Janis Joplin - Piece Of My Heart

Janis Joplin - Piece Of My Heart (Live In Germany) - 1968

[@Back2blonde]

I’m 70 I saw Janis in the 70s along with Hendrix B.B. King Chicago all in Philly. I feel so blessed to have been a part of the magic generation they will never ever be combination of musicians and artist that were in the 70s.

[@klmoll]

Wow, you were really lucky!

[@jessmazara]

Your a liar she died in 1970

[@Kayler.eh-2024]

Exactly... she died in 70

[@ayaizsharif1015]

Died in oct 1970

[@jeepmanxj]

She died in 70. So no. Can't you just enjoy a song without making up some bullshit commentary

[@debra53758]

Her music is timeless. I'm 70 and still love her. Nobody can replace her because she broke the mold. I was so sad when I heard she died but I'm grateful so many of her songs are available on line.

[@richardplume3212]

The lady iz a legend peace

[@la1negrita]

She will live forever.❤

[@MelodyRebornStudios]

@debra53758 she was only able to break that mold because she didn't care about other people's opinions of her, and she gave every song her best, and that in itself made her a legend...

[@jean-yvesleguernic7015]

Elle est unique mais la relève est assurée avec Courtney Hadwins.. Cette gamine est la réincarnation de Janis

[@masongrae5010]

I’m 30 and she still got it lol

[@maysclimate9443]

I love how she pulled that shy girl to her and sang right in her face "that a woman can be tough"....wow. How can someone NOT love janis?

[@Centermass762]

I don't think she was shy, I'm pretty sure she's tripping balls on acid and doesn't comprehend what's happening.

[@octo.lina69]

@@Centermass762 Lol maybe

[@beestorm7609]

MAYS CLIMATE they were shy but it was the late 1960s they I would bet lot of them were on acid. Bless em

[@beestorm7609]

Joey Miller eyyyyyy

[@pandacutlets83]

Watched a very good doco the other day..another great shy talented soul taken by alcohol and drugs...the stage and her voice gave her power...Legend

[@Khsjsj]

How can a song be over 50 years old and better than anything on the radio the last ten years?

[@drh21drh]

listen to Pink

[@florenceur3126]

Try listening to Beth Hart. She's awesome, too.

[@Bingbongbing125]

I love older music. And Janis Joplin is a rough addict at best.

[@cristianhuaman6647]

Tas loco ede sheran the wekend lo mejor del mundo y qe va igualar esta tia? Ademas todo y estudios afirman qe esta tia su voz es muy fea ....

[@swisscheeseplease97]

10 years. Try 30. Lol

[@jamesgreen6608]

She had "IT" whatever "IT" is..... She's got it. Charisma, attitude, stage presence, style, talent, beauty etc ... She's got it. I don't care how long she's been gone, she will always be a freaking legend

[@kc476]

Spot on!

[@ahhwe-any7434]

Lol imagine all the elders Elders: she was ummm an overly friendly person. She... was really liked. Had... a healthy appetite. She oozed passion...& uh, it came out in her creativity. Imagine the youngens Youngens: sooooo... what ure saying is she got smashed alot? Or, I mean... she believed in ... unifying? To be 1? Like... all that peaceful happy hippy Mary jan- Mary & Jesus stuff?! K got u. Elders: as long as u got "it" Youngens: yessir 🥴. I mean I could've honestly done w/ out knowing. But I figured for her time, it goes w/ out saying. 😔 sigh. Now I feel like this is a little tainted now. But also not really bc im not her. I know she passed but she would've been up there by now. & no1 wants to talk about old ppls seredes however u spell that

[@colmeiaconsultoria3100]

@@ahhwe-any7434 . Plkw9 jor

[@OneStripeRyan]

She’s sang with all of her heart and soul, and she was true to herself. I think that is what IT was.

[@temesk7631]

@@ahhwe-any7434 were u on drugs when u wrote this😂

[@GuruOfGreatness]

Would have been cool to have a grandma like Janis Joplin.

[@joeperez661]

...And a grandpa like Jim Morrison

[@itgetseasierlessitry]

@The Guru of Greatness Great comment. Check out Janis and Gloria Swanson being interviewed on the same show, and her "head" comment. Its on youtube.

[@Kawaiipinay15]

I seriously doubt you'd want a drug addicted grandmother and alcoholic grandfather...but party buddy thatll show you a good time, sure why not.

[@GuruOfGreatness]

Kawaiipinay15 I seriously doubt they would have gotten older with drugs and alcohol.

[@mirnareyes9704]

Yoooooo

[@troyray7136]

I can’t imagine what it must have felt like to have Janis Joplin pull you on stage and look you in the eyes while she sings to you

[@guinavsantos]

Orgasmo!!!!!

[@moonmermaid1234]

Yet the girl she gets on stage looks so miserable

[@brendanm6921]

@@moonmermaid1234 She's not miserable, she's nervous and self conscious. Pretty massive difference and pretty easy to see the difference.

[@fionamb83]

@@moonmermaid1234 Shellshocked lol

[@redeyeyowie6668]

@@brendanm6921 100%

[@damiancazares7994]

Happy Heavenly 81st Birthday Janis Joplin January 19 1943 - October 4 1970

[@richardplume3212]

The lady is a legend today tommorow all day every day peace n smile

[@Crystalquartz964]

The 27 year old club 😥 R.I.P. Janis

[@georgekhomich806]

She's forever young.

[@diogene3913]

1/19/22 Janis would have been 79 today! I adore you, Janis!

[@martialag]

So would Jimi Hendrix 🤷👍🏾

[@guinavsantos]

💉💉💉💉🚬🚬🚬🥃🥃🥃🍸🍸🍹🍹🍹🍷🍷🍷🍷💊💊💊💊💊🍻🍻🍻🍻🧨🧨🧨🧨⚰️⚰️⚰️⚰️😪😪😪

[@thedreadedkraken3944]

was an honor to drop that 100th like, she was one of a kind. May she rest in peace, I imagine her and Jimi in the same heaven Jamming something groovy baby.

[@alij.newton8526]

she's the age of my Grandmother , aww!

[@tinaholman956]

I wish she was still here!

[@lindabyn77]

As a 90’s child, I find her voice and music absolutely mesmerizing. I hope everyone can learn to appreciate music that’s not part of their generation, country, or preferred genre.

[@jasonvoorhees7288]

What year

[@mavecolby7562]

That is the most absolute Soul deadening piece of crap that it should be only listen to in the presence of a Suicide Hotline counselor

[@xwh1techoc0l4teb2]

I'm a 92 baby but thoroughly enjoy music from every decade and genre

[@xwh1techoc0l4teb2]

@@mavecolby7562 this music is incredible. You must not be a musician

[@mavecolby7562]

@@xwh1techoc0l4teb2 I'm not a professional football player either.... But if a wide receiver is missing passes all the time while complaining, well to me he sucks.... Janet Joplin is not singing she's yelling and that's coming from a critic not a musician

[@WalturdTheCat]

Wish she was here to see how many people STILL love her music

[@judahdashooter9077]

I'm 77 yrs old and I was about 21 yrs old when I watched her on color tv performing live in Woodstock,NY. The 60s and 70s Era was a time to be alive .R.I.P Janis Joplin

[@betsybasile-n6d]

I am the same age as you and watched that choice. You are right, right, right.....The 60's and 70's was a time to be alive.//////////RIP Janis Joplin.................Betsy

[@nickgermanic8505]

Search for Karise Eden. Closed thing to Janis.

[@heliotrope3345]

My favorite thing about Janis: her unique mix of total vulnerability with her super strength and endurance.

[@AshliMarieTV]

it’s a crazy blend she was so different

[@mariaserrano1096]

And her generosity

[@longskyhook4917]

When she sings, dances & interacts with fans her soul is overwhelming, a beautiful soul indeed.

[@augustacorns]

I can’t believe a person this cool and talented actually existed.

[@lindsaymcnichols5061]

I agree 100% she died before I was born but I know her music. She is a legend. Sad to think she passed at 27

[@richardplume3212]

Simply red no prisinorz

[@gwensiermachesky2566]

I am 72 years Old and I listened to all her Songs 🎵 Amazing ❤

[@liamnightingale799]

As a 22 year old male who discovered her from my father she is an amazing artist and will always be one of my favourites

[@Anajulia-hb7rw]

Yeah,males would Be inspired by females❤

[@sinnombrexd1923]

😊😊auténtico la jippi

[@MeLoNHeAd00]

Listen to blind melon.

[@ewssw54321]

love how she especially brought the shy girl up, she wanted everyone to feel the liberation music offers

[@zeff01]

indeed, but i wouldnt call that shy, i would it call acid :D

[@taylorlangley900]

I think she wanted a piece of that ass.

[@ratherretro7694]

Where is that “shy” girl now?

[@trailwindz7833]

That shy girl is now Speaker of the House.

[@jensenjorens]

think more like amazed of her trip, not even knowing she was on stage ;)

[@jumpingship1362]

When she took the shy girl up on stage it was like an Eagle helping a baby bird fly. Beautiful. Bless her soul.

[@juanfer92]

I think it wasnt shyness, she was a little too high in my opinion.

[@bernhardneunteufel9371]

ahahahaha I thought the same 😂

[@jakenikoli3027]

@@juanfer92 yup shawl gurl is frying pretty damn hard.

[@gur0ckk]

@@juanfer92 that was my tought lol

[@Ru-gv2if]

LOL That is what it was, I was thinking that girl has got to get out of herself, too self involved. Lolll

[@momo-tt1ns]

日本のファンです。25歳、母親の車でよく聴いていた曲が10年ぐらい前日本のDiorのテレビcmで流れていたのを観てお恥ずかしながら運命かと思いました。

[@jorgeanathomaz2819]

🇧🇷🙏👍

[@sistasunshine1697]

WHO IS NOT seeing the beauty..power... Passion.. Of this incredible woman. Janis was so humble... She didn't really comprehend her impact. Genuine goddess. .

[@mindylou8188]

I love how she loved her fans taking them by hand dancing with them. There will never be another Janis Joplin💖

[@johntweedly8170]

She is so amazing. Can't beat her soul she put into her music

[@colty7764]

When I was younger, I use to think this was a dude singing.

[@aprilmeireles6039]

i know what you mean,,, less ,,, today to many stupid morons,,, dont know how to have a good time... with no one hurt,,, :)

[@PriyanshuKumar-ez6qi]

@@colty7764 many did tbh and what's sad is that for them it mattered more than her talent..

[@MatimoreAgain]

Never

[@johnprovince5304]

Any discussion of "performance art" begins and ends with Janis. Sometimes she's literally screeching, but she draws you in and holds you. Magnificent.

[@Astraldragon1]

your right she was screeching through out the song had to turn down the volume while listening to the song.

[@curtisalkaway]

That screech gets my blood rushing! Yeah! There! Too bad she trashed herself along with Jimmy to "manteca". But I gotta say that glass blowing voice! Total Dakine!~like Morrison and Hendrix's.

[@KennethDawson-zv8rn]

Only two items on this menu! Are we clear! Don't make her buck,!

[@jeffpadgett8269]

This is absolutely one of the best live performances I've ever seen. She was magnificent.

[@lkearney7299]

Epic!

[@georgebailly]

My time machine is ready to go back to the 60s! Who wants to go with me?

[@ninicolls9269]

May I stop in 80's please

[@ninicolls9269]

@Genevieve Ross but of course LETS DANCE CINDY LAUPER FOREVER

[@711hotdog]

tom nunez fuck that segregation and thriving kkk nope

[@silviazanicotti5054]

She was amazing, so sad that nobody saved her life and the career. Her voice takes my heart

[@violettewolfey8744]

Can I come too? In terms of music, this is a trillion times better than the shit we listen to today!

[@cecemarie90]

Like any rebellious teenager, I couldn't stand most of the must've my mom listened to. At 25 I realize my Ole hippie Ma has some damn fine taste!

[@cosmicreturn26]

lol

[@robertwallace5235]

+CeCe, You are sooo right! Always listen to your Ma. SusieQ

[@jonnyzeugirdor6920]

Same here!

[@gabrieldelgadillogomez8438]

kien la iguala a mi janis de los de ahora nadien

[@Alex-xu5wm]

CeCe Jackson same

[@valerieunderhill6188]

People would say she was so ugly. For the life of me, I never ever saw her that way. She was slim and trim, thick hair, a bit of a native pretty look to her eyes, never needed makeup and could sing like angels calling from heaven.

[@OGDweeb]

She's not beautiful, but she's gritty and tough. That's what I want to be, personally.

[@TheGoldenriff]

@@OGDweeb I would definitely call her beautiful. I'm not sure anybody would argue with that.

[@octo.lina69]

She was slim from the drugs💔

[@Monsterdrumma]

Valerie Underhill This might sound weird but I am watching her story on tv thinking man I think Janice is extremely cute and I came here looking through comments to see if anyone brought up what they thought of her looks. I am with you completely!

[@tuttifruti8189]

She could sing and that’s what mattered all those that say she is ugly can F off

[@jdmvogel]

One of the most beautiful human beings-inside and out-that we will ever see, the lovely Janis Joplin. This woman knew more, in her 27 years, about human beings and love...loving others, loving the world, the world itself, than most will ever know in their lifetime. She has such a gentle heart and she sang for us like the wisest, most soulful canary. She passed not because she is ugly, as she is not-we lost Janis because of how ugly others are.

[@jakedeyoung8568]

Wasn't born when she was around but she is still my favorite artist. Her voice takes my brain to a whole other place of reality. And it heals my soul. *Edit* this woman draws me in everytime I see her!

[@zaynolcri2634]

I was born in the 90's and I love performer like hers

[@tenderheart7530]

She sings your soul’s words. 🌺

[@crystalroser6327]

That's a beautiful way to think about it.

[@jakedeyoung8568]

@@crystalroser6327 maybe it was the acid I dropped when I was younger, not really sure but when I hear her voice my brain switches gears and goes to some other place. And all that I know about that place is that I feel safe and protected from everything that is wrong in the world.

[@brittnierene03]

Such a Healing Experience just listening to her Music♡♡

[@jennifermarie7405]

She was such a down to earth cool chick with the most jaw droopingly amazing talent! She will forever live on as a legend and will always be missed!

[@AoiUsagiOtoko]

my mom raised me listening to music like this and i'll forever thank her for that. janis is incredible, it makes me wish i was around when she was alive...seeing her in concert was probably an amazing experience 💕

[@arnoldamaral3814]

It was, my best friend Ralph & I saw her live in 68. She was so generous and amazing 👏 🤩 💗 💕

[@dominickeefe2454]

Not just a performer, the very essence and voice of a movement. She's a member of the audience as much as she is the entertainer, at the center of the whole thing. The peace and love rock movement must have been so strong, in the cold war and Vietnam era, to have expressionists like Janice made it a tour de force.

[@SpaceGhost999]

I can hardly listen to Janis without feeling emotional. My mom has always loved her, and I know one day I could very well be listening to it reminiscing about her. My sister died from years of heroin addiction like Janis did. Even looked and dressed kinda like her. And the fact that Janis robbed herself of life so young. It's hard for me not to tear up because of all these things when I listen.

[@elizabethcloutman8913]

I lost my first-born nephew to addiction in 1977 following an accidental overdose. He was just 19, brilliant and musically talented. My family still wonders what he might have become. I know your family mourns your sister’s lost future, as well. Janis was clearly struggling, for sure. Usually in those days,l 1960s-70s, street drugs were fairly diluted. The story was that Janis was visiting in LA and bought some unusually strong heroin that caused her to overdose. The police reports were that others in the city who passed away who had. bought their stuff from the same dealer. The whole world must wonder what Janis’ future might have been. Heaven forbid it would have included Fentanyl, that has taken so many lives!!!! I’m so sorry for your loss! ❤

[@nancysiler]

I understand how you must feel! I too loved Janis Joplin! I'm really sorry for your loss!!

[@creekyknee]

@@elizabethcloutman8913 Drugs are for mugs. No excuses, if someone decides to excuse themselves from the gene pool by being stupid enough to OD on drugs then so be it. A lot more great people have died doing noble deeds than consuming substances that they know is going to damage them. These are the people that we should be remembering and celebrating. If you are dumb enough to OD on drugs then maybe that's a sign. A sign that you are not really as great as you think you are. I love her voice and energy but obviously have no intention of placing her on a pedestal because she was thick enough to kill herself with drugs. Now Charles Darwin, there is someone that we can all feel proud of and celebrate.

[@LocaKenia]

your sister made a very very stupid choice.

[@SpaceGhost999]

@@LocaKenia so did your mom when she didn't swallow you. But here we are. 😌

[@RoundBoy304]

A critic once insulted Janis Joplin's singing, saying "She sounded like a freight train howling through a lonesome West Texas town at 3 a.m.". I think it was the best compliment she ever received.

[@angelifalkenstein7737]

This girl has so much soul. The young artists today? Bleh.

[@richardportman8912]

Yeah.

[@Dularr]

@Ned Kelly Well she did die at age 27 from a heroin overdose. A little religion in her life would have done her well.

[@ryanstephens7839]

Nobody needs any organized religion in their life, facts.

[@viceb7]

That's a pretty fucking rad description

[@worldorthoorthopaedicsurge6147]

As a group of Catholic school boys in the 60s we used to get together on a Saturday night and sing our hearts out to her music, especially this one.

[@TD-np6ze]

Is that where those guys are from? They're so rocking it!!! A lotta BS talk about 60s being so full of Love though - bc the people who thought they were "cool" put down Janis for her lack of "feminine beauty"... And Great Talents like Karen Carpenter and John Denver went over the edge when audience decided "no longer cool" **Younger Folks today way more inclusive and tolerant -- I hope they get their chance to fix the mess those phony boomers made** (I'm a Boomer-I speak from experience

[@blueforest2927]

Thats awesome...she really did share alot w the world...I miss those days ! !

[@Ella-hg4cq]

As a girl in a Catholic school right now, I still belt this song out with all my heart.

[@worldorthoorthopaedicsurge6147]

@@Ella-hg4cq Good to hear, good luck with your career. I have done very well in life and hope to rock with Janis up there.

[@lisacolbert5987]

To you and to Ella , wow , just wow. Big hug to you both.

[@teaky19]

Thank you for paving the way for alot of females❤

[@edbennett2914]

I miss her stage presence ! I got to see her at Woodstock been a life long fan. Went to a lot of concerts but never was the same.When she was on stage it was a party, she made you feel like you were part of a party not someone in the audience All I know there must have one hell of a party in Heaven!!!!!

[@MsTeresa2]

She was a very good draw to Woodstock.

[@edbennett2914]

Not many knew she was going to be there she really got famous after woodstock .Jimmy Henex,Santana a lot got famous from there that was a time that can't be done again

[@paulavitoria1798]

You're so lucky to have been at Woodstock!...

[@emmapuna2166]

The only thing thats ugly is people that called her ugly.. she's awesome..

[@josephpolaster7542]

We used to say far out!

[@shandib1162]

WHAT A GODDESS!!!🥰😇 RIP MY ANGEL!!!

[@kayjackson8922]

yes, m'am!!!

[@willmason7812]

Janis is properly hot!! There is so much about her, she just has a beauty that’s hard to define.

[@bernardgarcia5682]

Will Mason exactly! Beauty is so sooo much more than exterior beauty... she has more beauty in her little finger than most supermodels have in their entire body.💯

[@Alias_23]

Fascinating to look back on the culture of this time period From the funky clothes people wore to the way they danced It all just seems so liberating.

[@michaelangel8133]

We were free and not woke, loving each other

[@michaelangel8133]

We were free and not woke loving each other

[@KnucklesIsOG]

We were free man it was the best time on the planet no problems no worries just peace that's my time and a time I would gladly jump back into any day!!

[@rnhealer6044]

We were rebellious and we expressed ourselves through music and dancing. Self expression and creativity were everywhere. It resulted in the most incredible music ever heard. It just expanded from there. It was an amazing time to grow up. I miss those days.

[@TimGreig]

"Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose"

[@kerbialana7212]

My mom introduced me to Janis when I was a little girl.. And here I am 34 still listening, and was able to sing Bobby McGee with her yesterday in the car as we had a girls day. I’m trying to not let my emotion get to me because I know one day I won’t be able to share it with her and I’m so grateful to be alive and create core memories. Janis is a staple from my childhood

[@judithneeley5229]

Janis and I used to sip plum wine together in the office at the Family Dog on the Great Highway back in 1969. I moved to Marin in '70, and used to party at her house up the canyon in Larkspur. I have a poem she wrote where the last line is "After I got what I wanted, found out it cost me my mind." Prophetic. We were all stunned and deeply moved at her passing, but she got into hard drugs, just like Michael Bloomfield. I still miss them both.

[@yajat3122]

Judith Neeley that line she wrote must be worth a fortune right about now lol

[@judithneeley5229]

Who knows? The whole poem, maybe. My address book from those days is filled with names of SF musicians that went on to become famous, as well as other characters. But back then, it was laid back, casual, and nobody had made it big - yet.

[@Cal99ers]

Judith, many Grace Vanderwaal fans think Grace is Janis under control. What do you think, since you knew her? kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4uvhJ6ojNmIiac a little something

[@judithneeley5229]

Hmm, interesting to ponder. I'm not up on Grace, so I cannot comment. I'll watch an give some thought.

[@Cal99ers]

Grace Vanderwaal Austin City Limits, Oct 7th 2017 is 49 min video you should watch. That Courtney girl is more of an act to get attention right now but she's another one to watch out for

[@alexandruoctavian4274]

Janis will always be the most authentic, heartfelt female vocalist ever! You put words and soul into what you sang and helped me to understand that being true to one's self is the only way to live..

[@jairopinto4636]

os meninos vieram de longe mano

[@denenewilcox3372]

she's a true blue rocker, She was unmatchable, one of a kind for sure, and I loved her...

[@brainsareus]

really sexy,too.....she knew how to move!!

[@ralphtorres6083]

Denene Wilcox.

[@joanmulhall2382]

The Greatest.

[@mattlow9056]

Hi there.. how are you doing? Happy new year.. 🎊🎈 in good health..

[@madarapubg9940]

No way that voice is coming out of her what the hell just found out about her from my music history class it’s awesome to hear honestly really unique nothing like I’ve ever heard

[@paulavitoria1798]

"No way that voice is coming out of her" Right? A tiny bit of a woman, who'd think that she had so much power and feeling? Edit to add: I'm glad you (and presumably your classmates on music history) have discovered her. You'll never forget her, I can assure you.

[@madarapubg9940]

@@paulavitoria1798so powerful it really is amazing i love it so much and i definitely will not forget her

[@anjie7792]

It’s crazy. In this type of rock, you can totally hear the inspiration it took from blues music

[@rnhealer6044]

Anjie, it was all about The Blues. Great music came out of that time and much more followed.

[@jonathancummings6400]

She considered herself a Blues singer.

[@antonradu]

and gospel

[@froogsleegs]

Born far too late to meet her in person, the best I can get is old footage. What strikes me most about Janis is how in her daily role, in interviews and in conversation she was so very shy and quiet- yet she had such an enormous stage presence, when she performed she exploded with confident energy.

[@cristiantricorache4990]

esti un bou!!!!nu ai inteles nimic,!!!!!!!!!

[@kellygirrl9811]

liquid courage

[@susanaavv]

Alice Kirbyson As well as Freddie Mercury who was a shy person but as soon as he took the stage he owned every bit of it

[@klassykassie4158]

Alice Kirbyson like Florence welch who i love just the same!

[@second9583]

She was probably high to be honest

[@daisychainmilk]

That guy with the short sleeved white shirt is so excited. I love it!

[@stonigee7997]

Pretty sure he was having a seizure..

[@bazebluu58]

he'll never forget that night. ..He seemed to have had a life changing experience. lol

[@bisleyblackhawk1288]

It’s 2023 and this 70 year old man is still in love with Janis 🫶🏻🫶🏻🫶🏻

[@Fester_]

2024 man a little older than me.

[@rmawer1986]

37 buddy, I'm still with ya ✌️ The generation lives on

[@Руслан-ъ1у4ъ]

I'm from Russia bro 2024

[@MeLoNHeAd00]

Isten to Shannon hoon ! He was 💯 male version of her . Might I recommend the song change by him. Sadly he also died far to.young.

[@rmawer1986]

@@MeLoNHeAd00 Love Blind Melon, great shout 👍

[@no1nestandsalone387]

I just love how sweet she was.. and friendly and a legend she was! This video of her dancing and holding her fans and stuff made me cry happy tears.

[@Pixieangel003]

@@Yes-bp1vw Umm no try someone who was viciously bullied by people similar to you and unfortunately coping with a substance to numb the pain 😥

[@CapreesyCup]

Omg so did I 😥😭😭😭

[@pittsky]

I don't even know what to say. I am crying, smiling, cheering. I love this.

[@b.arborio2404]

When she picks and hugs that poor shy girl in her Linus blanket , you knew Janis's heart

[@anastasiaknutsen4558]

Yay! Happy late birthday to her! Wish she was still with us to continue blessing us with her music 💕🙏

[@gur0ckk]

I think she was high, not shy 😅 But yuh I agree that was really cute

[@dba4292]

I wonder if that woman has seen or been shown this video since. What a memory! I’d do anything for a whiff of Janis’ scent ❤️🌹 RIP Queen. We all still love you world over.

[@jonnydelacruz8553]

@@dba4292 sad

[@carolreid4821]

Yeah Love this woman and her soul singing, her on pitch raunchy sounding voice. What a performance she gave her audience, on a bottle a night of southern comfort?

[@hazell5457]

To me Janis Joplin is one bad ass woman. A legend gone way too soon.

[@richardplume3212]

Real as sunshine n rain

[@xwh1techoc0l4teb2]

I'm at work and I'm tearing up watching this. What an incredible, timeless talent

[@creekyknee]

get back to work;.

[@jeantetreault132]

She was so good and she was so generous with everyone. Yet! where ever she went, Janis has shed so much light and so much love around her that she became the epitomy of Blues music. Except for a few high school dummies, from Texas, that she left behind, the whole entire world just loved her.

[@andreyushakov1187]

Великая эпоха. Люди верили в то, о чём пели.

[@brunoyamashita5964]

How people dislike it? WTF man... Janis Joplin, the queen of the rock n roll o/

[@WImob420]

NuNo MaGuS queen of bluesy rock ;)

[@Sttephy30]

That would be Tina Turner.

[@Nugtroen]

Janis, Tina Tuner and Grace Slick- the Goddess of Rock n Roll

[@javimonge1589]

Bruno Yamashita I completly agree you

[@iracilasantos6423]

Nugtroen

[@Dazziv]

As I get older i find myself on certain nights stumbling back on artists I knew about and listened to when I was younger, BUT was to young to appreciate how amazing they are and dear god Janis was one of them. Just a goddess in the music scene such a unique voice and such amazing charisma I envy all of you who were lucky enough to see here live

[@artea2930]

I never saw anybody putting so much passion when singing... She was all heart... and lungs!

[@StacheBigote]

You want to understand Janis? Just watch them all dance towards the end. Her presence is twice the size of everyone else around her. She looks like a character out of a scooby doo episode. And I mean that in the best way possible. It’s freaking surreal.

[@heliotrope3345]

I can't believe anyone would say anything negative about Janis. She remains the ultimate ROCK GODDESS... decades after her death!! No one compares to her, absolutely no one, not even close!!

[@paraskeuoulanikoli8661]

This is the first time I heard her sing and OMG she is AMAZING. Brilliant voice and very beautiful too! R.I.P Janis❤

[@Doin]

It's wonderful to see all those people dancing on stage, enjoying themselves and seizing the moment. If that was today they'd all have phones out, taking selfies with Janice and posting on social media.

[@David_R922]

If the technology was around then, they'd be doing the same thing.

[@Doin]

@@David_R922 You're probably right.

[@jaycerrito3142]

I can imagine them live streaming on their instagrams and Snapchats

[@teacup3133]

This makes me emotional. I've never seen this and it feels very intimate. Over the years I've come to feel I know her a little bit and I love her more as time passes. When I was a kid I didn't understand how her 'screaming' was music. She actually had a lovely voice. She was such a sweetheart.

[@mcorona0710]

Just pure talent..........simply amazing! Unfortunately, there will never be another Janis Joplin.

[@martinzaehringer1697]

Just remember, all these people danced on stage with Janis. How cool is that?

[@Coyote329]

+Martin Zaehringer Yeah, what a story to be able to tell.

[@Adrian3gotrip]

+Martin Zaehringer the bitch with the wrap kills me tho lol she just stood there lol

[@alterh3ad]

+adrian ornelas Omfggg so true, i was thinking the same shit ahah :)

[@diogeneslantern18]

+Martin Zaehringer They sure couldn't dance back in the day. But man what an awesome experience that must have been :O

[@stacyblue1980]

+adrian ornelas she was obviously too shy and Janis did not push her to join in. proves that what we have read about Janis is right- she understood the shy, loner types. We were all over the place in all generations. You gotta understand that.

[@blueprairiedog]

Kudos to the guy in the white shirt and tie. He wasn't afraid to rock.

[@silvergirl7810]

On his lunch break from EFHutton 😄

[@merthur88]

it's like she got all these conservative german people to get up and just truly rock out and let loose (it was live in Germany)

[@kypie8]

Hell yeah

[@christinad4432]

blueprairiedog he was so funny! I love him

[@MrTamendez]

That would straight up be my ass right there at the company Christmas party. Hahaha

[@carladolinhanna4989]

Janis Joplin is a legend and a great spirit! She was quite intelligent and free... Janis Joplin's music is still fresh. ...and always remembered.

[@ritamarie2976]

51 years ago today and there’s never been another! Rest easy Pearl, the drinks are on us. Raising a glass in your honor!

[@isabellelapointe3701]

This girl who was allowed on the stage to share the experience and all the others! GROOVY

[@richardplume3212]

The lady

[@rizato1]

Damn dude! They were freaking jamming! Amazing singer of course, and that band were sick!

[@philb.1502]

I absolutely love this woman! So authentic! So much heart and soul! R.I.P. to the great Janis Joplin!!

[@chrispea1973]

I don't care what anyone says about her appearance, she was beautiful inside and out. What a talent she was,also the dedication for her fans. Gone to soon ❤️

[@ballpeenbaby]

True. But in fairness she was a bluddy munter.

[@paulavitoria1798]

@@ballpeenbaby No, she wasn't! She had a very tender, almost childlike face, and a truly natural and heartwarming smile!

[@maxpilot5]

sensacional poder ouvir Janis Joplin no seu mais puro auge e acompanhada de excelentes músicos,só para citar esta " linha " de contra-baixo dos anos 60 e 70 um " absurdo " saudades...😪🎼

[@douglasdawson68]

I have to agree with you on this topic Janis Joplin excellent songs that of my generation I was born in the 1960's june 1967 rip Janis Joplin she died October 4th 1970 I cried out like I passed out of hearing John Lennon died in new York and crying out too for all our favourites singers in 1960's and 1970's and 1980's thank you for the music 🎶

[@arlethteran]

Saudades do que ñ vivi

[@adammedeiros6265]

She reminds me so much of my mother it brings tears to my eyes...rest In ☮️ to 2 beautiful souls.

[@garywee3706]

One of the most natural performer of all time. Husky voice and sang from her soul. No scripted singing.. Nothing like this nowadays❤

[@oscarwildeghost]

I saw her at 12 when my brother snuck me into a concert. All the different bands you'll never see the likes of again.

[@clutchcargo2419]

oscarwildeghost i envy you - what a thrill that must have been !

[@reginafallangie2867]

Clutch Cargo I literally was about to type the same response and saw urs!

[@clutchcargo2419]

Regina Fallangie you know what they say about great minds ! You have a good evening.

[@zeynabuthman639]

Oh my god I am so jealous. My Dad saw her in concert twice. He never stopped talking about it.

[@dallasbryceson2380]

I am so jealous

[@babylira2012]

this is real raw talent.....unlike all these manufactured "pretty" girls....rock n roll is "ugly".... this woman wasn't afraid to get "ugly" w it, and she was beautiful because of it

[@ostrovisky]

And she welcomed it. She was herself on stage, just pure and simple. She invited you to be yourself in the audience and feel the music with her, truly an artist and amazing person.

[@InfectedBlowjob]

True. Joplin wasn't all song-and-dance about being a "strong" woman or any of that shit because she didn't need it. She was just damn good full stop.

[@clarencewitt3958]

that was a pleasure to have heard,thats when music was written,not copied

[@firstronfan]

+Edward Cullen perfectly stated! I love your comment!

[@firstronfan]

+Clarence Witt I love your comment too! So sweet!

[@citrine65]

How lucky they were to be on stage with Janis Joplin!!

[@StripedTurkey]

This is TALENT! I’m old but so glad I lived at the time when this was breaking!

[@anastasios4415]

The unbelieveble voice of Janis !! R.I.P. Lady ,you live forever in our hearts !

[@rl5725]

could u imagine someone like Cheryl cole getting so into the music like this!! Janis is too cool for todays 'singers'

[@dot5483]

+seco ndo Today's singers sound like foghorns. The only one who had any soul was Amy Winehouse and she's gone.

[@dot5483]

***** I'm sorry but to me they sound typical of the singers these days - too deliberate and self conscious with a tendency to go for soaring vocals at the expense of real emotion. that's just my personal opinion, I'm sure others disagree. Thanks for the suggestions though.

[@juancho94]

+dot no way you can pull off ''soaring'' vocals with no emotion. unless you're an opera singer that is

[@dot5483]

juancho94 perhaps I should have said powerhouse vocals.ever heard of Cher?

[@juancho94]

heard a couple tunes, anyone in particular?

[@davidshowmaker4408]

You would never see artist today pulling people out of the audience and sing and dance with them! 2020 and still Loving Janis

[@larvalad9564]

Saw Iggy Pop do it 5 years ago at a UK festival. Him and a security guard were playing tug of war with the poor bloke. Iggy won in the end but yeah, these day's are long gone.

[@sara-zy3vh]

probably because of safety issues tho

[@doomslayerplushie6662]

Probably because of that mochi fudger who shot dimebag Darrel

[@BillyCobbOfficial]

Have you seen Kanye’s Sunday services?

[@TheBelgradodavide]

You've never been at a Nick Cave concert, bless you

[@tonimonteith8125]

I remember her very well. I loved her type of music. It came from her soul. I’m 79 ❤️

[@BettySturgeon]

She was one of a kind. Nobody has come close.

[@brujeriadiosa]

...Tina.

[@LACHRA1]

She IS And Was The Best! I Think She Grooves With Others In The Everlasting World Of GOD, GOD Don't Give Or Gave A Person This Kind OF Talent And Let It Perish, No Way! Love YOU Lord JESUS, BLess Her Soul!

[@droar360]

john Travolta

[@arthurharrison1345]

Justin Bieber!

[@travisscott5027]

Robert Plant

[@Daniellancewright]

I know songs make everyone think of a specific time and place, but why not share it? I'm driving down U-S 385 toward Brownfield, TX in my '55 Chevy, windows down on a very hot summer day and singing along with Janice at the top of my lungs, summer of '69.

[@1969ryson]

Sounds like heaven to me.

[@teresamartinezvila3114]

FUE ALGO MARAVILLOSO JANIS QUE FUERZA Y DESGARRO EN LA VOZ, SE DEJABA EL ALMA, VIVÍA INTENSAMEMNTE LO QUE ESTABA CANTANDO ¡¡¡""NO ESWTÁS PERO TE RECORDAMOS"!! NOS HA DEJADO UN BUEN LEGADO. QUE LAS PERSONAS QUE PUBLIQUEN PEDIRÍA UN FAVOR: QUE SE QUEDEN CON LO POSITIVO DE CUALQUIER CANTANTE, Y DEJAR LO NEGATIVO>> SI RESPLANDECIERON EN AQUELLOS DÍAS ERA PORQUE REALMENTE SERVÍAN.

[@salvatoreverducci9657]

Grazie

[@dabunnyrabbit2620]

she put everything, her heart and soul into her songs, so much so weather you liked her or not you had to respect it.

[@GenosFinds]

I saw her live at the Garden State Art Center in New Jersey. One of favorite memories. Rest in peace, Janis

[@christinaburke2461]

I'm here because I like Janis Joplin!

[@carlosanayamantilla7154]

Of course!! The one and only...Janis Joplin!!

[@rubenamoriim]

No one care what this! We all like Janis!

[@angelianavicente701]

of course

[@Brandli]

Det er en så sjukt sjef kommentar!

[@nyuhsexecutioner4795]

Aren't we all?

[@TennilleWesley]

I might be young but I love her music it touches your soul

[@yvonneschneising5740]

Bin 66 Jahre und feiere sie immer noch. Auf keiner Party in meinem Kreis ist sie immer dabei

[@yvonneschneising5740]

Sorry, auf jeder Party ist sie dabei. Schreibfehler 😊

[@TennilleWesley]

@@yvonneschneising5740 huh

[@trailladymtb7700]

She was amazing! That voice is so powerful live! Wow! Wonder what could have been! Legend!

[@jennmarie-jp4wu]

I'm only 40 am im so sad she is passed...omg we need more LIKE JANIS IN THIS WORLD!

[@hazeleyes611]

I'm happy to be able to see these videos. It takes me back. She was so gifted.

[@patriciabusch4599]

DAMN she felt music with her soul. I get chills watching this and I wasn't born until 1978! AMAZING!! R.I.P. Janis

[@fredhonest7258]

Hello Patricia..

[@patriciabusch4599]

@@fredhonest7258 Hello

[@fredhonest7258]

@@patriciabusch4599 how are you doing today, I hope you are having a beautiful day..??

[@ASartori86]

My my! I wonder if there's a moment when the men and women dancing on stage with Janis sit down with their grandchildren and tell them the story of when they danced with the amazingly talented Janis and the kid says "Janis WHO"? She was incredible and Pops, if you were there you have a great memory and I envy you.

[@tonybrown9875]

Janus is a fat ugly satanic guy. Transatanist.

[@mountainguyed67]

@@tonybrown9875 You nicknamed your boyfriend Janis?

[@jamesmartin7156]

Oh how I loved her. What an amazing presence on the stage! I do so miss her. We lost her way too young.

[@LoneTinaja]

Janis Joplin was a blazing comet that illuminated the heavens, then passed from the scene far too soon.

[@sherrycooper1370]

Back when audience members could come on stage and rock with her.

[@whimreaper8603]

Lol, you should go to a 200 Stab Wounds show. People are all over the stage running around and flipping off it and trying to sing into the mic at the chorus it's hilarious

[@PimaArt]

Back when you didn’t need filters, makeup and surgeries, Janis was a sex symbol because her voice told the world how beautiful she was. Unfortunately she died to young but her voice will be heard a thousand years after

[@hpharridan]

she is beautiful, always will be

[@paweltrawicki2200]

I will Amen to that!!!!

[@sgt.strawberrylane2899]

She’s sexy in her own way

[@Gryffitarian]

Can we stop talking about makeup like it's bad? It's used as way of expression these days

[@PimaArt]

@@Gryffitarian who said anything about makeup being a bad thing?

[@exfandes60s]

Et encore une des plus belles images qu'une caméra a pu immortaliser de ces années magnifiques 💗☮🌼 "FEEL GOOD RIGHT NOW !" 😂🤩🥰