WHO IS THIS WOMEN?! FIRST TIME HEARING! Janis Joplin - Maybe | REACTION

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[@FutureFenyx]

This song is a good gravel road song

[@FutureFenyx]

You like this you like Billy Joel its a win win

[@danniellewonser9583]

Good luck for your wife!! 😊

[@danniellewonser9583]

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

[@purplepixiemonkey]

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

[@dagmar.6954]

This lady could sing! Sadly we lost her too soon. She was only 27 when she died. "Me & Bobby McGee" is one of my favorites by her but she had a lot of great songs such as "Piece Of My Heart", "Cry Baby", "Down On Me", "Little Girl Blue", "Ball & Chain", "Summertime", "Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)", "Get It While You Can", "Bye, Bye Baby", "Move Over" & her original song "Mercedes Benz".

[@JennyJohn50]

Yes!!! Everything Dagmar S. said 😍

[@Alundrahs]

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

[@sgholt]

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

[@eadsst1]

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

[@donnaralph4413]

Yes pick anyone of those above mentioned❤️❤️❤️

[@tedhuppert7693]

Anything Janis sang became HER song. Debut at Monterey Festival, "Ball and Chain", unforgettable. Dead at 27, drugs and alcohol. She never knew how great she was or would become. Nickname was Pearl. And that's what she was, a hidden gem. Love your reactions, ADOGG. Hope you keep going for a long time!

[@JimiBurleigh]

Quite well said. Even "Big Mama" Thornton, who wrote "Ball & Chain", loved the way Janis interpreted the tune. I saw Etta James once, and even she gave Janis a wave of the wand and did a brilliant rendition of "Piece Of My Heart".

[@callasladivina]

@@JimiBurleigh when you watch this live performance that launched her career, you'll recognise legendary Mama Cass in the audience. That's the woman whose jaws dropped. ❤️❤️

[@CJ-Fischer]

How about Otis Redding….he was no slouch …incredible

[@kurtsaxton823]

She was well known in Southeast Texas and Louisiana long before the Monterey Pop festival.

[@u4riahsc]

My aunt took me to the Monterey Festival and I’m so happy to have been able to see Janis, Hendrix, and all of them.

[@jamiemacdonald436]

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

[@siliconcowboy2010]

The real deal. She sang from the heart, from the soul, from the gut, from the bone. She left everything on stage. ❤️

[@aguythatworkstoomuch4624]

Bruh, how have you never heard of her???? She’s a LEGEND!

[@olly8]

Congratulations!! You now have been introduced to the BEST female singer of MY GENERATION!! So sad when we lost her 😭 Imagine what she could have done...terrible loss for sure. Piece of My Heart, Ball & Chain from Monterey pop festival, Summer Time, Try (just alittle bit harder), Mercedes Benz....ANY SONG by Janis will make you feel it in your soul!!! Love love love your reaction. KEEP LISTENING to Janis and you'll want to hear all she left us. TRUELY ONE OF A KIND. #1. RIP ❤🔥🤯✌🏽🎶🎵🎶🎤👍🏼‼️

[@bevkelly76]

She is a legend that left this world to soon. I enjoy a female singer with the raspy voice.

[@lornaneilson5920]

So sorry they sold their souls to the club 27 yes Jimmie Hendrix also

[@lawrencecooper2361]

Janis was a sensitive highly intelligent young woman from Texas who found acceptance with the hippies. Her brand of bitter lonely hurtin' woman blues was so authentic that it brought tears to your eyes. Your reaction was about right - who IS this woman?. "One Good Man" captures all of that. "Me and Bobby McGee" is perfection, a masterpiece. There was only one Janis and then they broke the mold. No one did it better and no one ever will

[@lesliepaterna2628]

I love your reaction to her. She is a hidden gem. Keep opening different genres more to explore 💥💥😎

[@carrietatum835]

I completely agree. There hasn't been another one like her. And probably never will be. Sadly that's not popular music anymore. My generation, X, still listened to her. She's to amazing not to.

[@lawrencecooper2361]

@@carrietatum835 You Xers got to experience real music before it devolved into death metal and degeneracy. What they listen to now isn't music, it's soulless digitized nothing. Sad

[@boosuedon]

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

[@woodyturgid]

If this is your first time hearing Janis, I envy you. Your fresh ears are in for an exquisite, magical journey into the world of Ms. Joplin.

[@kevinmeyer8540]

GOAT comment

[@larryh.5229]

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

[@adelitabriano4423]

Amazing voice ❤

[@sheilathailand1903]

She is the BEST 💕 No one can touch her voice to this day, Thanks for this! Her cover of the Bee Gees hit To Love Somebody is incredible.

[@raimundasmickevicius3279]

I love the reaction of people who hear Janis for the very first time. It's priceless 😁

[@kurtzwar729]

Janis Joplin. The finest blues singer alongside the great Bessie Smith. Straight to the heart. Pull you in and make you hurt, like they do. I saw Janis Joplin with this band in San Francisco at Winterland. Janis always gave her all. She did for all of us. Fearless singer with all emotions exposed. RIP Janis Joplin.

[@peggyp5844]

The original 60s hippie chick! The was born to sing the blues her way- from the soul. Another gifted performer gone to addiction.

[@JonathanRileyAustin]

The was THE female vocalist of the late 60's and 70's. I thought the entire world had heard of her. A huge star in her time. She helped make blues accessible to the world. Too sad that so many young people have not heard of her. People still talk about her music almost 50 years later. Check out "Ball and Chain" at Woodstock.

[@barrymann6888]

"Take A Little Piece of My heart" will definitely knock your socks off!!!!! She was one of a kind!!

[@boosuedon]

When that girl sang she emptied the tank! Put it all out there on stage, left nothing back! She was a "SINGULAR" artist/performer. Ain't been NOBODY even close to her since!

[@stellamorgan482]

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

[@j20tower]

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

[@ardentynekent2099]

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

[@j20tower]

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

[@justston188]

A German newspaper once said about Janis: "She didn't sing the blues, she lived it".

[@orinolsgaard1755]

She didnt just sing. Her voice was a powerful instrument. blasting out the best blues to be heard.

[@kerryknight228]

There was no one like Janis. Check out Ball and Chain live from Monterey Pop. She was fresh and gritty. ✌️

[@johnstorton]

Mama Cass Elliot, herself being a 60's legend, is shown in the audience in total awe upon seeing/hearing Janis for the first time.

[@kathyk5319]

"A Woman Left Lonely" by Janis Joplin is a masterpiece.

[@springfauna1465]

Ohhhh, I know!!!!! That song's a beauty!!!!!!!!! Off the Bobby McGee album.

[@valerieconnell2962]

YES!

[@halucca22]

Just reading the song title and hearing it in my mind brings tears to my eyes. Burned so bright, died so young…

[@elizabethnosser3127]

Ditto

[@xafronicajones]

Yesss

[@allanbreslin9864]

Her and joe cocker are my favourite singers,so much passion

[@deborahstrickland9845]

“Ball and Chain”, Monterey Festival. Her mainstream debut.❤️

[@sharonshafer9481]

I was lucky enough to enjoy her when I was a teenager! Loved her! Too sad she was so troubled and we lost her too soon.

[@jeremyward2027]

You face said it all!! I have listened to Janis for years now. And I love to see people faces the first time they hear her voice. So much soul and passion and just raw power behind it!!! Ball and chain, cry baby, any of her songs. You will "not" be disappointed

[@SPANKY221]

I was lucky enough to see her twice. She was a volcano on stage. Loved her then, and still do. Thank you for the good memories. ✌️

[@janekearney5908]

I envy you. I had a ride to that 1967 Monterey Pop Festival but my mom wouldn't let me go because I was 14 years old, imagine that. Lol!

[@springfauna1465]

When you looked straight at the camera, I shook my head yes and said, "I know!" LOL!!!! The first time I heard this song, I was eight years old (1969). My mom was a jazz singer, and she had a trio that would play the lake region of upstate NY. One her musician friends left behind some blues albums and one of them was Janis Jopin's, "I Got Them Ol Kozmic Blues Again Mama." From then on, Janis Joplin would always be one of my favorite female singers of all time!!!!! I still have this album (he said I could keep it).

[@irisseer2773]

"Did y'all hear how she started the song out?" Lol, Janis had one speed... full throttle! We lost her too soon. I'm glad people are still discovering how gifted she was.

[@kimconliffe9000]

Piece of my heart, Summertime, Janis was something! I have been waiting on some of yall to do a Joplin video!! Thank you

[@yellawerder3279]

Piece of my Heart is your next 'go to' without question! Janis will never disappoint you.

[@evangelina3541]

Great to see the appreciation you have seen in her voice. I forget at times that not everyone doesn't know who Janis Joplin is, yes definitely react to more of Janis. "A little piece of my heart" will certainly send you down the Janis Joplin rabbit hole. Thank you for the video :)

[@dennislerra7056]

Great reaction! I was fortunate enough to be at Janis' last concert before she passed. Due to the bands gear being stolen that day, she sang the first two songs without a mic and sound system while the concert organizers were locating and setting up new gear for the band. We were in a football stadium and had no problem hearing her amazingly powerful voice clear as a bell. Janis never lived long enough to reach any where near her full potential.

[@olly8]

Super story! Bet her voice filled the air. How fortunate to see her before she left us.👍🏼💔✌🏽

[@truliner9378]

So true

[@arlaabrell8658]

For another side of Janis, listen her do "Little Girl Blue" I LOVE Janis, and it might be my favorite one of hers, she once said it was one of her favorites too of all the songs she ever did.

[@pamsheene6616]

Cold chills !! Please do Me and Bobby McGee please and thank you 😊

[@timjester8555]

Diana Krall does a wonderful version of Little Girl Blue, Joplins version (Tom Jones TV show) takes a few liberties with the lyrics, but is very impressive. Trivia-The original song is 1935, written for Judy Garland for the movie Jumbo.

[@arlaabrell8658]

@@timjester8555 Thanks for the Krall one, I don't think I've heard it. Nina Simone does a good version too

[@FloridaRocks]

Legend! I've always loved her song "Summertime"

[@corinnepmorrison1854]

Listen to “Me and Bobby McGee”...❤️🎶

[@AngelDawn1982]

You have to check out “raise your hand” with Tom Jones on his show. It’s so amazing and gets ur heart a pumping!!!

[@Fairygrl_TW]

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

[@ritaconley9544]

Ha ha, we loved her all her life. She was one of the most amazing singers ever! I’m so glad you found her. I heard her sing when she first started.

[@gailarmstrong331]

Oh my goodness, I so loved your reaction to Janis Joplin. I am an oldie but goody myself, and she was and still is one of my favorites from back in the day. Oh the memories are flooding back of San Francisco in the 60's. You will not hear a song you don't like coming out of your her!

[@user-fp2jf2uc3c]

Every time I hear her, I cry. I can't help it. She touches my soul. Janice was great and we lost her way too soon. She let her pain out through her sound but she never ran out of pain. I was just a teenager when she died. Her and Jimi Hendrix what were two of my favorites and I lost them both.bet they left behind something that I will always be able to hold on to. Their precious music. Great show and you were going to have an amazing journey into Janis joplin.

[@Serai3]

Janis had a hard life. Every bit of the pain and heartache you hear in her voice is real, from her own lived experience. She was unlucky in love, leaned hard on the bottle, and made a habit of ripping her heart open every night onstage. She's one of the greatest blues/rock singers ever. Here's one of her best performances: Summertime / Ball and Chain from the Frankfurt Festival. Amazing performance, less frantic than others on YT. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJaki3xqmM-iadk (This was from broadcast TV in Germany, and there's a bit of interview footage spliced into the middle of it.) Do check it out, it's a milestone of rock, in my opinion.

[@claireburling8547]

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

[@tombland7336]

Down on Me is good. But as I can see from your expression on this reaction - as you are with all your reactions - you get it! If she sang Happy Birthday it would have come from her soul and it would knock us all over!

[@stephanielehane310]

I second “Ball and Chain” live at Monterrey (Mama Cass of The Mamas and the Papas pan to in audience is so cool. Of course, “Cry Baby”, “Take Another Little piece of my heart” and others suggested, I also second. While she died before i was born, my mama was a huge fan so I grew up in her music. Go down that rabbit hole ADOGG!!🙏

[@jimgeorge9476]

"Cry Baby" live is an amazing song.

[@kljindiana5551]

You really , need to hear the live versions of Summer Time and Ball and Chain. Amazing.

[@marionopisso212]

'Take Another Little Piece of My Heart' is a great song by Janis, among many. She was really a one of a kind artist. She died too young.

[@debbiejarvis5764]

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

[@georginashanti4605]

I love Janis! I hope you can see this reaction from heaven darlin'. Pure amazement at your vocal. Such a big, booming sound not often found in modern day singers. What a legend! No amplification needed.

[@mistya422]

Yessssssss - listen to everything she sings!! She's amazing! Def a lot of blues influence.

[@lthrldy]

Best song of hers is "My Baby" from the Pearl album. She sang for Climax Blues Band and Big Brother and the Holding Company. Awesome talent with a voice as big as her home state, Texas.

[@johnfrank3177]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Janis Joplin my friend! The uniqueness of her voice and her raw power captivated audiences back in the day. We were introduced to her talent when she released "Piece of My Heart", her first single. Check out the audio version of this song, I'm sure you will love it. Peace.

[@mjsbitsandpieces2689]

She put her heart and soul into her singing....amazing

[@GoWestYoungMan]

You just stumbled upon one of the great talents of the 20th century. Do 'Ball and Chain' but the live version from the Monterrey Pop Festival and do her cover of 'Summertime'. It's fantastic from end to end.

[@christinebowser709]

Oh yeeeessss! JANIS! "Cry, Baby", "Ball and Chain", "Little Girl Blue", and "Piece of My Heart" are my favorites!!!!

[@hairball7529]

SUMMERTIME is a great cover by Janis🍷✌️

[@MConchis]

My favorite of hers too

[@dennystewart3238]

I got to see her in concert in San Diego (yes, I'm old). She had a very short career but a little of her is worth a LOT of anyone else! She was a force of nature!

[@BOOMNERD51]

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

[@The-Real-Spaniard]

You have to watch her singing Ball and Chain at the Monterey festival back in 67 she was so good the first time the cameras were not running she was asked to come back the following day so they could get it on film and it's one of her best performance ever as that show put her on everyone's radar as a voice of not just one generation but several generations as no one comes close to her in voice or delivery of a song

[@bethhayes1]

Yes! Loved listening to her during high school years!! She is a legend!!

[@elainewood3875]

The first and only time I saw Janis live was in 1968-69. She is still my favorite by far. It was at the Avalon Ballroom in San Francisco. I will never forget that performance or her. It still sends shivers down my spine!

[@richardtaylor8595]

This lady paved the road for female vocalist not just blues but all music. She is the Queen of vocalist.

[@user-od5sh1ck5g]

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

[@fireballgaming1538]

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

[@marklindsey2127]

She put everything into every song, every time.

[@jrsygrl72]

Just a footnote: This song "MAYBE" was originally a hit song from 1958, by The Chantels. Lead singer on that, the fabulous Arlene Smith. Then it was a hit for The Three Degrees, in 1970 - Valerie Holiday taking the lead; another amazing voice. They're both here on YT, ofc. Janis took hold of it, poured her heart and soul into it, and made it her own. I love _all three_ versions. Great song! 🙂

[@ferdinandalexander8053]

Great reaction to a one of kind! Janis Joplin is as real as it gets. Ball and Chain live at Monterey Pop Festival is amazing, and Work Me Lord Live in Stockholm 1969 will just blow you away! Good luck!

[@scottelement]

“To Love Somebody” Live - Janis Joplin

[@sammy2840]

She performed at the Monterey Jazz Festival. A woman named Mama Cass was sitting in the crowd…mouth agape!

[@blondbowler8776]

No one can belt out the blues like Janis could. Saw her with Big Brother and the Holding Company at Winterland in autumn '67. Along with Quicksilver Messenger Service, Jefferson Airplane, and The Grateful Dead.

[@bwin3556]

I love your reaction. I’m 70 now and she was rising when I was in my 20’s. I learned she came from a religious family, her dad was a pastor, and she rebelled. Spent a lot of time in the Bay Area. She did so many other great songs. Hope you continue to appreciate her heart.

[@donnagreen3626]

Piece of my heart

[@cellgrrl]

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

[@danilaird4340]

I am glad to see that you were blown away by her. This is the very first song I ever heard by her when I bought her Pearl album on vinyl and as soon as I heard her sing that first line "maybe" chills went down my spine and they still do. She could sing soul, blues, rock.... Janis felt everything she sang. She was a phenomenal entertainer/vocalist and was too soon.

[@handywithshovels]

Janis Joplin "Work Me, Lord" is incredible "Little Girl Blue" is also amazing

[@KathleenMcCormickLCSWMPH]

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

[@ardentynekent2099]

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

[@penniebrown2983]

Janis is one of my all time favorites!! Check out her songs. Summertime, Me &Bobby McGee, Mercedes Benz, I could go on and on.....She was definitely a legend in her own time. THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER JANIS JOPLIN!!!

[@maryhanrahan]

There is only one Janis Joplin - RIP - wish she did not leave us so young - we would have so much more - but I love everything she does. 'Me and Bobby McGee', 'Cry Baby', 'Summertime' etc etc etc

[@grandymommy4531]

She is one of the few famous people I ever have seen live. In 1967 at Eagles Auditorium in Seattle, up close on a chest high stage and with Big Brother and the Holding Company. Somehow, life was too much for her and she OD'd. Our great loss. I'm thankful for visual and audio recording so young people like yourself can experience the artistry of Janice and others that we lost too soon.

[@drinajgb2437]

No computer enhancements,no auto tune. Pure raw blues. You have just been blessed with the best blues singer of my generation. Congratulations. You will never be the same.

[@twoblah1]

grew up listening to her.... what a talent and loss. glad she won't be forgotten.

[@zebjohnson5580]

"Me and Bobby Magee" is a song everyone should hear most soulful white girl ever ✌🤘♥️

[@LinA-it9vd]

Beth Heart is right up there too!

[@heyRolleen]

written by Kris Kristofferson. and released after janis' death. It went to #1. the only other artist who had a #1 hit after they died was the late great Otis Reddings song Dock of the bay in 1968

[@robertbrucefan2673]

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

[@leesher1845]

One of her best tunes. Raw, but soulful. Great back up band too. Congrats on finding this vintage gem.

[@robynmurphy4308]

"Summertime" is my favorite you will love, love, love it! "Me and Bobby McGee" was my first song of Janis Joplin songs at the age of 13

[@marenehanson5526]

Still my number one. Saw her live. Sat on the floor in front of the stage. Everyone so mesmerized no one cared. Gone and left a hole no one has filled.

[@jamesgibbs7933]

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

[@rosieavalos7937]

She’s a legend in her time. One of a kind for sure. I had the honor and pleasure to see her in concert. No one like her in her time or now.

[@Cynthia...]

If this was your first time it must’ve been a real treat! You have to check out more. Summertime, Ball and Chain and lots mentioned already. She used to sing with Big Brother and the Holding Company. She was amazing and died far too young.

[@Blend-24]

“Piece of my Heart”, “Ball & Chain” and my fave “Somertime” she was special for sure

[@lindyc.2552]

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

[@susankring2677]

Janis has tons of soul in her little body. She still amazes me after all these years. Her emotional roar in "Maybe" gives me chills Listen to ""Summertime " to hear more of her talented voice. She had a rough life and was sadly taken from us at age 27... What a tragic loss for music...

[@JDoors]

I came of age listening to Janis Joplin and her contemporaries. Anything, anything at all, that you pick from her catalog, is going to blow you away. Can't say that about too many artists.

[@elizabethpengson8244]

Janis.. she was th4e blues singer of the late 60's.. I met her in 1970 at Barney's Beanery on Sta Monica Blvd.. it's still there.. that was a hang out of the period.. even Jim Morrison of the doors went there. I saw Janis the night before she passed.. she was at barney's.. I chased after her.. & she even remembered my name.. hiya Liz.. she yelled back.. tragic story.. her early passing.

[@cadymauro5792]

She is phenomenal voice listen to ALL HER SONGS NO ONE WILL EVER HAVE HER SOUL

[@bigdrum9667]

Can there be 3 ends to a candle?? She lived hard, fast, on the edge of life! She put everything into her music...sadly, we lost another great one too early from the best period in music...in my opinion. I just love to see all you young youtubers be amazed by the music from this era. My daughter who is 30, agrees with me that this period of music expression is the best and I am 72 now. Thanks for being so honest with your reactions, Frank, the old dude from NC.

[@karaerler5756]

She was a light the world lost too soon. If you want to hear more, try Summertime, and A Woman Left Lonely. Hearing the passion in her voice brings me to tears.