Big Brother and the Holding Company - Ball And Chain - 8/16/1968 - San Francisco (Official)

Big Brother and the Holding Company - Ball And Chain
Recorded Live: 8/16/1968 - San Francisco - San Francisco, CA
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[@Asgulria]

The guys playing behind her were perfect for Janis’ singing. Just raw and impeccable. They all fit together.

[@rockets4kids]

That's why she struggled so much at first when she went solo.

[@rodneyfreitas4754]

Think the same

[@jjharris8341]

She was at her best when she was a member of the band. When the national fame came up and grabbed her, and she left Big Brother, she began to perform kind of like an impersonation of her true self.

[@jenniferrobinson2000]

Thats why it worked so well❤

[@cherokeelair9796]

Her voice. Those guitars. Absolute bliss.

[@lanag9318]

@ cherokeelair9796Oh amen to that honey ! You took the words right out of my mouth as i couldnt have said it any better myself .God bless yiu always.🌹💖💖🎉

[@MrWildcountry]

I Say Wow. FORGET Full Tilt Buggy. This IS HER.

[@baptistegiraud1764]

Hello i am a plume blanche. I search famillie. Thank you. In France in Montpellier

[@baptistegiraud1764]

Thé empire of LSD IS great

[@davidjutovsky-rc3ey]

James Hurley vsn play dome mean acid blues rock dolos

[@dougwigley8072]

I grew up five miles from where Janis grew up. I'm 63 and just recently started viewing all of her videos on KZbin. After 50 years I'm finally realizing what an amazing talent she really was. There will never be another like her.

[@philipgrier9376]

I bought this record in 1968. . 45 years later I still love it.

[@MDavidG1]

Actually that's 55 years, not 45 years.

[@shanegriffin2215]

There was no one who could touch the talent Janis had. And no ever will. Simply incredible. She was at her best with Big Brother. My mom saw this incredible band at the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967.

[@chuckkallas481]

The first time I heard Jannis sing was in 1968 , I was riding in a 1959 Cadillac coupe Deville ! With the first tape deck that I ever heard ! Wow She sounded great ! Later that year I went to a concert at the Santa Clara County Fairgrounds and saw Her in person , I was up front just a few feet from Her ! What a performance 👏 .

[@MikhnevichNatalya]

❤

[@pete3883]

Dig it.

[@delavan9141]

The best recording of this song.

[@ConiSnyr]

Raw soul

[@thomaskeown6897]

I like the one from the Monterrey Pop Festival....but they are all way above what we hear today. She and the band were the perfect expression of a time and generation.

[@alleycat-145]

Drugs may have been her demise but drugs can never take away the great music Janis and Big Brother...left us with. Arguably Janis had one of the greatest voices in music . RIP Janis J.

[@user-no4ts7xi9i]

Если героин сделал её, то да здравствует героин

[@Allyourbase1990]

Wish we could all go back to this . Everyone just chillin , coming together , and making music that’s actually good .

[@MR-in8bl]

Except for the war, rioting, civil unrest, assassinations...shall I go on? Or can u just admit nostalgia is cool and that's it.

[@rtoadietodd]

We are fortunate to have appreciated real music

[@user-ym8sc2dg3h]

Immortal forever. You remain in our hearts.

[@Den-lh6sc]

Very true

[@svrandall]

Besides her voice, that's an awesome guitar opening!

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Yes, Jangly psychedelia 🎸🔥💥

[@lindanorris2455]

right on!

[@lanag9318]

Amen .Her voice was so beautiful with those guitars ,absolutely sublime ! She was such a beautiful soul, and gave her heart and soul onstage as she sang the way she felt her music with all her heart and soul, full of raw emotions .Nobody could sing the blues better .Thank you Janis, and God bless you always ,as your beautiful music will live on in my heart and soul forever .🌹💖💖🎉🌷

[@MikhnevichNatalya]

❤❤❤

[@lanag9318]

@@MikhnevichNatalya 🌹💖💖🎉🌷

[@user-vb4rc8tt6n]

Big Mama Thornton could sing the Blues better. No white blues singer could sing better. I would agree with that.

[@lanag9318]

@@user-vb4rc8tt6n Each to his own.I happen to think that Janis Joplin had a beautiful singing voice, so soulful God rest her beautiful soul in peace ,as i wish she was still alive .🌹💖💖🎉🌷

[@echoecho3108]

According to the intro notes, this was recorded on my 18th birthday. Fantastic gift! RIP, Pearl, and thanx for the magic, music, and memories.

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

Guitar sounds so cool , strong and nostalgic!Janis lives forever!

[@63Cherylg]

Janis, it’s 2020 and your music still moves me. Your passion and emotion lives on.

[@FrankHeuvelman]

She can not hear you. That's what death means.

[@frankiebernard4728]

@@FrankHeuvelman she can here him better now

[@FrankHeuvelman]

@@frankiebernard4728 No. Maybe after he died.

[@frankiebernard4728]

@@FrankHeuvelman just shut up

[@markyboy214]

@@FrankHeuvelman your parents are prolly dead tell them to wake up 💀 🤣

[@antoniomexiagalveston2595]

No words. ....we only need hear this magnificent piece..JANIS and her fantastic musicians...that guitrar. ,bass and drums ...wow ..THANKS a Thousand !!

[@irenedifillippo5429]

Absolutely unmatched by standards of today's music...

[@tarynciccarelloo57]

This girl had a great voice well she had up in top ten hits so numbers don't lie they were made by public choosing❤ like a vote we all know that's fair right ❤

[@tarynciccarelloo57]

Look at her such a baby young small an ready to go down that road many of us did now I've got the guts to tell u I did but what counts is now we all have closets so don't say oh not me if u grew up with this gal u have been placed these kids will never even know about kinda sad but it's all ment to be so the big man has in his book ❤

[@tarynciccarelloo57]

Not one fake nothin on this girl no eyelashes lip job well u geyt my point❤

[@levalpat]

I agree with one of the comments that is nice to see the whole band behind this talented woman... they were great together... thank you holding company.

[@PeterDad60]

Has anybody, anywhere at anytime put more of his or her's soul and feeling and heart into a song, ever? - Peter age 72

[@KittyGrizGriz]

No, do not believe so 🔥☮️

[@johntheuniversallifist9139]

I was only 5 when she died, but fell in love with her music the first time I heard her.

[@karrenpopovics2780]

I will always love your music Janis...a voice of our generation. I still have the vinyl!!! The heartache of our generation..war and rumours of war!!! Oct.14 2022

[@Jameslopez5682]

Hello Karen how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family

[@whiskeyriver4322]

It's 2022....... and not a single human being has yet to fill the void she left in her passing. Thousands have tried, hundreds became "Pop Stars", dozens claim they're better, and millions laugh at them. We love you Janis!

[@mel8517]

100s have tried 1000s become Pop Stars, Dozens claim there fame to be better,as 1,000,000s find them funny peculiar as in ha ha! That's just about explains it!!

[@IndyDefense]

I've always said that the reason Led Zeppelin became so popular is because people needed something to try to fill the void left by the geniuses who were just "there and then gone": Janis, Cream, Jimi, CCR and The Beatles.

[@user-sp6jk3zz5b]

That's a fact . Some tried to compare Amy Winehouse to Janis. No f-ing way. She was an imitator.She did not possess an ounce of the talent Ms Joplin had

[@fhfoodproduct]

James Gurley is an unsung hero of guitar. One of the finest psychedelia guitar players of the 60's.

[@avg1712]

That is NOT Psychedelic Rock, that is Pure soul

[@Mahasattva27]

Absolutely agree.

[@jamesbarrybrooks6564]

He has moments but I don’t like the out of tune string bending. Sam Andrews was better.

[@MrsCox-jg7zo]

He's my great uncle. 😁🤩 well, was. 😔

[@michaelmcknight8419]

An American original!! The real deal straight out of Texas.

[@michaelcaputo-author]

This is one of my favorite versions (one of her earliest versions) of Ball & Chain. I even love what she's wearing. I will always love Janis Joplin ❤️👍 commented November 20, 2021

[@avg1712]

There is no one who will ever be able to sing with this much passion, soul, and feeling again.

[@jessesmith9719]

The harmony w Big Brother and the Holding Company's unbearably expressive nd painful feeling is so incredible it hurts too much! I was so lucky they played at ucd dances often, and I and friends saw them at Fillmore East later. But here I hear the instruments clearer and the grief in the song. I love Big Brother n the Holding Co. and Kozmic Blues Band and others. Whenever I would come home after braving the snobs of North Berkeley to buy food, I put on the record and say, "They probably wouldn't like her either" and I heard Sunroof Cadillac on the radio.

[@BatoCongo88]

No lightshow, no make up, no duck face,...no nothing!!! Just her voice full of emotions, microphone and the band. Thank you, Janis!

[@aaronquist8125]

Just raw emotion, and the most far out, natural grooviness. Unreal human being.

[@AnnaLVajda]

You can't photoshop soul you either have it or you don't.

[@BatoCongo88]

@@AnnaLVajda Word!!

[@lpcxbox234]

People havent done duck face since like 2006 idk where youve been the past 15 years

[@steelheart4148]

Also, no auto tune.

[@MarioHernandez-rn1eb]

Raw and real no other person has ever showed that much passion

[@troyruss4112]

I hope she got her heart back after tearing it out from her chest and throwing it to the crowds, a talent for the ages. i love you girl RIP

[@mayflowerlash11]

This is a damn good description of what it seemed she was doing when she was performing. I hope she got it back occasionally, but I think she didn't get it back often enough to make it worth her pain. RIP Janis.

[@troyruss4112]

@@mayflowerlash11 fortunately we have this to look at

[@mayflowerlash11]

@@troyruss4112 We are fortunate indeed. I bought Cheap Thrills in 1973 on the recommendation of a friend. I did not listen to it before buying. I hated it. What the hell was all that screeching about? As the years passed and I returned to listen to it (I did like one or two tracks initially) it grew on me. It seems my friend was an advanced soul while I was a musical cretin. Now I love it. It moves me to tears at times. I often think of what might have been had she lived longer, but as you imply we must be grateful for the music she did create. One of the best aspects is the band, Big Brother. The booming bass guitar and the lead guitar doing its own thing. The sound invokes the times, loud rock bands in concert halls. I wish I had been there.

[@troyruss4112]

@@mayflowerlash11 She should have never left them, it was a great bland of her rawness and their garage quality, I blame her, and they were lost after she dumped them

[@flagemdown66]

Sadly she listened to Albert Grossman and she was never to find that happiness... She was very sad at the end... A shame... Some of us never find the right one.

[@frank0691]

Why the people put a dislike ! This was the best years of the music’s revolution, never will be the same, the best singer, guitars players, the best bands, the greatest musicians of all the time. This people changes many lives and no present musicians with all the technology will cover them! Chin Pum!!

[@foreverrod6415]

There are 177 dislikes, and rising.

[@mel8517]

@@foreverrod6415 Dig the dry facetious humor,but exact where are such dislikes in counting?

[@stonedsoulpicnic]

The opening riff of this song always blew my mind

[@tonymusolino2369]

Going to San Francisco with a flower in her hair. A truly great singer needs a truly great band. Big Brother & the Holding Company fits the bill. Damn I miss the 60’s and 70’s.

[@1244Rhogan]

Me too! Peace and love.

[@nathanhaacker8676]

You didn't run into Charles Manson did ya ?

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@nathanhaacker8676 he is/was in socal. He finally died

[@victorrodas4357]

SHE IS ALWAYS A FORCE OF NATURE!!!

[@patriciaaguilerajb007]

Guys, how I love this woman! For sure one of the greatest american singers. Passion, love, deep emotions... everything overflows when she sang... We miss you Janis!!!

[@stephengrist5608]

One great lady, gave her best every time, never mastered never bettered, now showing em what its about in the other world, God bless u girl R.I.P

[@afauxican_american]

I love the sound of that jangly ass guitar. Fucking perfect. It's damn near soaked in whiskey and reefer.

[@BastDG]

Gurley is the true father of "metal"/"shred" lead..

[@johntheyank88]

@@BastDG Most underrated guitarist of the 60's. Janis should never of walked away from this band.

[@louiseblasi7913]

Gurley is playing a '66 SG with a P90 on the neck and a HB on the bridge, and they feedback out of phase in a very eerie way with fat low and screeching highs, plus he picks with his thumb and index branding the notes, perfect for Janis raucous desperate blues singing. He was awesome !

[@tommystone3331]

Well said!!

[@davidklein1667]

@@louiseblasi7913 I was 16 when this hit and it changed the course of my musical life!

[@ProfessorTime]

JANIS JOPLIN (1943-1970) Some artists burn so brightly you know they're not gonna last long, but while they're here they light up the night sky like a comet.

[@philiphempsey9127]

Good one

[@carolinevictory1414]

True

[@JTFSIX]

I know this was a year ago...I always read comments, never reply...but I have to acknowledge your comment and it hit home....Amazing!!!!

[@adrianamahabharata]

Professor Time supernova star is the brightest star in the sky...but it is a dying 💫...so...she burns so hot and with so much light...for ever young (she would is like my mother old)

[@50srefugee]

"Don't you know you are a shooting star?"

[@marsyl12]

the guitar notes shoot through the body and Janis' voice through the soul

[@barnesjohn7657]

Thank You… couldn’t write any better.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

James Gurley and Sam Andrews

[@arrowwaterable8008]

She always did her best when she sang , especially this song. The most passionate singing in this universe.

[@sueclarke6494]

There was nobody like her then and nobody like her now. She was amazing 💚

[@user-no4ts7xi9i]

Она была Богиней

[@user-fv2kg4mb8y]

❤

[@howardstrauss5337]

What a recording, what a channel, what a time to be alive,

[@digitaloase]

still listening in September 2022... she is great !!

[@joannebeauchamp1169]

Janis is timeless! She is just as HIP today as she was back in 1968…

[@mel8517]

A real natural,without all the fluff nor pumped up hype!

[@lucaspujal7642]

A 80 años del nacimiento de este mito. 19 de enero 2023. Talento superlativo

[@markwsrner4639]

Her raw emotions tear me up, even when she was just beginning.

[@inanna1916]

First time i saw this performance i was 13yo on a DVD my uncle gave me for my birthday with the best ones from Rock and Roll and i fell in love instantly. She was simply amazing!

[@lenaackerman2499]

I am SO glad I found this songs on Spotify!! one of the best songs i’ve heard. this doesn’t even compare to anything else in my playlist. the guitar at the beginner, her voice, i could just FEEL her emotions. truly an amazing song. late 60s and 70s has AMAZING beautiful music.

[@brucecronin6396]

Classic !! Jim Gurly still ROCKS !!

[@ricard0elias399]

That's what i call, raw beautiful talent, no one can ever match such vocals. May she rest in peace eternally. ❤🙏

[@jamescauthen212]

Wonderful what a performance Janice that guitar and that awesome band absolutely spectacular

[@raymondparsley7442]

Sweet baby Janis, gave us her soul, a spirit like no other... and a sound so alien it could have come from another world. She left us too soon and is dearly missed.

[@jessesmith9719]

I just really needed this emotional let-loose psychedeliic singing and music.

[@markhenry192]

Pure talent, what a woman, what a singer

[@dimitriheemskerk8645]

It’s so emotional!

[@wigwam622]

the best blues women ever

[@scottbarker9058]

....noo..phsychodelic/rock...mr.JAMES GURLEY...the late..is my all time favorite ..guitar player ..at what he does!!..im 66...............juss sayyen..

[@maryettamoody5079]

Amen

[@michaelmcknight8419]

One of a kind. She ripped it up

[@truthstillmatters59]

There have been a lot of great - REALLY GREAT female blues artists such as Bonnie Raiit, Bessie Smith, Dinah Wasington, Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald and others, but nobody has ever risen above Janis Joplin. When she sang it was as if her soul came out of her vocal cords to embelish our ears. Those who were able to hear her sing live were very, very fortunate.

[@alexvlado3735]

Ja !Jeff Oregon! Du hast Recht! Niemand konnte sich so sensibel ausdrücken! Es kam aus ihrem Geist,aus aus jeder Moleküle ihres Körpers.Das hat fast niemand mehr erreicht!Die junge Generation lSt fixiert auf eine Musik die mir nichts ermitteln kann.Janis J.wird nie wieder kommen,sie bleibt einmalig für die Ewigkeit! Gott habe sie selig!

[@brad6298]

No lip sync, no overly distorted, artificial lead player faces.............just true music

[@BastDG]

Not just one fabulous song, one fabulous singer, but the original metal lead player. RIP James - you all were equally important to this song. All your songs.

[@stringdoc]

I miss James Gurley

[@frank0691]

The most exotic blues I’ve ever heard in my life!!!!!!!! Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!! F…ing delicious 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻😀😀😀😀

[@frank0691]

Fu....ing asesinos!!! Best Rasta Blues ever! Playing in the garage with your friends and some sapos around... totally agree this was the the best times of the Rock! Her voice sounds great she can changes tones very dramatically like she had a pedal vibration awesome!!!

[@foghornsan]

On February 19, 1967 at the Fillmore Auditorium in San Francisco, California Big Brother and the Holding Company shared the night with Jefferson Airplane. Grace Slick,Marty Balin, Jorma Kaukonen, Jack Casady and Paul Kantner put on a great show, but Big Brother and the Holding Company blew them away: it was like a firecracker compared to an M80. Standing right at the foot of the stage was a great place for me to experience both groups, and when Janis exploded with that voice, and James Gurley played notes that didn't exist anywhere else, what a phenomenon! That there is footage of Big Brother and the Holding Company is great for music history. That a new generation is hearing this group and liking them is great! Get your hands on the early LPs if you can.

[@sjmjay]

I have read the comments. Every song on pearl was my favorite, the last song buried alive in the blues she had no vocals. I was a teenager and I remember hearing piece of my heart. I was only 12. She blew me away. I can't forget her. Her town treated her so bad. I loved her.

[@rebeccamorris3677]

Just gorgeous. The light on the wall, the emotions from Janis, the guitars, camera angles, comes together for perfection ❤️.

[@lauriearsenault4929]

She had so much to give that I cant even imagine what more she could have brought to the world but it would have been great to see!!

[@sarahhutchinson787]

I did not know she sang like this! Amazing!

[@lonnerralston7683]

saw her in '67 at Provo Park in Berkeley. She literally had everyone in the audience crying tears

[@taramartin569]

Just AMAZING. There will never be another like her

[@misty1836]

Gives me chills... freaking love this

[@fernandoborba4072]

Pode crê sou Rokero brasilleiro .amo Janis !!!!!! Mi name is Fernando Nice tô me tô..sou aqui do Brasil fala aí!!!!!!😎😃😃

[@aurorarincon4525]

In my opinion she is just one of the greatest singers of all time. The 70's we're a time like no other. Lots of the greatest Bands came from this Era. Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Santana and many more.

[@arnarmagnusson8201]

I mean Hendricks died in like mid 1970 so you could hardly call him 70s

[@Sideshow-Bob]

and Janis in October 1970, her short career was in the 60s

[@lhs66]

You have to draw from their references to get it. Jim Morrison discussed in interviews on PBS. They are posted. I remember one where he had a cigar and discussing it. Just found the one I referenced. Adding kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGnOhop-ZaZnfck

[@mel8517]

Being that Jimi died in the first beginning start of 1970,after the Fillmore theatre, with Band of Gypsies,then afterwards, along with other more,culturally integrated band members.So Technically one could say, that its creative spirit,was not only the musical anthem of the 1960's,but pushed alot further,well into the 70's aswell.

[@KittyGrizGriz]

Definitely, Pearl was 🔥✌️

[@ronnienorvi8631]

Pne of the best version ! Just her VOICE ! A goods guitars but simply perfection in ALL

[@maximoorlandosepulvedacofr5944]

Insuperable lo escuché en 1970 y aun lo hago eres mi droga..

[@trustinyeshua5966]

Stunning beautiful Artist.... and that band...WOW!

[@gagazol]

The best voice ever !!!!

[@aliceray4850]

She was so great so full of life yet tragically lost her to drugs She was the 70s along with Jimmy Hendrix Jim Morrison of the Doors Great Singers and musicians sadly lost to the drug scene There were the most phenomenal performers Absolutely amazing in person❤️

[@COOKIEM260]

60s not 70s..

[@yaresheccidcbzomrles470]

Algún latino? Ufff adoré el sonido de está melodía pero más la hermosa voz de Janis! Esa voz que tiene el poder de sanar almas! Viva Janis Joplin! Ella sigue viva dentro de nuestros corazones! Somos pocos los que aún escuchamos está divina música pero somos realmente inteligentes y cultos! Eternamente Janis! Enseñen a sus hijos la música de Janis Joplin para que no se pierda nunca! Mi bruja cósmica! Hizo tanto en tan poco tiempo.

[@paulocesarsegatti9703]

Sim

[@kaleidoscopex7213]

yo soy latino tambien (mexi/salva) , la voz de Janis es de solidad y poder .. yo estoy aqui en San Francisco CA, me siento el energia de Janis cada calle yo camino en este magnifico ciudad yo vivo porque el impacto el banda Big Brother y Janis tiene..

[@hashdelol8901]

Clarooooo que hay brooo

[@sanninoliberato2100]

J love Janis Joplin💓💗❤

[@sanninoliberato2100]

La Regina Del Blues Cosmico

[@daviddefusco683]

The most amazing singer and performer of all time.i cry every time i watch one of her videos.because shes so very special her performing brings out tears from my soul and because i love and miss her so much.she was queen of the hippie movement in the late sixties.janis why did you leave us so early,so young.i love you!.

[@carlosaroliveira5]

She was murdered.

[@jenncampbell5881]

she had so so much soul , so much soul and raw edge to her... truly the greatest

[@Fribby8]

Love love love, love is all you need. I love this woman

[@antonioberti1180]

JANIS forever, beautiful performanca...

[@rickj8859]

Her music will never age ....

[@kshitizpokhrel6167]

Extraordinarily talented lady ❤️

[@pippoMASO]

Nobody could sing like this before her...nobody could sing like this after her. And it's not just the way she sings and screams with perfect intonation, it's the way she feels what she sings. This is the biggest difference with the music of today...I hope this emptiness is going to end someday

[@mel8517]

Every trapped crap generation that keeps getting farther and further away from the souls reality of such truth..We as a species within that gap, will dry up & wither away like individual leaves in a mosquito larvae filled pond.Then alot like the present,become as dissipated puddles of rain,forward into false sun dried up droplets,or even towards the end, to end-up as empty spiritless water stains!

[@LuisGarcia-ol1pi]

Yes pippoMaso: this was pure music art! The day she died I felt an emptiness in my music world! And I cringe at what they call music nowadays! I cringe at what they called singing nowadays! Thank God we have recordings! I turned on a black lady friend of mine to Janis Joplin: and I told her you want to hear some soul?!? Listen to this! And my friend was super surprised to find out that the singer was white!!

[@YunoKar]

You should meet Aurora

[@LuisGarcia-ol1pi]

@@YunoKar who is Aurora

[@LuisGarcia-ol1pi]

PS: I have an open mind/ I'll listen to her and compare!!

[@lastnamefirst4035]

BBHC is still one of my favorite group of musicians. Dave Getz (80 yrs old) & Peter Albin still play. James Gurley and Sam Andrews died, both were in their 70s

[@marthastephens2179]

2021, still own this masterpiece and still love it

[@Jameslopez5682]

Hello Martha how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family

[@KittyGrizGriz]

@@Jameslopez5682 🧌

[@rachelcortez5323]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏My respects for this woman. Gone to soon for real. Rest in Peace Janis Joplin 😇🙂🎵🎶

[@brittneyakabeezus260]

I wasn't born yet but I love this woman

[@Jameslopez5682]

Hello Brittany how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family

[@genresago4736]

High AF and it just hits the spot!

[@danamanning7698]

Breathless...speechless..nearly in tears. She left her heart as well as her soul on the floor. I've loved Janis since the early 70's. Somehow I missed this version of Ball and Chain till now. Scuse me while I pick my own heart and soul up off the floor.

[@shanettacane7101]

Lol

[@shanettacane7101]

Yall gots no SOUL just look at the HISTORY BOOKS NOTHING BUT MURDER YOUR ANCESTORS DID AROUND THE GLOBE...DON'T MURDER OUR MUSIC WHAT CAME FROM OUR HEARTS AND SOUL THROUGH SLAVERY.

[@trustinyeshua5966]

Me too....I named my daughter after her..lol

[@barnesjohn7657]

Yes… came up on Apple 🍎 Music now exploring more on KZbin. Can’t hear, see too much. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@steveanderson8764]

@@shanettacane7101 Racist

[@adrianaigrosso7392]

Fantastica!

[@dannyparis3383]

Unbeatable Rock track electrified Blues the electric guitars is off the chain and Janet Joplin nailed it perfect ball and chain San Francisco alive 1968

[@luispuig6949]

Janis Joplin...the woman, the legend, an art with so much passion and soul that moves my heart each time I listen to her. Thank have access to this music. Thanks for posting this video.

[@gonzaloaguirre5261]

se me pone la piel de pollo al escuchar esa hermosa voz!!!! la pasion que le ponia esta mujer era unica y aun lo sigue siendo!!!!! nunca habra una igual!!!! gracias a mi viejo que me hizo escuchar toda esta musica

[@faithmapstone9982]

Gone far, far too soon! So much behind her soulful voice 🎤🎸🎶🌻

[@EduardoOliveira-mw1rp]

QUEEN OF ROCK 'N ROLL AND MORE...

[@jetteroheller]

Amazing performance

[@donaldphee1651]

I love how they always sounded like they were coming off the rails together. Great to hear this and see them doing this.

[@Shoot007NYC]

Amazing performance. What incredible musicians to understand what and who they are working with. They are all listening to each other. They don't step on each other's notes or even the breathing. They are just weaving this tapestry of sound and song, emotion and passion - the quiets are so quiet, the respect they have in holding everything for . . . . . ball and . . . chain.

[@Hoppenoffer]

The band was nothing without her. They paid attention to a degree but any one can see Janis had more energy than the entire band. If they were truly paying attention, they would’ve heavyed up because that’s what she wanted. Instead she dumped them and got the Full Tilt Boogie Band. Which was way more energetic.

[@bobs5596]

@@Hoppenoffer yeah, but her style changed so drastically i quit listening. i much prefer the big bro sound. country joe nd the fish could have backed her as well. same acid rock. surprising they didn't, since she and joe were living together.

[@raiderjohnthemadbomber8666]

My lady first sang to me in 1967, the nova that lives in my heart burns as bright as ever in my heart in 2021. No RIP for you, 'cuz you're still kicking ass and taking names! I love you, my lady.

[@jefferson9335]

Incredible Janis !!!