Janis Ian at the 2019 Woodstock Film Festival
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2019
- An afternoon of songs and stories with 10 time Grammy award-nominee Janis Ian, appearing with BMI's Doreen Ringer Ross at the Woodstock Film Festival. Features "Resist" at the end; free mp3, lyrics with chords, and eventually sheet music available at janisian.com ! Gratitude to the Woodstock Film Festival Commission and Mayor/Exec. Dir. Meira Blaustein for allowing this to be used, and to Doreen Ringer-Ross of BMI for creating a panel to give it voice.
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Her voice has HELD UP! At nearly 70, she sounds terrific.
right on
Just unbelievable. She deserves so much. Her voice, intellect, heart, musicality just on another level x
Can't wait for her to write "At Seventy."
This comment is gold, made me chuckle. Good on ya!
No one deserves to be treated disrespectfully.
Im so greatful people like Janis create opportunity for positive change.
She is a song writer, a story writer, a music writer, a brilliant musician, she plays and sings beautifully, her story telling is mainstay of storytelling.
oh the magic in Janis Ian. Thank you thank you.
Janis, "The Light At The End of The Line" is sounding like an amazing album of 2022, as is this opportunity to listen to you here, on the eve of MLK Jr Day. What a way to go on, not out, for you so deserve some time just for you beyond traveling and performing and, and, and... Do stay safe as you tour during this strange pandemic times, now into a third year. Take very good care!
Now THIS was a wonderful surprise! It's June 18, 2020 and I'm surfing UTube & happen to run into an interview with my teenage idol (back in the 70's) Janis Ian! What's so cool about this is I have the privilege of listening in on an interview with her - from over 20 years ago. All of the topics they discussed are just as relevant now as they were back in the 90's. A N D. ... I get to enjoy a mini concert performance! Too cool! I couldn't have asked for a better way to end the day!
Such a special lady. And Boy. She still sounds Fabulous. Love her. Always have. Always will. Need to find out where and when she still performs…
I researched to find out what had become of what I termed,
“ the white girl with an Afro,” from the 70’s...and I’m a black woman. So glad I found this post! WOW!!! I loved Janis... when I was actually 17...& love her today. Passing her name onto my daughter, a recording artist, Alicia Olatuja, touring with the great Billy Child, on Laura Nyro’s musical songs. Alicia’s own Cd “ Intuition: Songs From The Minds Of Women” champions women song writers... past & present.
Still amazingly talented after all these years!
Incredible song At Seventeen.Unforgettable.
Such depth.Beautifully sung.Very moving.♥️♥️♥️🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love you Janis ! You're so beautiful , with the very beautiful , timeless amazing voice , lovely guitar rendition
Just another level ..
Wow ! God bless you 💕
Janis gets better and better!
Indeed, this song has always been so very close to my heart…Thank You Janis for continuing to share your work & yourself with us…it is a good medicine…
Wow, RESIST❤️🔥is true fire Janis
This entire interview !!!
& then...Janis singing "Resist" !!!
Pure Power Energy!!!
Thank you !!!!
I truly hope you have it out there, even via another artist...wow wow wow!!!!
I love Janis Ian, so many great recordings, beautiful voice!
Cut me to the core! 🙏🏼🥲again
Holy sh&&&!!! She is amazing! Resist. That's amazing. Thank you Janis Ian.
Sending love and a thank you!
So well received. Most interesting, revealing and interesting. :) :)
i am sixty i have always loved at seventeen and never gave much thought about janis ian i have not really known what she looked like or about her and last night at 17 popped up on you tube and i played it then i scrolled down and say her now with grey hair and and noticed what beautifull eyes she has and then she played it in her home just on a guitar on her sofa and wow she still has a great voice now i am seeing this and what a lovely lady and such a talent and i am hooked on her thank you janis
I love you Janis Ian :)
I'm a guitar player and I was just seeking some new stuff. I stumbled upon Janis's "At Seventeen" song and I was hooked. I was in awe of her passion and alterative edge and I am glad I found her. I don't know how radio missed this artist, but then again many artist don't fit into their mold. Too bad, because many people need to know this lady.
Radio didn't miss her. She used to get a lot of air play. I guess there's just so much out there.
She always was and still is a goddamn star.
Child prodigy. She is amazing. What a poet.
💟💟💟...come back to Australia...💟💟💟
At Seventeen is astonishing.
Well, I've been an admirer for around 45 years or so. I'm not much of a concert goer partly because I don;t like crowds, BUT, I think I remember that you were coming to Glasgow to a smaller venue in 2020 and of course, that went with everything else due to Covid.
If you are going to reschedule, possibly Oran Mor? I will be doing my damndest to be there. I really hope hugging will be reinstated as that is something I SO miss.
Thank you for being you, all the music & the "talent"
See you next year, sending hugs from Glasgow
glorious!
yep, how many times have we heard "she's so"....
RESIST !!
What a delightful one and half hour with Janis! This made my day, yeah! So lucky to have listened to this witty lesbian for decades, and she's still standing, loud and proud. Thank you for recording this! Whooo!!!
If she is a lesbian you got a problem with it or have to mention it? Still they keep calling her names
@@edcasapia Why not mention this? She would say it herself on stage. Calling her names? I'm sorry, I think you misunderstood what I wrote. Janis is a Lesbian Goddess who's music woke up a lot of other women's inner longings. You want lesbians to be invisible?
@@scorpina69 It´s ok you´re right
@@edcasapia Phew! thank you
@@scorpina69 I misunderstood you view ! Danke Schön !
“Everyone has their own agenda”.... I’d love a song written about that. That is such an issue for us all “on both sides”... ourselves and others.
Janis is beautiful, believe me...i've met her in person.
Me, too! Very interesting person!
She is such a beautiful woman.
She look really good for her age
I am the way, the truth, and the life. No man can come to the Father except by me." - Jesus Christ
So no one is going to talk about how she just said the n word several times
No, it was used "in verbatim" why don't you google that and find out its legal standing. Perfectly CORRECT usage.
Amazing story as she described it: childhood history, writing and performing her initial hit. How it came about, what she went through to put it out there, all that. Love that one hit though, tears to my eyes. Deserving of her awards, etc. But...As soon as she did her second song, I realized, she's just one of those "one hit wonders". A three-chord routine with run of the mill angry-ish lyrics begging for attention. I respect her legacy but her songwriting came to an end over 40 years ago. Not to understate her feelings, and her ability to pen them onto a song, but the end-product of her later songs are just not what I was expecting. Sorry, but boring. Just me, your opinions might differ.
Then again...after listening to the entirety of the interview, this lady knows her stuff.
Multi Busy, you’re a half-wit...Janis Ian is an icon who deserves to be celebrated at every turn...you could only wish you had that kind of talent...
@@pls2028 The tone of your reply says you're not interested in changing the commenter's mind but seriously want to them to feel inferior. My suggestion: if you watch this video again and listen more closely you might take away some of Janis's maturity and perspective.
@@denotsmai Personally, after hearing "Resist" for the first time I find it way more powerful than any of the songs she's known for.
I take it that you havent heart 'Better Times Will Come".
SHES is ONE hell of A STORY teller AND one HELL of an EFFECTIVE story teller. AND ......I WAS a college broadcaster IN 1976 when this was RELEASED. rick sklar PD of THE best t 40 radio station EVER-was out teacher. HE SUDDENLY brings in JANIS one day TO VISIT out CLASS in action. WE were all stunned to see THIS legend THEN in our class SITTING in the SAME class ROW as the rest of us. SHE was VERY NICE to call of us. AND this SONG. fantastic MELODY THEN as it still is NOW. and TOP 40 music OR CHR music NOW since 1981????? 99 % hellish NON melodies. YOU ALL think about what i am saying here. THIS WORLD NOW is a AWFUL mixture o 98 % FREE WILL EVIL and GODLY like evil WAY to much of every day. I LEARNED the truth AT 17 so said THE janis LADY.so says here SONG now to ADMIST no melodies. THINK ABOUT it folks HOW far AMERICA has INTENTIONALLY fallen since 1981 in all BUSINESS and SOCIAL systems AND in MUSIC.