Americans treasure. Salut Dan, depuis le Québec 👋🎸
This was 1967
I would like to ask you, if you 3 could do a reaction to Guns N Roses Paradise City, i would enjoy to watch you enjoying this song. That's would be a great Video for me😊
Guns N Roses is on the list of groups that do copyright strikes so if we did do a Guns N Roses song, it would be a patreon exclusive
@@KathyLuluandDonna that would be great too!! I would watch it for sure, if this song will be uploaded from you
Good news. We are releasing this video to Patreon on Tuesday
@@KathyLuluandDonna oh that sounds so great, is this video including all 3 of you too?
Yes it was Cass, Ohio man!!
1967
💙💙💙
Cass Elliot and left Noel Redding.
Please do me and bobby mcgee
We'll add it to the list
1968
What the F, dude, who cares about the mike and her hair? Yes, that is Cass Elliot!
Because, dude, the mic can't keep up with her. She's too good
You can turn off the sound and still see the soul coming out of this woman.
We can feel it
Shoes? Mike? What about the passion.
The mic can't keep up with her. I think that says a lot about how passionate she is
do your research first, especially with a legend !!!
We typically go into this as blind as we can to get a real reaction to everything. Afterwards we learn some stuff from the comments and we go look it up. Sometimes it just feels like if we look stuff up beforehand, it can ruin some of the surprise or suspense of the song/artist
Friday, June 16
(evening)
The Association
The Paupers
Lou Rawls[55]
Beverley
Johnny Rivers
Eric Burdon and the Animals
Simon & Garfunkel[55]
Saturday, June 17
(afternoon)
Canned Heat
Big Brother and the Holding Company[55]
Country Joe and the Fish
Al Kooper
The Butterfield Blues Band
The Electric Flag
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Steve Miller Band
(evening)
Moby Grape
Hugh Masekela
The Byrds[55]
Laura Nyro
Jefferson Airplane[55]
Booker T. & the M.G.'s
The Mar-Keys
Otis Redding[55]
Sunday, June 18
(afternoon)
Ravi Shankar[55]
(evening)
The Blues Project
Big Brother and the Holding Company
The Group With No Name
Buffalo Springfield
The Who[55]
Grateful Dead
The Jimi Hendrix Experience[55]
Scott McKenzie
The Mamas & the Papas[55]
That's a lot of people, but where's Janis Joplin?
@@KathyLuluandDonna Big Brother and the Holding Company ... Where else?
@@HellenKillerProject we weren't aware she was part of a group. The way everyone talks about her, we thought she was front and center
@@KathyLuluandDonnaTwo albums with Big Brother and The Holding Company then "I got dem ol' kozmic blues again mama" was her first solo album ... Then Pearl .... Two solo albums and two with Big Brother. With "Mercedes Benz" recorded I think three days before her death. That little laugh at the end of Mercedes Benz is such a sadness...
@@KathyLuluandDonna Janis had no protection, she was damaged and abused. It hurts when the very thing that gives you strength betrays you ..
60 dys love her voice to bad drugs ended her to young, Ohio man from that time!
She dated Jerry Garcia
She is whith me.
Janis was a tortured soul.
Hard fast dead
That girl in the middle is a cutie
no drugs were used at this show....................NOT!!!!!!!!!