FIRST TIME HEARING Janis Joplin - Ball and Chain - Monterey Pop | REACTION
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FIRST TIME HEARING Janis Joplin - Ball and Chain - Monterey Pop | REACTION
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That lady in the audience was the late great Mamma Cass Elliot. This is Janis at the Monterey Pop festival. Both these great artists are still missed to this day.
Yeah
I did not know that.
The woman in the audience is Cass Elliot. A fabulous singer blown away by another. Different styles and both at the top of what they did. Both gone way too soon.
React to California Dreaming by the Mamas and the Papas to check who that woman in audience was.
Yes I thought the same thing. Cass from the mama's and the papas.
I could be mistaken, but I believe this performance (Monterey Pop Festival) was Janis’ debut performance in the rock world. It launched her career.
@@richardphillips8055 yes.
Yeah
This performance is my favorite of Janis.
First of all, this is 1967, let that sink in for a minute. You can't imagine how different things were then! As mentioned, this is The Monterey Pop Festival, and it started the festival scene. That's Mama Cass, of The Mamas and Papas, in the audience. Unfortunately, Janis lived like she sang and we lost her to "The 27 Club", along with Hendrix, Morrison, and others. Lots of footage and a great movie on the subject. Otis Redding absolutely tears it up, The Who completely wreck the place (literally), Jimi Hendrix set his damn guitar on fire, Janis blows everybody's minds because she was virtually unknown at the time, Jefferson Airplane, Country Joe and The Fish, Mamas and Papas, and on and on. This is history!
I can imagine even though I was only 12.
True even Amy Winehouse also gave her soul to the 27club.
You're right, Tom, you've got to really think about it: this was over 50 years ago! If you weren't alive in the '60s I really feel sorry for you. You missed all of this. The music was awesome.
That woman looking on is The Mama Cass Elliot from The Mamas and Papas. She was a singer at the time she attended this concert. She was in awe of Janet Joplin’s performance. 🔥
The Mamas & The Papas produced the Festival
And Mama Cass is also no longer with us.
Cass Eliot is sitting with Jimi Hendrix
Amazing as Janis's performance is here, my very favorite part of this video is Mama Cass mouthing "wow" at the end. And Mama Cass was already a star in The Mamas & the Papas by the time of this performance. What you are seeing is game respecting game.
@@sharonhalliday3180 that’s not Jimi Hendrix, it’s Clive Davis.
Im 74yrs And loved her from that time on,cheers
Janis wore her soul like a blanket trying to protect her from pain, hurt, anger, & even love! This woman was one of a kind, & sadly missed by everyone who loved & understood her music ❤ 💚 💙 She truly was a gift that was only with us for a short time, but what a glorious time it was!!! Thank you both, for such a thoughtful reaction ❤ 💚 💙
One of her biggest inspirations was a Black female Blues singer from back in the 20s was Bessie Smith.When Bessie died she was buried in an unmarked grave.When Janis heard about it she paid to have a proper headstone installed.That missile is an instument you drag a skinny stick against the grooves
I believe it is called a "gourd and scraper"...Typically used in Latin music...
Also Big Mama Thornton. May they all Rest In Peace.
I was going to say, some of the rock singers back then, took inspiration from soul musicians/singers.
This was the world's introduction to Janis Joplin. She hadn't signed a record contract yet, in fact very few people had really ever heard of her at this point.
That was about to change. As you can tell by the reaction of Cass Elliot in the audience that day Janis Joplin would go on to "wow" the world. You don't even have to be able to read lips to know what Cass was saying.
I do recommend that you give a listen to the original version of "Ball and Chain", by the woman who wrote it, Willie Mae "Big Mama" Thornton. As a point of reference, "Big Mama" Thornton originally recorded "Hound Dog" in 1952. It was written by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stroller specifically for her after they had seen her performance at a New York Blues club circa 1951.
Mama Cass can't believe her ears.
Yup, in fact the film makers of Monterrey Pop didn't expect her to be in the movie. She was unknown, but created such a sensation that they had her play again on the second day so they could film her performance. The Otis Redding set from this show is amazing too.
Cool
You should really check Big mama Thornton. She was a force of nature.
@@michelero8794 oh HELL YEA!!!
Janis is One of the biggest icons of the last century........i love her Little Girl Blue...
Janis Joplin one of the great artists performers ever!!!
She had it!!!! I miss her, we lost her at 27 years. Heartbreaking 💔
Janis was all heart snd soul. The pain was real. I got to see her in person in 1969. She left us way too early.
This performance was before she was famous. She wasn't even on the poster for advertising the festival. Following per wikipedia The Monterey International Pop Music Festival was a three-day concert event held June 16 to 18, 1967, at the Monterey County Fairgrounds in Monterey, California.[1] The festival is remembered for the first major American appearances by the Jimi Hendrix Experience, the Who and Ravi Shankar, the first large-scale public performance of Janis Joplin and the introduction of Otis Redding to a mass American audience.
I was lucky to be at both of those performances!
She walked onto that stage an unknown and walked off a star.
a moment in time.
"What is that?" It's a Latin percussion instrument. I forget what it's called. You hold it in one hand with the finger holes, the rub a small stick up and down the grooved surface of the hollow wood. RRRRRRIP RIKI RRRRRRIP RIKI RRRRRRIP RIKI RRRRRRIP RIKI...
I knew you would love Janis! She was around for such a tragically short time but she made a huge impression! That’s Cass Elliot from the Mamas and Papas who was mesmerized in the audience. This soulful woman will always reach into your heart and leave you feeling something intense. That thing on the stage is some kind of percussion instrument (I don’t know the name or even how it’s played). Thank you Van 🌺✌️
That gourd like percussion instrument on the floor at JJ's feet appears to be one of the many manifestations of what is called a "Guiro gourd". I could have the name wrong and am not above being corrected.
Janis was only 24 when she performed this masterpiece. RIP, she was amazing.
First live performance for Ms. Joplin. She wowed the crowed. There is only one of her. The lovely lady in the audience was Mama Cass from the Mommas and the Poppas. She was also wowed. Thanks for this...
While this was her breakthrough performance, it was hardly her first one. She had been with Big Brother for nearly a year , leading up to Monterrey, and had played a lot of shows.
Mama Cass was another great singer before her time. It's crazy how she was looking at Janis blown away when both women would go down in history as legendary musicians. You should do a react to the Mama's and the Papas.
Monterey Pop Festival (19767) introduced the world to not only Janis Joplin but JImi Hendrix & Otis Redding!
The instrument on the stage floor is a called a guiro. It's a latin percussion instrument. The lady in the audience is the late great Mama Cass. She was in the 60's rock band 'The Mamas and Papas.'
The Lady they keep showing is the great and beautiful “ Mama Cass” from the group “ The Mama’s and the Papa’s”
There was only ONE Janis...unique, raw, amazing. Gives me goosepimples every time I hear her. Just wow.
She did leave it all on the stage,was lucky enough to see her live,I was 16, she gave us everything she had.
She is hands down my favorite 🙌 and a beast! RIP 🙏 Janis!
The woman with the sunglasses you are looking at is Mama Cass from Mama and the Papas. They were the organizers of the festival. She has passed away too
Never tire of watching this performance. Janis was one of a kind, simply amazing. So glad this was suggested to you!
The lady in the audience w/the sunglasses is the late Mama Cass from The Mamas and Papas who sang "Dream a Little Dream of Me"....Janis blew her mind and everyone else's. Janis was gone by 27 years young. She didn't just sing the blues....she lived them. Other musicians, like Mama Cass, had pure respect for her.
That was Mama Cass in audience blowed away
Janis Joplin is still the best; she brought it all. Try "Cry Baby" or "Piece of My Heart" (studio cuts) and "Little Girl Blue" (live on tv on the Tom Jones Show in 1969) for some more _deep_ soul .
That lady was Mama Cass! From The Mamas And The Papas! Also a great singer with legendary pipes. You should check them out.
This was her first big gig. It wasn't technically perfect, but the intensity, feeling, and soul were beyond belief.
What is technically perfect?
I feel like she was more about feeling than she was about being technically perfect. Even the way her voice breaks at the end gives me goosebumps, it's as if she was really crying. Her musicians were really good too. Beth Roars said that Billie Holiday is a singer who took her weaknesses and turned them into strengths, and I think the same could be said of Janis.
This lady could sing! Sadly we lost her too soon. She was only 27 when she died. Had a lot of great songs such as "Piece Of My Heart", "Cry Baby", "Down On Me", "Maybe", "Little Girl Blue", "Ball & Chain", "Summertime", "Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)", "Get It While You Can", "Bye, Bye Baby", "Move Over" & her original song "Mercedes Benz". If you want to see a bit softer side, check out "Me & Bobby McGee".
Alan“Blind Owl” Wilson (1943-1970) ...
Jimi Hendrix (1942-1970) ...
Janis Joplin (1943-1970) ...all were in the 27 Group. All passed at 27 yrs of age same year
@@debitaylor2101 Yeah...
@@debitaylor2101 We can add a couple more who died at 27 years of age, Jim Morrison from the Doors (1943-1971) & Brian Jones from the Rolling Stones (1942-1969).
Janis always had a great backing band to support her.They knew how to rock.
"Four guys and one great, great broad, Big Brother and the Holding Company." Unacceptable now, so accurate then.
This was the show that made Janis famous. She was literally an over night sensation.
Janis sings with her soul every time!! She can make me cry every time I feel the pain in her voice!!! She was such a strong woman but had self confidence issues!! I wish she knew now how many people idealize her and think how beautiful she is!!!!
That was a Guiro...I believe. It's a percussion instrument. Take a stick and slide it up and down it to make a zip, zip, zippy sound. They usually are shaped as fish.
Listen to their “ Combination of the Two” and you’ll hear it!
That's right Mama Cass Elliot was BLOWN AWAY! And Mama Cass was a great in her own right, and that just shows how great Janis was.!
She is awesome love her.
There is only one Janis Joplin. Never be another. And the woman shown in the audience was Cass Elliot, of the Mamas and Papas a band from the 60s, Cass was one of the most underrated female singers from that era. She had a tremendous voice and had a brief solo career before her untimely death in 1974.
This is 3 lifetimes ago,the only thing you can really understand is she is full of heart and soul.Rip to both great ladies
The missile is a Latin percussion instrument called a Guiro. You scrape it with a drumstick or other hand held device. That woman in the sunglasses is Mama Cass Eliot of the Mamas and Papas group. This was at Monterey Pop Festival where many were seeing Janis for the very first time. Mama Cass died in '74.
That missile on the stage is one of those percussion instruments that gives you a friction sound. I can't think of the name of it. Janis used to bang on on of those because her onstage energy never let up.
It's called a Guiro 🙂
@@elliedowns6260 Thank you, its been a few years since music class.
You can hear it in their song , “ Combination of the Two” which she always opened with.
Mama Cass passed back like 1978 or so. Mama Cass was the lady in the crowd and was blown away by that performance.
And you know what else she added to it......Southern Comfort....100proof!! God bless her soul. I got this album from the Columbia Record Club. Remember them Van?
One of my favorite female artists of all time! She is just amazing
Man, you'd have to be soul-dead to not feel every note of Janis' singing. Mama Cass (don't know if she swung that way) was in love with Joplin's voice. As one should! Love to see how you get so sucked up in great music - warms my heart to see another generation appreciating the tunes I grew up with. Thanks for sharing your reactions with us, Sir Van!
I really love how down to earth you are when it comes to good music! I love my Janis! I wish I could of been there to see her sing live, but unfortunately, I was born in 1976! She is a pure soul sister!
Janice was awesome a real treat from Port Arthur Texas. She was a very generous woman too. When she found out her Idol Ella Fitzgerald was born penniless in an unmarked grave, he bought her the grandest tombstone that she could. Just one of her awesomely amazing gifts to people. Not too long before she passed away if she changed her will to leave $1,500 for her friends have an awesome party in her memory. Janice was a complicated who never found the love she craved and wanted all her life💔🙅🎈 misunderstood woman
That was the incomparable Bessie Smith with the unmarked grave. ♥️
John Phillips of the Mamas and the Pappas was a founder of Monterey Pop. Mama Cass et al were there to support but also perform. Somewhat unwisely perhaps they closed the festival right after Jimi Hendrix... a relative unknown at the time blew everyone away with his legendary performance. 1967 Monterey Pop was a huge stepping stone for Rock n Roll and made bigger stars of Joplin and Hendrix. Tragically they both OD'd 3 years later at the age of 27.
I still get chills
Janis Got discovered and signed at Monterey! That lady is Mama Cass Elliot "Mamas and Papas". Thank you for your reaction.
I hear it! Been hearing it for 50yrs! Still sounds good!
The woman in the audience is Mama Cass. She was already a star, in the Mama's and Papa's. She could sing, and knew what she was seeing.
At 3:37 the lady in the audience is Cass Elliot from the Mamas and the Papas. They performed at that festival as well, she was just interested in watching Janice.
This lady died in 1974 she was the late Mama Cass Elliott of the group The Mamas and the Papas they were the ones that organized this festival in 1967
Anything from Janis is such a treat.She was a distant cousin of mine.Everything she sings never fails to give me goosebumps
Wow a distant cousin! So are you from Texas too?
@@eviekelpie1 no, Tennessee.She was from my dad's side.Didnt know about it until around a year ago.Freaks me out just a little.From the family tree,it's my dad's side and her mother's side.
@@stephanietip oh wow! Yes I can imagine it would be greatly. I'm guessing your folks would've been in TX at some point
Janis Joplin entered this scene as a miss nobody - she left it a superster.
Yes !!
Still gives me chills!
Mamma Cass Elliot was one of the singers in The Mammas and Papas who helped organise Monterey Pop in 1967 where this is from. Hendrix got his big US solo start there as well. This is from a movie of the festival.
My favorite rock&blues song ever!
Nobody sang like Janis. I sure miss her
Her version of Summertime is great. Some of her most popular songs are Piece of My Heart, Cry Baby, Me and Bobby McGee, and Mercedes Benz. All classics loved by many many people.
Love and your take on it. You didn’t stop the video too much or nothing. You feel what we feel ❤
One of my Faves from the “Incomparable” Janis Joplin
Just RAW soul..
I believe that the woman with the sunglasses is Momma Cass, also an amazing singer in her own right.
the woman looking stunned was also a legendary singer! but when it comes down to janis ..... it was raw .... you got what she gave you, no more, no less. i never knew anyone who did not appreciate this voice / force of nature! big love to all people :)
Grew up listening to her 🥰
Hello from Texas! Janis lived up the road from me and The Winter Brothers never a dull moment. Something in the water.
From the SOULS OF YOUR FEET EXACTLY 💯💯💯🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
MASTERFUL!!! To much soul!!👽🛸💕
The man in the white suit next to Mama Cass is Jimi Hendrix-wish they’d shown more of his reaction. He’d play with Janis later on.
Your analysis of her is so spot on!
She walked on to the stage Janis Joplin, she walked off it a legend!
That woman's voice literally gives me goosebumps 😍 😩.
so happy to get to see you hearing Janis for the first time! my reaction, many, many years ago, was pretty much the same. she was an amazing talent and is a measure by which i judge other singers. she did not hold back when she sang.
The year was 1967, the summer of love. The young people in the audience, if alive today, are pushing 80 years old. Janis Joplin died just a few years later, at age 27, as part of the infamous "27 club". The audience member, singer Mama Cass Elliott, also gone by the mid-1970s. What a legacy they left behind.
My mom has been blessed with a voice much like Janis's. When I was a little kid my mom used to sing me this song and Mercedes Benz. No joke, I thought they were kid's songs that my mom was just singing to me, lol.
So it just reminds me of my childhood and when I was old enough to put together how absolutely not kid's songs these were and that it was Janis Joplin, lol. My sister named her daughter Janis. Joplin's songs impacted us.
I lived next door to Janis in the Haight-Ashbury in the fall of 1967. I didn't know her, but I would see her running around the neighborhood and, of course, I went to see her perform most weekends. It cost, I think, about $2 to get into those shows in the Fillmore and Avalon.
That's a really cool story 😎!!
And Bill Graham gave us all apples on the way out!
Oh man, I am SO looking forward to your reaction to this!!!! 💙💜💙
Yes so good
The lady in the crowd was Mama Cass Elliot from the Mommas and Pappas.
Eric Burdon and The Animals have a track "Monterey" that climbed the charts. In the song, he gives a shout out to each of the major groups that played at Monterey Pop. The music video here on the 'tube is pretty good too.
All the leaves are brown (all the leaves are brown) and the sky is grey!! Mamas and the papas singer Cass Elliot is who is looking at Janis in the audience. She is a legend herself!
Janis was and still is the best female vocalist to ever grace this planet. She was always true to who she was and never performed without putting it all out there on the stage. She is someone who you should definitely react to. First off let me say that “Little Girl Blue” live/televised on Tom Jones. Its not only the best performance of her career, IMO, it’s the best video of her. This was when she had been clean for a little while and it was perfection. Other songs are a live version of “Maybe” then “Cry” “Summertime” “Piece of my Heart” “ Mercedes Benz” the a cappella version is best, “ Get It While You Can.” That should get you started. Janis sang with so much emotion every time, she always left it all on stage She was bullied all through school from grade school on into college where she was voted the ugliest boy on campus. She said that when she became a legit artist/ had made it she went to one of her class reunions with some of her friends and they were just indifferent to her. Which she assumed they would be. One other thing.....when she walked on that stage at Monterey she was a nobody, when she walked off she was signed on the spot and a star.
Van, I LOVED your reation to this one!!!
Janis is straight up legit. The real deal
Another piece of my heart ❤
At the Monterey Pop Festival in the second row was sitting well standing Mama Cass Elliot when Janis Joplin came out he started to sing there was a video clip and you could read Mama Cass Elliot lips when she was saying oh my God. Rest in peace and love Janice
You must listen to her cover of summertime. Ohhhhh maaannn. Sooooo goooood
I love your reactions to these videos you have such a great smile. Janice was a wonderful soul singer to bad drugs and alcohol got her rip Janice
That Lady is Mama Cass! Mamas and Papas. Great American band
Did you notice on stage she is an incomparable powerhouse and as she left the stage she was an innocent,carefree little girl running out of school going to the playground.If you haven't done so,give a listen to her songs Cry Baby,Piece of my heart and Me and Bobby McGee
"Extra seasoning on the chicken" - well said!!
@5:43, @Van, That's The one n only "Momma Cass!" From the band The Momma's and the Pappa's!!! She was super famous at this point ☝️ and sittin there just like everyone else watchin Janis captivate them ALL 😉✌️♥️💯🎶🎶🎶🎤🎤🎤🎤
You've gotta check them out now 😉😁 but ohh yessir, Janis was sooo incredible and soulful!!
Was there at that show. Her voice felt like thunder hitting your chest . It wonderful to see she lives on.
Special lady♥️