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[@darealadogg]

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[@FutureFenyx]

This song is a good gravel road song

[@FutureFenyx]

You like this you like Billy Joel its a win win

[@danniellewonser9583]

Good luck for your wife!! 😊

[@danniellewonser9583]

YOU FOUND JANIS!! THE RABBIT HOLE U HAVE STARTED -EVERY SONG OF HERS IS 🔥🔥.We lost her @27-herion.So tragic.REACT TO ANYTHING U CAN OF HERS.. BOBBY MCGEE, PIECE OF MY HEART, I COULD GO ON AND ON SO HAPPY YOU FOUND HER! SO EXCITED TO WATCH YOU REACT COULDN'T WAIT TO SEE WHAT YOUR EXPRESSION WAS THE MINUTE SHE OPENED HER MOUTH! I WAS WAITING FOR IT AND YOU GAVE THE BEST REACTION EVER! LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.Miss Dannie

[@purplepixiemonkey]

Check out 'Summertime' 🌻☀️✨ it's one of my favourites. Her voice takes you on a journey. Would love to see you and your wife react to it together 😁💖🙏🦋

[@jamiemacdonald436]

There are generational singers, there are once in a lifetime singers, and then there's miss Janis. Adogg, you just opened up Pandora's Box and there ain't no shutting it. Have fun on an endless rabbit hole journey that you have just begun my friend! 😃

[@j20tower]

She is a legend from back in the day who can belt out a song like no one else. Soulful as can be. Many hit song. Try Piece Of My Heart, Summertime, and so many more. Another great talent lost to drugs. The 60’s had some of the greatest music of all time imo.

[@ardentynekent2099]

Could someone tell me WHEN "Back in the day." was? I think I might've been there? : o )

[@j20tower]

@@ardentynekent2099 that’s easy. I’m 73 so anyone can pick they’re back in the day based on music, patriotism, respect, clothing styles etc. I served in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War. I love my country. How many young people can say that?

[@boosuedon]

This is why I like to watch reactors! It was SO OBVIOUS when you realized that you were seeing something that you had never seen before, that you had never heard before, and you liked it and were impressed! This was cool! Well done young man! (said the 72 year old dude that watched her growth in the late 60s')

[@larryh.5229]

Janis is pure gold. The pain in her voice just screams!

[@adelitabriano4423]

Amazing voice ❤

[@dagmar.6954]

This lady could sing! Sadly we lost her too soon. She was only 27 when she died. "Me & Bobby McGee" is one of my favorites by her but she had a lot of great songs such as "Piece Of My Heart", "Cry Baby", "Down On Me", "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".

[@JennyJohn50]

Yes!!! Everything Dagmar S. said 😍

[@Alundrahs]

Man you got way too much time on your hands. Do you think anyone cares about what your favorite song is?? And if so, why?

[@sgholt]

@@Alundrahs really? are we suppose to care what you think?

[@eadsst1]

@@Alundrahs - Actually, most of here care. We are here to share our love of great music, and talk about it with others who love it as we do. It feels great, @Alundrahs - you should try it! BTW - what is YOUR favorite song? I really would like to know.

[@donnaralph4413]

Yes pick anyone of those above mentioned❤️❤️❤️

[@stellamorgan482]

You've discovered the great Janis Joplin! 👍 Probably her most famous song is "Piece of my Heart" but you could pick any Janis song & be highly amazed!

[@Fairygrl_TW]

One of my super favs, such a raw soulful sound, Love Janis...R.I.P. Janis, a legend, an icon, an amazing woman. Thanx A, Peace

[@fireballgaming1538]

Her vocals in Little girl blue will tear your heart apart...what a blessing she was.

[@claireburling8547]

FIRST TIME?! OMG. My 1st time was 196sumthin. Gut wrenching. Little girl but great big voice n a whole lotta soul. You might try "Ball and Chain" and "Summer time" for sure. She was one of those once in a lifetime performers and unfortunately, a member of the 27 club. That gal cud belt out the blues like nobody's business !! RIP dear Janis. Peace.

[@debbiejarvis5764]

Rest in peace Janice you are missed it will be 52 years in October since you left us. You need to listen to Me & Bobby McGee... This was her last recording the night she died from a heroin overdose.. I've always wondered how Janice would sound like today if she was still alive. Ball & Chain live is also a great one

[@robertbrucefan2673]

Piece of My Heart, Summertime, Down on Me are three of her best. Passed away 10-4-70 at 27 years old. Amazing artist.

[@marklindsey2127]

She put everything into every song, every time.

[@steverusso177]

Amazing to think Janis Joplin is new to anyone.

[@lindyc.2552]

I LOVE THAT SOME OF YOU YOUNGER PEOPLE ARE DISCOVERING FOR THE FIRST TIME SO MANY OF THE GREAT HITS AND ARTISTS OF MY GENERATION!! I GREW UP IN THE '60's AND 70's!!! WHAT A TIME THAT WAS TO BE YOUNG, PRETTY CAREFREE AND STILL WITH SO MUCH MORE INNOCENCE THAN WHAT KIDS HAVE TOTALLY LOST TODAY! I LOVED GROWING UP BACK THEN! AND I DO BELIEVE THAT ALL OUR MUSIC OF THAT ERA, WAS THE EPITOME OF MUSICAL EXPERIMENT AND CREATIVITY!!!! TO ME, NO OTHER DECADE COMES CLOSE TO MY GENERATION'S MUSIC..THE MUSIC OF THE 60's AND 70's! GLAD IT IS BEING APPRECIATED ALL OVER AGAIN! I LOVE THE LOOK ON YOUR FACE AS YOU LISTENED TO THIS!

[@mariacarmobarros]

My favourite singer. Love her voice, songs and performance.

[@BOOMNERD51]

Janis Joplin was the real deal. I'm 71 now and my big brother (10 yrs older) let me hang out while he listened to records: Ray Charles, Every Brothers, Elvis, I always was blown away be , " feel it to the max songs! Goosebumps: what a gift. Janis sang with such feeling, it's so sad she died too young.

[@AmySchweitzer-p5z]

Janis Joplin sang the blues like no other! What a voice, and a life taken too soon!

[@KathleenMcCormickLCSWMPH]

Loved your reaction. Next song by her I would recommend is Ball and Chain at Monterey Pop festival. It’s on KZbin. Incredible performance. You can see shots of the reactions of audience members who weren’t familiar with her some of whom were rock stars themselves.

[@ardentynekent2099]

Yes! The Monterey Pop Festival: The place she went from an unknown to massive stardom. One night is all it took. Watch her skip back after she sings. She looks like a happy little girl at that moment She was and is loved!

[@jamesgibbs7933]

I have loved, and been mesmerized by Janis since I first heard her sing in the 1960's. She died way too soon. Glad you found her music.

[@LindaTschiderer]

Saw her in concert…amazing singer!

[@cellgrrl]

Janis has been my favorite all time artist since the late sixties. She and I grew up in the same era and had similar life experiences. We both attended University of Texas, she a few years older than me and so she had moved off to San Francisco before I could catch up with her. I love all her songs, my favorite is "Little Girl Blues". She was a white girl living on the Texas/Louisiana border and often took off deep into Louisiana to Blues Houses where she fell in love with the Blues. She was a complicated person, very insecure, very intelligent, not very attractive and was criticized for her looks. She made it big in San Fran with her band. While at the top of her then career she did a little too much heroin and we lost this beautiful woman at 27. I really have never gotten over it.

[@rhondag8128]

She was born in Port Author Texas and every song she sang in outstanding.

[@diesel1344]

Welcome to my world. Saw her live several times and will never hear anyone more dynamic and real in what's left of my life.

[@jchow5966]

Love this on every level.

[@cynthiareimann9614]

She is my all time favorite female vocalist since the 60's. Still love listening to her. 🔥❤

[@lindamaccartney5197]

I saw Janis live twice and the hair on my arms stood up when she sang. She was so real when she sang, she exposed herself to you.

[@romaingoldwire467]

She has a album called Pearl . She sing a song call Bobbie Magee . That was over 60 years ago .I lived in a small town in Texas an she live in the next town called Port Arthur Texas many ,many years ago I love her singing so did my mom . And many people in my family .

[@lillianphillips9530]

She was my all time favorite!

[@davidmazon7516]

I'm just getting chills listening to this song. Not only because of her voice and the sound of the music but because I know she died so early. I don't know why my eyes are tearing up.

[@SoulfoodPogo]

BEST FEMALE VOCALIST TO EVER WALK THE EARTH.

[@powellmountainmike8853]

Janice was the greatest blues singer of her time.

[@jdee4956]

She sang her guts out. Nothing left. My favourite is Piece of My Heart.

[@devadipcesarsantana7899]

Janis was the one and only Rock Goddess. Nobody could ever get so high. She sung beautiful songs, my favourites are "Little Girl Blue", "Trust me" and "To love somebody".

[@deniseriley6622]

I would suggest " Piece Of My Heart " the live version next. Janis was from Port Arthur, TX. Which is about 30 miles away from my hometown in Southwest Louisiana. Her nickname was Pearl. You will never her anyone like her today. She has her own museum in Port Arthur. RIP Pearl, gone too soon.

[@gizmo5925]

Janis Joplin lived her short life at full intensity. I heard an early recording of hers that sounded like she was copying the vocal style of Bessie Smith (a Black blue singer who was famous in the 1920s and 1930s), but she eventually developed her own distinctive style. She was one of a kind. Nobody before or since has sounded like her. Recommendations: "Me and Bobby McGee" (of course), "Ball and Chain," "Mercedes-Benz," and "Piece of My Heart."

[@randallmccoy8581]

There was/is nobody that does that. Janis gave the world an amazing library of fantastic songs in a very short amount of time before she was gone. I cannot rave enuf. She is a permanent in my collection. Which songs and albums ?? All of them.

[@jchow5966]

She was the 1st and best female rock star. Rock blues. Died too young at 27.

[@chadheckman2693]

Janis Joplin was one of those unique bright flashes of pure stardom who left this earth waaaay too soon. Born in 1943 and died in 1970, she was only 27 years old with a big future in front of her. Alas, as many other great artists, the drug addiction took its toll. Trying to live a whole lifetime into just a few years. I still miss her.

[@rosesilveira344]

This was alive! Happy Birthday Miss Janis! One in a trillion. RIP!!!

[@BlueBlazer2014]

Ball and Chain, live at Monterrey. Mama Cass--music royalty herself--literally drops her jaw listening to Pearl!

[@deeheart9988]

One of my favorite singers. Our music was the best.❤️

[@academyofshem]

Check out her cover of Big Mama Thorton's "Ball & Chain" from the Monterrey Pop Festival 1967

[@Wtfumean4511]

You gotta hear Piece Of My Heart, Crybaby or A Woman Left Lonely. Janis put her soul into EVERY SONG.

[@ericfestvog2873]

That, was Janis Joplin & her band - "Big Brother & The Holding Company" check out Janis singing the Chris Christoferson song "Bobby McGee". She was fist found by Agent Clive Davis at the Monterey music festival in 1969 & she died at age 27, making her part of the 27 club of artists who all died at that age, who include Kurt Cobain & Jimmy Hendrix amongst others. She is the pinacle of female vocal artists, no one holds a candle to her. Elvis would've bowed at her feet.

[@Mkproduction2]

Janis Joplin grew up across the street from Jimmy Johnson, the former head coach of the Dallas Cowboys and Miami Hurricanes.

[@user-xt8ij4wb5i]

Different Band, 1970 Full Tilt Boogie Band. Big Brother and the holding company (Piece of My Heart, Ball and Chain. 1967)

[@Missmer796]

Piece of my Heart. You’re my favorite reactionist!! You Keep it real. Stay strong.

[@janicespencer6014]

All her songs are great

[@rjgood1]

Go straight to Ball and Chain at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967 to see one of the greatest performances ever.

[@karenj3611]

She was a unique master of her craft

[@bevkelly76]

She always sings With Passion

[@patriciamurashige6879]

Piece of my heart!!

[@peggychannel163]

“She is singing like a diamond right now.” Yup.

[@williammedeiros6009]

Only singer I know of that could sing in chords as measured by a osilascope absolutly one of a kind

[@damonhines8187]

Who's she? The voice that showed a few generations how it's done, how it feels, and was silenced too soon. Mocked and virtually exiled from Port Arthur, Texas as a teen, she found refuge and a 2nd home with the folk and nascent rock and blues scenes in San Francisco, getting her big break before her unsuspecting peers at the Monterey Pop Festival in '67, which also broke Jimi Hendrix in America after his return from England, and soul star Otis Redding before his untimely demise a few short months later, even before the release of his biggest hit, posthumously. Lotsa great selections here, I'll suggest 'Move Over', 'Down On Me', 'Half Moon' and 'Cry Baby.' Also Janis with Tom Jones on his late 60s TV show. Cheers, young brother, glad you get it. Enjoy the journey.

[@struthsayer9092]

Summertime, Work Me Lord, Little Girl Blue (watch the documentary done on her by the same name if you want to get a real idea of who she was). She was amazing and opened the door for women to really be recognized for who they were in rock music.

[@yambo59]

The one and only JANIS JOPLIN, she sang the blues like they owed her money. One of many songs you can try similar to this one is called "Cry Baby" --- then for a great change of pace check out "Me and Bobby McGee", her big radio hit its a great song..

[@karmicscope5259]

She is THE BEST!

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Legend lost to drugs and alcohol. Too sad..too many. Great reaction.❤

[@jaypaulauskas7108]

Big Brtother & The Holding Co. Always amazes me to see Blak people responding to Great White Singers. Like singing well is a black thing only. She was a goddess to the highest.

[@ggrevo564]

Yes...... My Lady Janis

[@normadavila2421]

Janis Joplins also sings me and Bobby McGee

[@jettyeaustin9774]

Any song Janis ever did was phenomenal. There are no bad songs.......and most of them were done while on heroin! She died way too young of an overdose, but boy, she gave us such awesome music. Summertime is my favorite! You should do at least one a month!❤️

[@pamc3338]

We may be old but we lived during those years. We saw all tge greats.

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ Janis

[@staciemoisa4884]

There will never be another Janis. RIP

[@flutetubamorg]

Her version of Little Girl Blue is a masterpiece too. Done live not too long before her death

[@dreojs27]

I'm knocking on 70's door and have been listening to this lady of the Blues since I was 15

[@johnquigley5821]

Summertime is my favorite

[@spoiltdiva]

Piece of My Heart is iconic and Mercedes Benz is so much fun. May she RIP❤

[@davidpost428]

That is Janis !!!

[@Benwandeer]

Look up Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Pearl, her last album

[@deeh4675]

Please check out Janis singing "Little Girl Blue" live on the Tom Jones special. It will break your heart.

[@oldmanjimh3165]

Great artists don't die.

[@jessicalee7119]

This woman is a a Goddess ! Check out, SUMMERTIME, BALL and CHAIN, "Piece Of My Heart" ~ there are no bad Janis Joplin songs!!!

[@patriciadavis1393]

WE NEED MORE JANIS IMMEDIATELY ❤❤❤❤❤TURTLE BLUES, MAYBE OR SUMMERTIME ARE GOOD PLACES TO START😊😊😊😊

[@kevinweakley2852]

Summertime !!!

[@jamiedudar368]

Work me Lord- live in Stockholm 1969 Janis Joplin . Do a reaction to it. It is amazing.

[@donnafaithschwarz8802]

You should check out Janis with Tom Jones signing "Raise your Hand".

[@paullavan3097]

Ball and chain. Monterrey, 1968. Listen.

[@randyrush9856]

It makes me a bit sad that so many of you younger folks have missed so much of the roots of modern music and incredible talents some of those artists of days gone by had. These were big names at one time. Today's generation don't even know about them. They even made a high production movie about Janice, it's called "The Rose." Definitely worth watching. She had so much to give and yet a life full of tragedy. RIP, Janice.

[@elizabethmyers7595]

Janis was incredible. No equal.

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Bobby McGee is one of my favorites. She was amazing and had so much soul and pain for such a young person. ❤️❤️✌️

[@suzzettebridges4931]

she was I the 70s great songs

[@barbarajones7502]

Pure raw soul. Try Piece of my heart. It will blow your mind Try the album Perl. Nothing out there today can touch her. Gone to soon from drugs and alcohol

[@thehorrorfanx]

Please dive into Olivia Newton-John. She had an amazing voice and had quite a catalog of hits. Her recent passing is a tragic loss. RIP.

[@hollysue6489]

Oh Yeah. THIS is why I watch reactors. Lovely

[@rasraster]

The one, the only.

[@ttjohns4821]

Any KZbin video of her and the Holding Co. will be good. Her band was bad ass too.

[@annmills3163]

Ball and Chain @ Monterey Pop Festival

[@debraballard6255]

She could sing she is a legend. Lost to soon

[@kskssxoxskskss2189]

Go for Piece of My Heart from the Monterey Pop documentary.

[@tendr247]

Watching her is greatvalso

[@iscovidoveryet7828]

Addog, you can thank us "old folk" later...... This and more, was the musical legacy a decade of turmoil left to posterity. Sure beats the monotone slack beat babble that passes for music today. Kids one day, will discover their parents or Grandparent's collection, and be blown away.!

[@jackwade3440]

Janice is the singer that Courtney Hadwin is most compared to ! They are both extremely emotional singers and are not afraid to let everything hang out on every song., I'd love to hear more videos on both of these ladies !

[@howardcraven3664]

My fav female rocker. #ToolArmy

[@tiaholloway9668]

Janis could blow. She was like Patti Labelle's sister from another mister

[@JenMaxon]

Yeah that was Janis Joplin alright - she was always 110% on stage.

[@christopherpyne6793]

Try "Ball and Chain" from Janis Joplin...Live longer version