I love you guys. You just really get it. This music was mothers milk to me. My mom was a musician, and there was always music in the house, albums, albums, albums.
@GregB-uc1ky Like a lot of things it was right place, right time...I saw a lot of the great bands back then and consider myself fortunate but I've read posts by people who lived in cities where they were able to attend all day stadium shows featuring a lot of top name bands all on one ticket that made me wish that I had lived there but getting to be around in what I'd call the "golden era" was definitely worth the price of admission and that price was really low compared to today not to mention so much more accessible...still got the ticket stubs as well...
Fortunate indeed. Just curious here, can you tell me was it known at the time that Janice was leaving Big Brother? Was the concert tour presented as a farewell tour? Thanks!
I’m jealous! I was born in 62 and Thank God my parents were into Janis and all the greats of the time so I was fortunate to get huge doses of phenomenal music from the flower child hippie movement! I still can’t get enough!❤
The documentary about her “Janis” is just earth shaking as well as tragically gut wrenching. I think I heard there’s a newer one out, but I haven’t seen it yet.
Spanish Ned saying thank you fellas so much. Your take is exactly how I feel about it too. Like, the band is winding it up ending the song but that sweet heartbroken baby is still pouring out her heart. I gotta say some tears started welling up ...Wish she had found someone to really love her and help her go on.. Peace La n Che
Janis was one of those special people. You know right away who she is as soon as she starts singing. Don't know of any one before or after her that can sing like that.
My 2nd favorite Janis song, after Kozmic Blues. This song hits differently when you realize it's the final song on her final album. Especially when she says "we may not be here tomorrow". Also, 1st like and 1st comment haha
@@dc91jvI have to agree.. it’s definitely a song where she gives it all she’s got and one of my all time favorites of hers, where I can’t help but come back to it again and again. It really takes a lot to get that place emotionally and just let go of it all, most especially while performing a song in front of the whole world. Many just can’t do it, but Janis did it consistently and consistently hit the mark. I can’t even pretend when she turns it loose like that, hits me right in the gut every time.
Also, there's a Janis album called "Joplin In Concert". She sings this song live on there and it's awesome! She sings a 3rd verse....priceless! That's for reacting to Janis!
Nice one guys! I was only 12 when she was last in Toronto in 1970 for the Festival Express tour with the Dead, the Band and others. Sadly, she was gone shortly thereafter. Also missed the Doors and Jimi Hendrix a year earlier for the same reason, too young. I've been blessed to see many great bands over the years, but regret that I never saw Janis, Jimi, the Doors or the Allmans with Duane and Berry. RIP all!
As you said, definitely a Blues song with rock band backing. Janis again changed the lyrics significantly here. It is interesting to compare Howard Tate's original cover of this song, which is slower-paced and reflective, with Janis's almost desperate plea here... both are great; both are Blues.
Love this song🧡Janis not only felt the music, she lived it. Also check out Little Girl Blue if you haven't already. Thanks so much guys for reacting again to this legend. Your comments are spot on.
Great reaction, I love Janis! While she and Amy W have different styles, I agree that there are similarities. They were both wonderfully talented and sensitive artists that gave us so much during their short lives. They both seemed to be strong and fragile at the same time - longing for love.
That voice coming out of a woman in her mind 20s! We feel her old soul that has seen some shit in her short time on earth. Great reaction gentlemen, thank you.
She does an amazing and soulful live version of this song on the Dick Cavett Show. You should check it out. Thanks for playing this one by the way this one of my very favorites of hers.
The last song on this album was Buried alive in the Blues. She never got to record the lyrics. The band, Full Tilt Boogie, recorded the music without lyrics for the final track. This was her best band by far and I would love to hear a remastered version of this album. I will always wonder what that last track would have sounded like with her… there are no recordings in existence.
Great job guys glad to see the blues hit you again the song dam Ole kosmic blues is awesome if you get a chance you should listen to that song just a suggestion
SHE WAS THE PERFECT PERS0N T0 FUSE THE GREAT BIUES FR0M THE PAST INT0 THE R0CK W0RID, THE ABS0IUTE BEST!!!! JIMI DID THE SAME THING AT THE SAME TIME 2 IEGENDS THAT WiII NEVER BE F0RG0TTEN AND THAT WE I0ST MUCH T00 S00N!!!
Okay I'm a senior citizen and I've been rocking with Janis Joplin for over 50 years and people always talk about her first performance ball and chain at Monterey but in my opinion that's not her best not even close😮 my favorite performance by her hands down is little girl blues song on the Tom Jones Show if you haven't seen it you have to check it out and they did a duet together called raise your hands which was pretty cool too😊😊😊😊
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Got to see Janis , November 1969 in Miami. Fantastic
This one makes everyone preach. Including you two! 😄
Take me to church Janis!! ❤😊
I love you guys. You just really get it.
This music was mothers milk to me. My mom was a musician, and there was always music in the house, albums, albums, albums.
This is my favorite Janis song!♥️♥️♥️ so glad y’all get her. Such a loss… she was simply amazing!
Janis takes me to church every time...
So much pain and soul in that voice.
Some of the deeper cuts are spectacular, like this one.
Thank you. Its been a while since I've heard this gem.
I was fortunate enough to see Janis Joplin during the farewell tour of Big Brother and the Holding Company in 1968...
Wow that’s must’ve been amazing she was amazing! I bet you could feel every word she sang.
Nice! Lucky you. Those were the days. I would have been 6 years old in '68. Kudos to you.
👏👍🤘😉
@GregB-uc1ky Like a lot of things it was right place, right time...I saw a lot of the great bands back then and consider myself fortunate but I've read posts by people who lived in cities where they were able to attend all day stadium shows featuring a lot of top name bands all on one ticket that made me wish that I had lived there but getting to be around in what I'd call the "golden era" was definitely worth the price of admission and that price was really low compared to today not to mention so much more accessible...still got the ticket stubs as well...
Fortunate indeed. Just curious here, can you tell me was it known at the time that Janice was leaving Big Brother? Was the concert tour presented as a farewell tour? Thanks!
I’m jealous! I was born in 62 and Thank God my parents were into Janis and all the greats of the time so I was fortunate to get huge doses of phenomenal music from the flower child hippie movement! I still can’t get enough!❤
Janis was special. No description does her justice. There will never be another.🙄
NEVER!! There's only ONE in the universe 🌹
She does a great live version on TV. She died three months later.
Yes you have to see it live
2nd that
You guys. You just never disappoint. You get it. You get in, and you get out. You make it count. Great reactions!
I love these young guys, too.
Such an amazing talent.
Absolutely her best album and band. So sad it was her last, but what a gifted performance back to front. “We may not be here tomorrow,” so prophetic ❤
"Put a CAPE on her!" LOVE IT!
She had a few appearances on the Dick Cavett Show that are worth checking out. She had some great interviews and performances on that show.
dick always made his guests fell like your talking to a friend janis and dick have great talks in the chair
She and Raquel Welch were polar opposites on the show but were supportive of each other
The documentary about her “Janis” is just earth shaking as well as tragically gut wrenching. I think I heard there’s a newer one out, but I haven’t seen it yet.
Rock, is blues. Thats where it came from. Great choice, and reaction. 👍
Spanish Ned saying thank you fellas so much. Your take is exactly how I feel about it too. Like, the band is winding it up ending the song but that sweet heartbroken baby is still pouring out her heart. I gotta say some tears started welling up ...Wish she had found someone to really love her and help her go on.. Peace La n Che
Peace and love to you Ned!!
couldn't have said it better.....FIRE!!!!!!!!!PURE FIRE!!!!!
Janis was one of those special people. You know right away who she is as soon as she starts singing. Don't know of any one before or after her that can sing like that.
Great lyrics, killer singing performance. The B side on the graphic, Move Over, is a great song too. I think it was the opener of the Pearl album.
When she sings that chorus, you feel it!!
My 2nd favorite Janis song, after Kozmic Blues.
This song hits differently when you realize it's the final song on her final album. Especially when she says "we may not be here tomorrow".
Also, 1st like and 1st comment haha
YES! This is my favourite of hers…..hope they react to it soon❤️
@@dc91jvI have to agree.. it’s definitely a song where she gives it all she’s got and one of my all time favorites of hers, where I can’t help but come back to it again and again.
It really takes a lot to get that place emotionally and just let go of it all, most especially while performing a song in front of the whole world. Many just can’t do it, but Janis did it consistently and consistently hit the mark.
I can’t even pretend when she turns it loose like that, hits me right in the gut every time.
@@CANDOKNOWHOW you are absolutely correct.
Not many songs give me goosebumps, but Kozmic Blues does it every time.
There's so many words to describe Janis. All I know is I miss her.
Me too.
Amen! 💯
Me too, brother. Saw her twice in 1969, fell in love. Can't forget.
one of my favs
This song is being played at my funeral.
Janis can preach it.
The best.
I LOVE YOU JANIS !
ALWAYS HERE for MS. JANIS!!! THANKS, YA'LL!!! Just wishin' she was STILL HERE: for US!!! MADE MY DAY!!! HUGS!!
What a voice!! Pure dope!! Appreciate the excellent reaction, fellas!!
Or said a different way "love the one you're with" as Billy Preston famously said. Janis sang the hell out of this song. Top 2 of hers for me
Janis sang her heart out and sang for every woman whose been loved, hurt, but a Queen 👑 Rest in rhythm beautiful soul. Your music lives FOREVER!! 🌹💙
Nothing like hearing a Hammond organ accompaniment. 💜💜💜
Whew! Janis is in my soul forever. Loved watching you feel this song. Love you young guys so much!!!!
One of my favorite Janice tunes
Close to my favorite songs of Janis. Incredible
Also, there's a Janis album called "Joplin In Concert". She sings this song live on there and it's awesome! She sings a 3rd verse....priceless! That's for reacting to Janis!
Saw her in Chicago in 68…I was 12…went with my mom and dad….
Janis was very unique but I really liked Big Brother and the Holding Company. Such a great outfit that really made her shine!
Nice one guys! I was only 12 when she was last in Toronto in 1970 for the Festival Express tour with the Dead, the Band and others. Sadly, she was gone shortly thereafter. Also missed the Doors and Jimi Hendrix a year earlier for the same reason, too young. I've been blessed to see many great bands over the years, but regret that I never saw Janis, Jimi, the Doors or the Allmans with Duane and Berry. RIP all!
One of my favorite Janis songs!!
Damn drugs take so many , I wish she was still here. Thanks guys
This is my favorite song by Janis. ❤️
As you said, definitely a Blues song with rock band backing. Janis again changed the lyrics significantly here. It is interesting to compare Howard Tate's original cover of this song, which is slower-paced and reflective, with Janis's almost desperate plea here... both are great; both are Blues.
Love this song🧡Janis not only felt the music, she lived it. Also check out Little Girl Blue if you haven't already. Thanks so much guys for reacting again to this legend. Your comments are spot on.
such a special person for sure. Love that cover of the album. thanks guys
Great reaction,
I love Janis! While she and Amy W have different styles, I agree that there are similarities. They were both wonderfully talented and sensitive artists that gave us so much during their short lives. They both seemed to be strong and fragile at the same time - longing for love.
This made me think of Amy Winehouse as well, also in the 27 club. RIP❤
Im so glad y'all got to my girl, my kindred spirit Janis😊 please do the studio version of Work me Lord and Kosmic Blues
Reminds you of Amy….yep…they were both so vulnerable….
That voice coming out of a woman in her mind 20s! We feel her old soul that has seen some shit in her short time on earth. Great reaction gentlemen, thank you.
I have all her albumns still listen to her. She such a missed voice
She does an amazing and soulful live version of this song on the Dick Cavett Show. You should check it out. Thanks for playing this one by the way this one of my very favorites of hers.
The last song on this album was Buried alive in the Blues. She never got to record the lyrics. The band, Full Tilt Boogie, recorded the music without lyrics for the final track. This was her best band by far and I would love to hear a remastered version of this album. I will always wonder what that last track would have sounded like with her… there are no recordings in existence.
This is the main song that I knew from Janis Joplin then.
I wanna see you do the super group with John Lennon, Eric Clapton, Keith Richards and Mitch Mitchell. The Beatles song, yer blues.
The "Dirty Mac" from the Stones' Rock n' Roll Circus.
Great job guys glad to see the blues hit you again the song dam Ole kosmic blues is awesome if you get a chance you should listen to that song just a suggestion
One of my all time favorite Janis jams, right there.
SHE WAS THE PERFECT PERS0N T0 FUSE THE GREAT BIUES FR0M THE PAST INT0 THE R0CK W0RID, THE ABS0IUTE BEST!!!! JIMI DID THE SAME THING AT THE SAME TIME 2 IEGENDS THAT WiII NEVER BE F0RG0TTEN AND THAT WE I0ST MUCH T00 S00N!!!
Here's the original by Howard Tate (1967) th-cam.com/video/L7o0lihxc0I/w-d-xo.html Another Jerry Ragovoy masterpiece.
American Tragedy. American Icon. American Beauty.
Okay I'm a senior citizen and I've been rocking with Janis Joplin for over 50 years and people always talk about her first performance ball and chain at Monterey but in my opinion that's not her best not even close😮 my favorite performance by her hands down is little girl blues song on the Tom Jones Show if you haven't seen it you have to check it out and they did a duet together called raise your hands which was pretty cool too😊😊😊😊
And as a music connoisseur I would have to say the only female to date that could hang vocally with Janice is legendary Beth Hart😊😊😊😊
Modern version by the late Chris Cornell is primo.
Love Janis but always thought she deserved to have a better back up band. Maybe it’s just me idk ?
Both Janis and Amy were badly let down my the men in there lives.
Janis ain't no Swifty