WIFE FIRST TIME HEARING JANIS JOPLIN - BALL AND CHAIN | REACTION

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[@jimearnest4342]

This performance was what launched her to stardom. Her version of "summer time" should be next.

[@Alewifes_Husband]

The studio Summertime is so dreamy and beautiful and still a bit edgy with Janis' vocals. Just a great rendition of an old Gershwin song. Porgy & Bess!!

[@cindyfalstrom7231]

Absolutely Stunning, as always. Janis blew EVERYONE away that day. No one compares.

[@Tateorsomething]

Especially Mama Cass who they showed in the audience

[@TonyM1961]

Took her a fifth of whiskey to work up the nerve to get on stage.... every time. She was actually incredibly shy and insecure

[@Cheryworld]

This is the performance that made her a star. The Monterey International Pop Festival 1967. 3 days long. she came in pretty unknown, knocked everyone dead, left a star

[@69zenos1]

and Jimi Hendrix as well....

[@tonygrinney7115]

She had to go on stage twice because the first time the manager didn't allow the camera crew to film her and the band but when she found out they hadn't been filmed she was pretty mad, so the event organisers arranged another slot for the band to play again so that they could be filmed.

[@markmurphy558]

That woman in the front row was Mama Cass of the Mamas and the Papas, whose band mate Jon Phillips was a producer of the festival. This concert launched the careers of several artists, including the first performance of The Who in America.

[@jeromemilne561]

This was actually Big Brother and the Holding Company , the group that Janis Joplin was a member of when first starting out.

[@BonniBarlow-fn6oj]

I couldn't tell if you were liking it or not because you kept a straight face throughout - glad you loved it. I grew up in the 60s and 70s and loved Janis Joplin and used to play drums and sing along to her music - along with all of the other great music from that era!

[@douglasgonzalez7561]

I’ve seen this performance several times and it gives me CHILLS! …every single time!

[@rogerkelly7988]

This is where she was discovered and offered her record deal she was singing for Big Brother and Holding Company and if you look you will see Mamma Cass great to see you sharing with your wife and it's really good to see young people discovering the music that I grew up listening to

[@doriwiljt]

Janis was unknown and just bursting on the scene at this time.

[@420MRNICEGUY818]

I have heard that version my entire life. It still moves me every time

[@27thangel23]

No- not simple Blues... this is Blues Rock. This was the genesis of Joe Cocker's, then Robert Plant's, all out style of belting tunes... all three of whom are loved to this day. Peace from Canada.

[@alecspeer]

A brutally honest deep emotional soulful delivery of the real goods. Mama Cass in the crowd jaw dropped mind-blown. Saw her perform on Festival Train show in Toronto when I was 22. There's no one like Janis, not before and not since.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

Thing is, she had a a beautiful natural voice….and as a (very modest) singer it used to kill me to hear the stress she was putting on that voice. Yes, it hurt her voice, and she used to drink allot of Southern Comfort to “coat” her throat…..Had she lived past the age of 27, she would probably have damaged her voice beyond repair. However, she did live long enough for us to have a music catalogue of a woman singing her heart out, coming from her own experience of pain…raw, vulnerable and exposed…….living in the moment and not giving a f**k what she did to her voice. To her, The music was more important. I think that’s one thing that Mama Cass must have been thinking to herself…….knowing the damage that kind of singing would do.

[@D45VR]

*a lot

[@susannalley5376]

Didn’t they say the same about Rod Stewart

[@Will-qs3ql]

While recording the Pearl album Janis was learning voice control and other techniques from producer Paul Rothschild he floored Janis when he told her she could still sing after 40 she figured she'd just retire and maybe open up a bar or something. Paul was telling her how to sing to preserve the voice and different styles of music she was totally enthusiastic about it and loved working with Rothschild.

[@nyimalhamo7856]

Saw/heard her live at San Francisco nightclub in the 60’s. Went a few times, of course🤩

[@sharonpate5481]

Like Janis said on the train tour “tomorrow never comes, man, it’s all the same fucking day”. At 70 I know how she felt! I was in my teens in the summer of love 💗 seems like only a few years ago when I hear Janis Joplin sing 👵🏼☮️🌻❤️

[@webbtrekker534]

I know what you mean. I'm 76 and was still in the Navy during the summer of love but I heard the music and still feel like it was only a short time ago until I realize it was over 50 years ago!!!

[@proudarmymom8657]

Janis is my all-time favorite female performer And no matter what kind of day I’m having or how I’m feeling that day listening to one of her songs makes me feel so much better! Can’t wait to your wife hears summertime, maybe and crybaby Or when she performs Raise your hands with Tom Jones ahh the excitement I get when I watch that performance! ❤️

[@Frank-pe9pk]

Janis getting a lot of respect from Mama Cass. I was crushed when I heard that she had passed. Not surprised but crushed.

[@benridge6570]

Yeah absolutely a 10 those days are gone but the the great music won't go away easily. From the late 60s to the 1980s writers singers and musicians was free to explore the diversity where the music lead them. The few dollars we spent on vinyl and the concert we went to created the competition's of Excellence. I remember those sweet days but truly a little sad

[@jessii27star]

Janice was a true gift. Her energy, her voice and her personality were pretty fantastic. Pretty magical.

[@amberlane6479]

The woman in the audience was Mamma Cass (and she was the lead singer in the Mamma and the Papas). She was the promoter of this festival. She was unknown before this concert. She was 'discovered' and signed to a record deal from her performance at this concert.And btw Janis was 24 years old in that performance.

[@davidwalker5054]

i dont care what your taste in music is. Be it Rock country. Classical etc this trancends musical genres. And you can only watch this girl in stunned amazement

[@stevemccooleq]

This song is a cover by early blues great Big Mama Thornton. Janis killed it but Big Mama's original version is not to be ignored either.

[@Dr3amtime]

The lady in the audience going "Wow" is Mama Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas, one of the most admired vocalists of the time -- with a very different style from Janis's.

[@hashburystumble8808]

This was Big Brother & the Holding Company's second appearance at Monterey. The San Fransisco bands did not give permission to be included in the film but Janis was persuaded overnight to perform again so that it could be captured for posterity.

[@johnlillis1161]

Chod Janis was 24 years old when she did this and was signed right after this show by Clive Davis and passed away 3 years later at 27 years old

[@s.mcpherson6354]

Yeah, and that's Mama Cass saying "Oh my God," when she's done. No one had ever seen anything like her before. Before being 'free' or 'big' was Elvis's hips, or the Beatles hair, or Tom Jones emotion. And then THIS. Most of us today started with wild and worked backwards. But when just before this most people were still going to church and half the population worked on farms, this must have seemed so shocking and so rebel rock and roll. I was too young to realize how significant it was.

[@TexasPride62]

You guys would love any of her live performances on the Dick Cavett show. Janis loved Cavett and always brought her best. Her 1969 performance of the Bee Gees classic "To Love Somebody" live on the Cavett shows is spectacular.

[@joelleholsman9456]

Janis by far one of the most amazing singers that there ever was!! So sad she never knew how loved she was by all her fans. Died way to young!! RIP Janis!!

[@757optim]

This performance was witnessed by Clive Davis and got Janis signed to a big CBS Records contract.

[@vrvaughn]

Legendary performance…

[@stanleywilson2844]

She was a sweet little gal with such a strong voice I've allwase loved her and her voice

[@carolgranados4892]

Next up Piece of my heart

[@roadkill7314]

There'll never be another Janis. Iconic!

[@jeffdetmer4681]

I know what you mean man. I have seen her do that song so many times and I still have moments of doubt if she can hit the notes without her voice breaking. LOL. Janis was pure magic.

[@alberto-os1bx]

That's raw pain...that's raw talent. She was that kind of performer that goes deep into souls of people.

[@wkuntjoro6130]

Love her voice ... so awesome, it hurts to hear her voice.

[@thepunadude]

FINALLY GOT TO IT! MY ESTIMATION THE BEST OF JANIS! AND AT ... 23-24? AMAZING! AND BTW THATS MOMMA CASS ELLIOT .. WATCHING AT THE END ... SHES SPEACHLESS!

[@luciomenin9104]

One of the great moments in rock history. Janis was mostly unknown at the time. She's became a huge star after this.

[@hog7203]

Chod, I was hoping you'd pick this video for the next Janis song, but I didn't realize you haven't seen that performance, just heard it. Glad you got to watch it and share it with Dee. I've seen that clip many times and it still blows me away.

[@adancer3592]

Her career was only 4 years long & she still the standard that's yet to be matched .

[@jypziiatthecrossroads9047]

RIP Janis. RIP Cass Elliot. 2 of the best, the world is poorer for their loss.

[@kevincarrigan635]

Yes, that's Mama Cass Elliot, looking up at Janis in amazement !

[@cjsk45]

One of the things I love best in this video is Mama Cass in the audience being blown away by Janis. You can see her mouthing Wow!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

This Concert Was The Start Of It All For Janis & Jimi Hendrix As Well...R.I.P. Janis & Jimi 🙏 ❤

[@60sbaby456]

She was just flat out fantastic naturally

[@oceanbreeze408]

The lady in the audience was Mama Cass , her mouth wide open, priceless

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

They had to take her so others could feel her soul/ passion/// soar with the angels Janis💕💕👽👽🛸🛸🙏💗

[@darinaria]

Dig Janis' live in Germany singing 'Maybe' and 'Work Me Lord' live in Stockholm. Will knock your socks off. ty for that.

[@taino20]

Janis(RIP) laid her soul bare on the table that day in Monterrey. Aside from the passion that she displays, she controls so well the dynamics of the song. You know you are doing something right, if you wow Mama Cass and provoke that kind of reaction from her.

[@junebug5390]

WOW, SHE STILL BLOWS MY MIND.

[@brucecumming8803]

I saw that performance at a movie theatre in Sydney Australia back in the day and it made me really want to go to the US. I didn't though, not until many years later.

[@tomcat8739]

There is audio of her singing a song. And after the song she says ok I’m done my voice is shot. So I would imagine that she did strain singing . One wonders how she would do on a tour singing every night. But without a doubt an unbelievable artist/ showgirlship. Vary much missed

[@johnthegreek5836]

Janis was a kick ass singer, she had that blues rock sound

[@ghostwolf9163]

Janis was a star on the inside too. She got the great Bessie Smith a headstone.

[@roncowan5218]

When Janis Joplin was with Big Brother & The Holding Company,they didn't let her do her thing,but,when she performed "Ball & Chain" the festival at Monterey,prelude to Woodstock,that's when she really got discovered and they snapped right on up to begin her career as soloist and the rest is history. There may be female vocalist who have sweeter tones,hit higher notes and all that,but,none of them can sing a song the way Janis Joplin could. The best part of the video was seeing the look on Mama Cass' face when she watching Janis' performance

[@frankiebowie6174]

To think that two of the greatest US musical innovators had the same last name!

[@user-xl4zf5bk6c]

I saw her live in Seattle at Sics stadium. She came out through the back wall to walk towards the stage and she was all leather, boas and feathers AND she stopped to give autographs!

[@littleghostfilms3012]

Her voice is a woman's anguish, pain, and from the soul expression of her desire to love and be loved. Pure truth!

[@Boatzilla2]

thanks Chod. Can never get enough Janis.

[@JKTritt]

The woman in the crowd that was awed, was Cass Elliot. Mama Cass from the Mama’s & Popa’s . When your peers are blown away by what you’re doing, you know you’re on fire.

[@donbelenger817]

Next to her was the great Jimi Hendrix

[@Bekka_Noyb]

♥ Janis!

[@roymoore3156]

This was her first. That’s the special thing. She was discovered and signed this weekend.

[@maggieobrien892]

OMG Your reactions take me way way back to the soundtrack to my youth. How lucky were we. Love from rural Ireland🍀☘☘☘☘

[@j0nt]

When she says she doesn't know who Mama Cass is and you get that look like, "Oh, you'll know soon enough."

[@jayarr961]

Female singers of the day were Judy Collins, Joni Mitchell and other women with pretty voices. This was very different. No one had heard this before. Mama Cass Elliot seemed to like it :)

[@akahina]

I'm 68 years old and never tire of Janis. This performance still raises the hairs on my arms every time.

[@hockemeyer1]

This is the 1967 Monterrey Pop Festival. This concert is where she was first signed by Clive Davis.

[@edwinsemidey1992]

Her voice is 1 of a kind

[@mimiv3088]

Just seeing Mama Cass and the look she had on her face says it all.

[@ginafragata2947]

Yes she's the best ever❤😂

[@TexasPride62]

You are a genius for bringing in your wife to react to Janis. I always loved your solo reaction to classic rock. So your wife adds a greater dimension to your reaction.

[@piotrbiedowicz1602]

Do you know what "genius" word means?

[@timokk3]

Janis, one of the great 27s (unbelievably talented who died at 27 years of age) ... along with Jimi, and Morrison. Great rock stars! Thanks!

[@christinerobinson9372]

Mama Cass in the sunglasses, blown away!

[@ragasthegascap1]

Janis grew up in Port Arthur, Texas, just 20 miles from where Johnny and Edgar Winter grew up, in Beaumont, Texas.

[@kevincarrigan635]

The '67 Monterey Pop festival, also premiered Jimi Hendrix to the US audience..... Good Times !!!!

[@debitaylor2101]

This performance was before she was known. She wasn't even on the advertisement of the festival. Moma Cass from the Moma and the Papas was the organizers of the festival.

[@markgeremia6997]

I just love when young people react this way to this legend.....she was awesome

[@jeffschielka7845]

Hey Wilburns! More Janis! Another good one. Enjoy!😎

[@MisterWondrous]

She's on fire! Love to see more of her! That singer wasn't so bad either! :)

[@ericsteadman6687]

You both are awesome. Great reaction

[@johnharkness7114]

Wilburn a lucky man

[@triciasomogyi5431]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍 Dude !😆 You didn’t let it finish with her little skipping off the stage.

[@edwardbroyles9738]

I'm glad you did a live performance. I like studio recordings, but live performances can really grab you! As you say, Mama Cass's reaction says a lot. Janis was a force of nature when she sang! As far as her rough voice. I don't know if it's true or not, but back in the day, it was said she would drink straight shots (whiskey? ) before and during performances. I believe that would have been later in life as she seemed to be more depressed/ anxiety ridden.

[@susanneg2824]

Always look forward to your reactions! And yes, Janis is a TREASURE!!!!

[@kierstenridgway4634]

Still am blown away by such a young woman's soul. Never will there be another.

[@timokk3]

Totally amazing that you guys can hear the truth (i.e., no electronic enhancements, just pure female human voice). Thanks again!

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Carlos Santana's Older Brother Jorge's (George) Band,, Malo "Suavecito" A Beautiful Classic ...R.I.P. Jorge 🙏 ❤

[@catherinegroves5201]

If you haven’t done her “work me lord live in Stockholm” performance! It’s my favorite 🤩

[@leisastalnaker3790]

Janis Live is something else.

[@Hammarspiken]

The girl in the front seat whit the sunglasses are mama kass from THE MAMA'S AND THE PAPAS she just love janis performance 💯% (: (: (:

[@suzzanimalchannel1030]

Beautiful reaction!! You guys are awesome!

[@lizbrown6943]

I like than you are putting out more reactions very quickly. Listening to an artist multiple times in short time is smart! Dee will be wanting to hear an entire album within one year🤞

[@jaynehogue2459]

She was only 23 as she was singing that. And that is all natural no auto-tune auto anything

[@jamesevanston8334]

If you want to hear some Absolutely Stunning female vocals you should listen to Clare Torry singing Pink Floyd's Great Gig in the Sky, it will knock your socks off and she doesn't sing a single word...

[@dellafenton2417]

Oh Janis. One of a kind. Please react to her singing Little girl blue on The Tom Jones show. You won't be sorry..

[@juliomoreno8452]

Oh, those pre-Prozac and pre-intensely effective antidepressants days were indeed soul wrenching. Love the off-key sections, when her voice makes you cringe... because this isn't about being "pretty" and "photo-ready". This is about visceral, primal, animal emotions like 1960s America had never seen before... Not to mention she was one of the few female rock'n'rollers out there. Shout out to Big Mama Thornton, one of JJ idols and author of the song. I love Big Mama's version, at times, more than Janis's.

[@steveorn5244]

The woman at 9:31 is Cass Elliot of the Mamas and the Papas, a great singer herself.

[@bayblues5623]

great reaction to great artist

[@Truth-Teller57]

That beginning guitar riff sounds Nasty 👌 🔥

[@tonilharmon]

And a legend was born.

[@Ed9870]

This was the gig that launched her career. Obviously.

[@bones007able]

Mama Cass of the mama's and papa's in awe .....