HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!..Janis Joplin - Maybe | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!..Janis Joplin - Maybe | FIRST TIME HEARING REACTION
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[@nycartist3421]

It's remarkable the mark that she left, in her short life. Here we are, 50 years later, still listening and loving her music. Nobody like her.

[@sherryarflin726]

NYCArtist. Nicely said.

[@xxdad638]

And 50 more will pass and still,her voice will still awesome!!!

[@T-bone1950]

Perfect art will always last, be it a painting or a sculpture or music. The concept of pure beauty endures.

[@battistaleone8388]

So true and good ❤❤❤

[@doctorj6030]

I love Janis' version of this song, it's a cover of the Chantels. A girl group from the 1950s . There version is pretty good too. Janis puts everything she has into all of her songs. Just great

[@t.lee.p9182]

I had I idea, I'm going to have to check that out 😊

[@passover77]

I would say that the Chantels' version was GREAT! Arlene Smith had one of the greatest voices in rock music history. I recommend them for Female Friday.

[@doctorj6030]

@@passover77 I agree with you, I had the 45 record. I loved the Chantels

[@edwardtmarsh884]

You have to STOP cutting into the most intense passages of Ms. JANIS... or ANY of your great artists. Thank you.

[@morganstoneking]

AMBER!!! I'm also a woman your age who has an absurd infatuation and love for Janis. I discovered her on my own when I was 6 years old and she's had me wrapped around her finger ever since. You MUST listen to "I Need A Man To Love." This song was released on the album "Cheap Thrills" that was released by Big Brother & The Holding Company, the band that Janis was singing vocals for before kickstarting her solo career. This song is a MUST for any Janis fan! I don't know what it is about it, but I promise you, Girl, you will LOVE IT!

[@delrayflom8887]

Yes I agree

[@ladylisaromance8129]

I was gonna say, " I need a man to love" too! Incredible song.

[@joeblow972]

Janis has what is described as a “ whiskey voice”. A little edge to it.

[@bosgaurus1]

...and a lot of whiskey.

[@paulpeterson4216]

@@bosgaurus1 and a couple packs a day of smokes. Not sayin' she did, but that's the sound.

[@jeffjohnston2141]

Southern Comfort voice

[@cavecookie1]

I knew a lady like that once. She certainly kept her voice tuned that way!

[@SuperGuitarDude7]

@@jeffjohnston2141 Totally! That stuff tastes nasty but I drank it for awhile just because of her. It actually tastes great in a Scarlett O'Hara: mix it with cranberry juice over ice and it tastes like Koolaid.

[@oldarpanet]

Listen to Janis with Full Tilt Boogie, Her last band. "Get it While You Can" Janis's voice becomes an instrument, more than a "vocal." She IS a saxophone, her voice is an instrument, like never before. It (she) is amazing!. "Get it, want it, hold it. Get it, Get it, hold it, want it, Get it while you can!" She is just amazing! Nobody can compare.

[@erwinfletcher4428]

Janis was so incredible. I love how you guys geek out over her. Didn’t realize it was her birthday. It’s also Ms Dolly Parton’s 🎂 birthday! Lots of talent born on 1/19.

[@CatnapWhisper]

Mac Miller too!

[@tonetone7572]

you'll never hear another singer sing ,sound like and pour out their soul like Janis did. Ever .

[@scottelement]

To Love Somebody - Janis Joplin (Live on Dick Cavet) You’d both love it as it’s a great performance & a Bee Gees song.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

They need to listen to The Bee Gees first

[@djhrecordhound4391]

I've heard awesome soul covers of the song. Janis' version is up there as one of the best

[@dagmar.6954]

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".

[@surlechapeau]

"Me & Bobby McGee" is my favorite to sing along to!

[@chriso6719]

Down on Me is the only one of those they have not done yet

[@showmemysong4158]

My favorite song by Janis is "little Girl blue".

[@matthewdrake4385]

So many great Janis tracks in such a short period of time.

[@sherryarflin726]

Surlechapeau. A Cappella version is 👍👍👍

[@williammcgechie4504]

Oh Janis, we loved you when you thought no one did. RIP you troubled , beautiful, extraordinary, gifted woman. Happy birthday x

[@Roswell1957]

Amen!

[@williammcgechie4504]

@@Roswell1957 thanks Patrick. Gone, but never forgotten.

[@eriqglyptis8816]

I just love watching Amber enjoy listening to Janis.

[@daveflower4177]

"Who is that?" That is the one and only Snooky Flowers. That's fairly close to my last name, so it made sense that I remembered Janis introducing him at her concerts. He was her main saxophone player for her live concerts (and he did a bit of background vocals) . He died about two years ago. RIP another time.

[@Salve01]

Snooky Flowers also backed Janis' friend (and lover?) Nick Gravenites. Look out for "My Labours" by Nick Gravenites and "Live at Bill Graham's Fillmore West feat. Michael Blopomfield, Nick Gravenites a.o."

[@BigDaddy-dr8gf]

Have been a fan of Janis since hearing the album 'Cheep Thrills' back in 1968. I was just amazed with her singing. My one regret is never hearing her live in concert. I had tickets to see Big Brother at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds in 68, but I was sick with the flu and could not attend. RIP Janis.

[@sherryarflin726]

Big Daddy, we should have been friends back then and I would have been happy to go for you and tell you all about it. Well heck I’d have even taken pictures for you. 😂😂😂. My brother saw her in Texas while in the military on a weekend pass. I’ve disliked him ever since!!!! 👍👍👍👍. Wow, just think we could have been friends.

[@BigDaddy-dr8gf]

@@sherryarflin726 Actually, I did give the tickets to a friend.

[@oguifonte]

I imagined you would react to this sound someday, the voice of this goddess is transcendental, it's unique, it's pure blues

[@AnitaLife27]

Omg, I LOVE this song. It’s a cover of the Chantels girl group monumental classic. It’s soulful to begin with, so hearing Janis do it is a revelation!!! Holy forking shirtballs, it healed me!!! I can see! I can walk! RIP Janis. Ever in our hearts!!! (Seriously, stay off drugs and alcohol!!!)

[@elisebarthalow6075]

Happy birthday Janis. We celebrate you.This is my absolute favorite song of hers and this my favorite performance of hers.Although her career was short lived I'm so glad she reached her fame. I Feel like she left while she was on top.

[@StoptheInsanityofRegressivism]

"Work Me Lord" is similar to this in that it is slow and bluesy, but also showcases her incredible vocal ability. There is so much pleading in this song that you can feel the need. "Maybe" , everytime she sang it, sounded like a prayer, a plea, and the cry of her soul. As much as you loved this song I know you'll love "Work Me Lord " - hope you'll react to it."Maybe" and "Work Me Lord" are my favorite Janis songs. So much vulnerability and pain, so much passion and pleading. So relatable.

[@rhondaroberts6021]

Janis you are missed. It just never gets any easier. Happy Birthday Girl. And the man singing at the end is Snooky Flowers - her friend and sax player.

[@robertyanes4751]

Guy at the end is Snooky Flowers. He has an amazing voice as well. Amazing to see someone else reacting to Janis the way I did back in 72'. Keep it going. ❤️

[@joanfrench7031]

I saw her and big brother in 68 , front row she had to walk pass us after the set I got to shake her hand. That 16 year old will never forget

[@kristennielsen2601]

PLEASE do her Little Girl Blue next!!! Soooo glad you finally did Maybe! One of my favorites of hers.

[@thingmagig3896]

Oh yes, beautiful track

[@HaFannyHa]

Either the studio version or Janis's performance on the Tom Jones show. Pure soul from Janis!

[@deeh4675]

I requested it again above....Little Girl Blue is one of her best but yet not known by many

[@cathyortiz1280]

My fav Janis Joplin song!! I also love "TRY."

[@victoriagrove5344]

Happy Birthday, dear Janis! Thank you for reacting to Maybe! I agree with Amber. Janis is my favorite female singer. At the time not too long before she died, Janis was interviewed and said she wanted to be as great as Aretha, who could milk so much emotion into one note. Baby, you were as great as Aretha already! You just didn't live long enough to realize it. I love Janis! Your reactions are so good, guys. Thank you for introducing more generations to our soulful queen! Maybe is one of my favorites! There are so many soulful treasures from Janis's short life.

[@jimdunagan4180]

That being said...probably the best JJ song live I've seen....blew my mind...you can see her mouth open up and blow out these crazy f-ing notes...incredible.

[@sherryarflin726]

Jim Dunagan, check out Janis on live/televised. Tom Jones show. Little Girl Blue. Absolutely best live performance I’ve seen of her. Plus this song was perfection from her.

[@debbiejarvis5764]

Amber thank you for reacting to this. I knew you would love it as much as I did. Janis was so special and unique. Her voice was so special. She had no training it was all natural.There will never be another Janis but her songs will forever live in our hearts. On a second note you have already listen to Me & Bobby McGee. She recorded it the night she passed away and was released to the public later.. I'm sending you something in the mail be on the look for it. Love & Hugs from NC.

[@WingITFlightSim]

Janis Joplin. Legend? Nope. Incredible? Nope. Unbelievable? Nope. I don't think there are ANY words to describe the unique gift that she gave the world. Tragically gone WAY too soon. Thankfully, NEVER forgotten. And left behind a one-of-a-kind body of work to enjoy. She just makes the hair on the back of my neck stand up and sends a chill down my spine every time I listen to her God-given power-house soul.

[@MommaHub1966]

Janis Joplin gives me goosebumps. Her voice was just incredible. Wow!!!

[@thatdamelana]

Happy Birthday, Janis Joplin. One of a kind!

[@jeremyfagner6808]

In just the few short years that Janis was singing and performing she left a huge influence on all music to come. There will never be another Janis! It’s too sad that she never knew how loved she was.

[@slurpee1377]

I have been a major Janis fan since I was a little. I love her songs that really go deep into her angst, but I do cry and have to take breaks from listening to her periodically because I feel her pain so deeply. Try Little Girl Blue, A Woman Left Lonely, To Love Somebody

[@sometimesboy]

All 3 of these songs are great suggestions. And TO LOVE SOMEBODY has the double bonus of having been written by The BeeGees. Incidentally, Nina Simone does a really nice version also.

[@sometimesboy]

I would highly suggest Janis's version of SUMMERTIME...child...the livin's easy.

[@berniehand5528]

I remember coming home from the service in early 1969. Gone for 3 years, got in my car and heard that voice. I said to myself what a great voice on this black girl absolutely powerful and soulful. Then i saw her.What a surprise . Her songs were in juke boxes all over town, people singing to her music. Her death was a shock to all. Good times, good music , good memories of her impact on all genres of music during that time.

[@whanuipuru4446]

I'm thrilled that younger people such as you 2 embrace Janis. She had so much soul and the instrumentals are so bluesy rock. So exciting!

[@davidswearingen9652]

Janis left everything she had on the stage every time. That's what I loved about her the most.

[@steveray7770]

Her voice could have changed but her heart and soul would not have, her signature style of singing comes from deep within. She truly represented well the free spirit of the Peace & Love movement of that time.

[@pacobolito8094]

No singer could ever touch my heart and soul like Janis the pain pouring from her makes me weep if only she could have known how much she was loved

[@southpawentertainment9594]

What I have always loved about Janis is that it didn't matter if there was some little studio or an aren, we get the same passion and emotion from her. She puts every ounce of her being into it.

[@RobSquadReactions]

So true!

[@Mr.Greeeeeen]

She was a shining flower on earth for a short time and made a huge impact that will last for ever. 🙏🌼🥂👌❤

[@user-tn7un4un1b]

Coming from this genre, it doesn't get better than this. Janis Joplin, is🔥❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@maryhiatt808]

Janis is the definition of....A woman's heart is a deep ocean❤❤

[@sherryarflin726]

If you want to see the best live performance of Janis’. Watch her live/televised on the Tom Jones show singing “Little Girl Blue.” That performance was one of the most emotional moments in her career. It was pure perfection!!

[@djhrecordhound4391]

Janis and Tom fire off STRONG on that! Would've been awesome if they could've recorded together

[@richardtremmel4024]

"Little Girl Blue" is one of her best

[@sherryarflin726]

Richard Tremmel, I’ve been trying to get her to do this song since she started reacting to Joplin. It’s Janis’ finest moment in her career. 😁😁 but she’s not biting. This performance is also one of the very best recordings I’ve ever seen of Janis.

[@sherryarflin726]

Richard Tremmel, hahahahaha………bummer! Yep that would have been my luck!

[@corinaperez226]

Listen to the studio version. It will knock your socks off.

[@djhrecordhound4391]

^^^^THIS!!!!^^^^

[@alantidwell7889]

OMG! Nightwish and Janis, and some good ol southern rock on top of it....ya'll have made ME smile today!

[@Zebred2001]

Janis, you boozy, crazy gal, you know you're still missed after all these years!

[@Swampjuice926]

Y’all have to check out The Allman Brothers Soulshine y’all will thank me lol. One of the greatest songs ever written and their adopted hometown of Macon Ga is 15 minutes from my house

[@Meyzen76]

WOW! I’ve never watched this performance. One of the best I’ve seen from her. Crazy good!!!! Thanks for your reaction! You should check out Joni Mitchell “California” 1970 BBC in Concert. Polar opposite of this Janis performance, but just as amazing. ✌🏼

[@chrisalldis3375]

Ah What a way to start the day, Janis singing the Blues, magic!

[@jasonremy1627]

Oh you know Amber is gonna love this!

[@williamquinn3196]

Blues was her specialty! "Pearl" by far her best selling album, was released after her death. During interviews she said her "pipes" weren't going to last.

[@Will-nr5ow]

I think that Janis was incredible and I thank you for another great video.

[@KAP1984]

I am 56 and Janis has been my favorite female since I was a preteen 40+ years. I put in reactions to see who else gets her and behold I see you and then to see my first big concert when I was 11 yrs old on your wall The BeeGees. love it. concerts have been my hobby my whole life. Got it from my parents who saw Elvis and so many. I now past it to my son in 2 weeks I take him to see Motley crue, Joan Jett, Def leopard and poison. all together. took him to cheap trick before lockdown been waiting. glad to see young people appreciate what we older ones have memories of. As I taught my grandbaby you can't be sad if your singing and dancing around!

[@kennethkauzlaric8948]

Happy Birthday Janis and Dolly Parton! Janis would have 79 today. I never realized that Janis, Dolly and my Mother all shared the same birthday. Also, I love how Amber's face lights up when ever she listens to Janis.

[@chrisbateman5358]

Janis always delivery it with SOUL! Thanks for this one! You guys rock.

[@SweetThing]

Stevie Nicks tells a story of a time when she was going to sing before Janis Joplin and Janis thought Stevie was taking too long and yelled at her to get off the stage! True story.

[@tatyannacashaw5212]

Mama’s singing through her soul man. Soul is just in Janis’s essence. And it’s beautiful to witness even if just through a screen. Her presence and breathtaking voice are so soul bearing. You know she’s feeling each word she sings. She’s making love to the music, and that’s how you do it man! Imagine being one of the lucky bastards to witness the impeccable Janis Joplin in person. I would have melted at her feet. Stay groovy y’all ☮️♥️🌻🌞

[@kerryknight228]

We want more Janis! ✌

[@robertmccracken6886]

What an incredible talent Janis was. I wish she wouldn’t have left us so early.

[@christophesimoens8038]

best female singer in the world,i need a man to love,misery n,work me lord,one good man,kozmic blues,move over,down on me,tell mama,turtle blues,catch me daddy,this are all good songs from janis,enjoy and have a great time together i look foward to see your reaction on this songs thank you very much,best regards

[@Malka18]

Ok guys..Janet will always be one of my favorite singers of all time..I always loved that whatever song she covered she did her own interpretation of. That being said, you should listen to the 1958 original recoording of "Maybe" by the Chantels, with Arlene Smith on lead vocals . Chantels are one of the "goat" female groups and their "Maybe" is iconic.

[@AnitaLife27]

Co-signed! I love the Chantels. Saw them live in Philadelphia. Fantastic!

[@jonathangeraldrobinson720]

The original is a classic that Everyone should hear. Very different from what Janis did with it. Both phenomenal performances.

[@rickeyjay7164]

Thanks for the reaction to JJ on her birthday! Treat yourselves to the studio version of “Maybe” on another reaction!!!

[@proudarmymom8657]

Thank you for reacting to this song I’ve been waiting for it! I absolutely love her! Happy Birthday Janis!!

[@donnasavage6703]

She was a precious jewel. A true Pearl. Happy birthday Princess

[@marvingoodman7381]

JANIS JOPLIN......That's all ya gotta say... NOBODY before or after will ever be like her... RAW SOUL coming from the heart and out into the world.. Amber, girl, you really got into this one.. Keep on keepin' on. BCNU....

[@krisdoggett483]

Janis just had raw, natural, God-given talent. Happy birthday, Janis. I almost shared her birthday, mine is on the 18th.

[@BrucePGrether]

The man singing backup at the end is Snookie Flowers, one of the horn guys. I saw Janis in concert twice in 1969 and it changed me forever. At Winterland in San Francisco, at the end of "Summertime" someone shouted out "Sing it again!" So she did! 🥰

[@marlie41]

I’m so old I was privileged to see Janis several times back in the day. There has been no one like her ever. She is so missed! R.I.P.

[@mattshaw6180]

I'm thrilled that you're still grooving on Janis, but I'll ask again for you to react to her live performance of "Little Girl Blue" on the Tom Jones Show. That one is slow, careful Janis and you're gonna cry.

[@amberfuchscia709]

Janis makes you feel the lyrics. You feel her pain. You feel her emotion. I have loved her since I first heard her as a teenager.

[@tedcole9936]

Goosebumps. A Janis song I hadn't heard before - this is special. Thanks, whoever requested this.

[@robynmeyer8413]

This is a good version. You need to compare it to the original by the Chantels.

[@maryannturton9830]

Janis is always amazing,and can we talk about those horns? Magnificent!

[@mattlupu152]

No auto tuned artist can come close to Janis. You can feel what she is feeling.

[@sherryarflin726]

Matt Lupu, every single time!

[@JohnMeeks-qk9if]

Love so many of her songs, but this one has always been my favorite. Thanks for choosing this one

[@keithroberts4952]

The guy singing at the end was one of the saxophonists.

[@nancymartineau-bauman6018]

Yes, Happy Birthday Janis!! I always loved hearing her sign this song. So good!!

[@nancymartineau-bauman6018]

Sorry that should be sing her this song.

[@dorothyesked1802]

It's crazy how Janis voice was so damn soulful. Happy birthday Janis 🎂 🥳 🎉

[@erlsuni2337]

the great Arlene Smith lead singer of the Chantels when she was 17

[@waynesworld7804]

I’ve loved JJ ever since I heard (and bought) Cheap Thrills as a 15yo in ‘68. For whatever reason I’ve not been listening to a lot of her songs in recent years but watching you guys react to her music has reinvigorated my love of her songs. It’s like a second coming! I’m also diving deep into her catalogue again. Thanks!! G’day from Tasmania.

[@angellucas-ranck9594]

When my mother was sixteen she hitchhiked up to Monterey Pop(and of course to Woodstock too). It was her introduction to Janis and the start of her obsession with her(& Jimi Hendrix) soul/blues music. I was very fortunate to have a mother that loved all different types of music so my childhood was a parade of different musicians. My mother was a single parent until I was 8 years old so she took me everywhere she went. So I was lucky enough to exposed to many artists that a lot of my contemporaries didn’t know about. Mom always said I was more of a “hippie” than even she was and she hitchhiked all across the U.S. as a teenager chasing her favorite bands/singers. R.I.P. Maw I really miss you

[@catherinegroves5201]

So glad you did something for her birthday! I would LOVE to see y’all her work me lord live performance in Stockholm!

[@amylafferty3092]

In high school, I listened to her record over and over and over again in the basement (evenings.) It's the soulful wail. Heartfelt.

[@miriamswellspring]

Amber loving your hair today! This is one of my favorite songs of hers to belt it out to.

[@cookingartguy2170]

I'm sure someone must have already answered this but that was Snooky Flowers singing backup to Janis. He came along with the kozmic blues band and adored her. The guy on guitar with the real long hair is Sam Andrew, he was in her original band Big Brother and the Holding Company and Janis took him along when she formed this new band. I spent a whole night with him and all the guys from Big Brother at a small table at a venue and we talked and chatted all night. It's a Memory I'll never forget. He even wrote me afterwards which was fantastic. I'm like Amber, I always tear up a little when Janis is singing even though she brings such Joy. I clearly remember the day she died and it's still sad and painful and tragic after all these years. Janis didn't put on a "performance," she felt every song.

[@tinaburkhalter6111]

Happy birthday to the queen ! Lovin it , so happy you can hear this ! Enjoy ! 😍😍

[@nickface55]

First thing I thought when I saw you were reacting to Janis Joplin playing "Maybe" I knew Amber was going to love this one.

[@sitrukelddir]

“I met a woman who sang the blues… I asked her for some happy news…she just smiled and turned away…”

[@pearlsaphier3458]

Years ago, and I can't remember where I heard or read it, but Janis sang in public the first time when she crashed the stage at a concert & started singing with the band that was playing. People loved her. No formal training. Just belted it out. The first album I got was from my brother. Beatles 65 The first album I bought was Pearl.

[@ReleaseTheQuackers]

HUGE shout out to Big Brother and The Holding Company on this song!!! Ultimate band for the Ultimate singer!!!!

[@christianmattison6096]

WOW!!!!!! How in my 65 years on this earth did I miss this??? Unbelievable! Thank you so much for reacting to this!

[@jamesgonzales5285]

Janis was an angel 😇 💖 💗. No, one will ever have that natural talent. Never.

[@jeanstrickland2445]

Amber’s music obsession Love Janis feel it with your soul!

[@adriannecote5319]

Janis started as a blues singer in Austin, TX. Not everyone at first appreciated her uniqueness. Still love her music today.

[@terwya]

I have to say I know the song & heard it many times because I've been a Janis freak since the middle 1960's when she first starting singing, but I've never saw this performance. OMG I was blown away and had chills. Thanks for making this a First Time for me video and I thought I saw them all.

[@robinreece920]

Makes my heart happy that Ya'll are loving Pearl's (her nickname) music. Her voice still gives me chills and brings tears to my eyes. A true blues legend. 💙

[@ramonaalvarez7559]

There's my girl .. Janis❣️ My #1 Queen of Soul Amber .. I love Janis Joplin too. I just thought .. Man I need a Janis Tee!! She's the GOAT .. For real for real. Special thnx guys for this one today. Have you reacted to the song she performs with Tom Jones? I'm thinking y'all did. Y'all take good care . Rocking peace to the fam❣️✌🏼🤘🏼

[@ladylisaromance8129]

She was definitely the Queen of the Blues!

[@maofuimaono5466]

Among so many great songs by this great artist, this is my favorite. So glad I lived during this timeless era of music but also sad so many of them perished. Their music lives on as does their legacy and that should help our thoughts of them.

[@robertgriffin9840]

I was ten years old when I heard this song in 1958, Maybe sung by the Chantels. Janis has done a total rearrangement of the song.

[@johnshea9526]

Anything from Janis was Awesome love all her songs.

[@ambrosewhite1359]

The Kozmic Blues album, one of my favourites

[@JeMy569]

She’s the BEST! ( love the sax! ) You need a picture of her on your wall. She’s a GOAT, for sure. Pure grit & soul! I’ve loved her music since 1968 & never get tired of hearing her!

[@frankknodel350]

Drank beer with her in 1967 (I was 17 at the time) Me and my friends were running her light show in Sal Lake city, they were practicing and we got a private concert and then we were asked to come and join her in a booth.