I can imagine Janis rocking herself in a rocking chair as an old woman sipping Southern Comfort as she tells her stories and cackles at her own jokes. How wonderful that would have been.
imagine one less heroin addict...youre right as long as they entertain the masses...LET EM KILL THEMSELVES....right? pathetic how self centered people are
Absolutely amazing how she could just walk on stage and TURN IT ON like that.. She is not even warmed up, and the Soul just comes right through.. And its all SO Genuine and Real. There will never be another one like her..
Strange...nothing at all against the lady God bless her but I don't hear any of that. Always sounded to me as though a microphone had been placed very close to a needle playing something by a `proper` singer.....that then amplified to sound like JJ.
@@gillsimo5610 bom dia ! toda familia amigas e amigos grato , em ler minha poesia meu livro arte e poesia em breve na editora autografia.com.br/publique.
In spite of all her emotional baggage, Janis Joplin was an awesome blues singer, and easy to love. I grew up in this era, listening to her, Hendrix, Doors, Cream, and so many more great bands at that time. Janis remains ever a tragic figure. I don't think she ever realized that many of her fans really loved her, cared about her, and still weep when we reflect on her all too early passing.
I would say BECAUSE of her emotional baggage Janis was an awesome blues singer. You have to suffer if you want to sing the blues and she had a tough life.
There are some people who have to be taught to develop their talent, and some people who are just born with a hell of a lot of raw unschooled talent. Janis was one of the latter.
She appeared at the Mississippi river festival a d her opening act was Paul Butterfield My car couldn't make the trip, so I begged a buddy to go or at least let me borrow his car..he said no to both. Still pissed at him 48 years later
Sitting here in Port Arthur, TX, where I was born and raised, like Janis. I am so thankful for modern technology that allows me the opportunity to see her perform again. God was showing off when he created Janis. RIP, hometown girl.
I remember watching this when it originally aired. Had my feather boa in my hair and my hairbrush microphone in hand as my 10 year-old self tried to emulate the great JJ. I will forever be grateful to my sis who, being 7 years older, is responsible for me knowing and appreciating the music of her teen years...and what great music it was.
la-la land calling la-verne...they're low on crazy and need some of yours stat! you are a real treat....who screwed you up so badly? do you binge eat psychotic episodes from rabid rats?? you should really look for help from the county or state facilities...@Laverne Johnson
I saw Janis in Concert in Jan. '70 and was at work when it was announced she had died. I had been a fan since 1968 and was just devastated when her death was announced. It's still wonderful, but a little sad, to she her video's from so many years back. She was one hell of a woman and performer , there will never be another Janis Joplin!
Can never understand why some people diss the shit out of people on RUclips, You watch people on RUclips coz you "like" them, right? ( Maybe I'm missing something here?) Lol
She didn’t actually sing. She screamed and yelled. That’s why I consider Bobby McGee her finest work. You can actually hear her pull off musical notes in that song and it was very good. She had a nice voice….if only she would have calmed down with the screaming so we could hear that lovely voice.
She was the entire package. Phenomenal voice, stage presence and a genuineness that made her so easy to love. I can watch her live performances over and over and still come away with goosebumps. I can't think of another performer black, white or otherwise with such raw energy. Just amazing.
The so-called great young female singers of today can only wish they had the raw emotion and amazing voice that Janis possessed and shared with all of us.
Love how she interacts with her band mates! It wasn't just about her and she wanted everyone watching to know it.....She shared the spotlight with everyone!
if any one's ugly, it's got to be you. who died and left you supreme judge? last i heard the role was taken...you out to a halfway house now? they def. need one for bitter jealous and judgeMENTAL perfect people, like you@Laverne Johnson
yes Jesusukset dont like fun, they like theyt everyone have be on sadnes, it's pity. In finland where Christianity is new religion compared to original science what has been ´folk cultural heritage, they had overtaken finland their totalitarian control after WW2, in finland is saying: pidetään ikävää. In finland we are honest and it is PERKELE what is main god who we ask help who we call, in problematic situations, who is powerful in earth not in heaven, as counter saying to Help me god, get more power when you speak against God, you get much more out of it. Pidetään ikävää! It is concentration of ideology of Christianity, emotion what controls their teachings, everything is about death, sorrow, hate, war, sickness, "helping poor" when it opposite keeping up poverty to have these negative emotions, rationalism what is developed from bible. Do I have to list all?
@ORORO i know exactly what you mean, you can see it the way he talks to her. He was really smitten with her... and i think he probably regrets never ever telling her that, probably being professional. in 2 months i'm gonna be 1 year older than Janis. Makes me sad outliving the 27 club :'(,
Make up artist today could make Janice look as good as any of the singers that sing today however they could not make the singers of today sing as well as Janice ever.
Why is there so much about her looks? I was a 15 yr old teen girl who loved janis and copied the way she dressed. I dont remember anyone back then talking about her looks. Jeezus we are so shallow today
I dont think janis was ugly she was a beautiful person with an amaing voice and down to earth it is just sad she got into drugs even this day 40 some years later people are still diein of drugs Rip sweet janis you were and are beautiful to soo many others 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Craig Negrey Her about how many of the rock stars have had addictions to drugs? Because most of them have to have something to keep their body going to keep them that wired
Damn who didnt love you as a kid? Lots of pent up anger over someone who never did anything to hurt or offend you and in no way could ever effect your life.
i bet you drown kittens n pull the wings off butterflys for entertainment...or are you psychotically jealous? either or, you need help. you don't like her? then go away, far-far fast-fast. really, you need professional help.@Laverne Johnson
"Laverne" left her disgusting remarks all over the place insulting Janice. Some people are so disappointed in life that the only way they can feel better about it for awhile is to wallow in hate and bitterness. It's a sad and pathetic display by a bitter loser.
@Laverne Johnson i wonder what it was that made you so sad .. Bitter and twisted. Commenting again and again... she must have beat you at something and left you in the dust and your still sulking 😂😂
Pure , Raw, natural talent . One of a kind . I always thought she was cute and really down to earth , even though she had more talent than most people could ever dream of. Janis , you'd be happy to know we are still loving you and your music here in 2020 .
No singer in Rock and Roll of that era - male or female - could get under a song like her and keep it flying high. Without her these songs would fall and die. It's astounding still. I love her love for this music. I wish she would have saved some more love for herself.
well...why don't you go to hell and send her back!! i am sure that'd make a LOT of people happy!! i know i'd be one! someone must have really taken a giant shit on you somewhere down the line to warp you so badly.@Laverne Johnson
Yes it's possible he had a crush on Janis but what a Beauty in every way ... R.I.P n the outcasts u went to H.S. with were All just Jealous of a Beautiful Person who made something of Herself .F_ _ _ K 'em ALL !! Jealous , Jealous, Jealous !!!!"
This here is a godess. Has been and always will be. She's probably got a great band up there in the stars and grooving like she likes to. RIP sweetheart
@Laverne Johnson You'll get to meet her then...NOT 😂 'Cos Janis is up there in Heaven making sweet music like the beautiful soul that she was...too sensitive for this Earth and the dark souls that inhabit it. You, on the other hand, have a very special place reserved for you...and it ain't with Janis. I pity you...must be some bad shit going on in your life. Now get off those drugs and booze and perhaps we can talk again...until then, I hope you find some peace and restoration, without making a complete fool of yourself all over YT...you take care Laverne.
@Laverne Johnson If only we were all as perfect as you, Laverne. Heaven is going to be a terribly lonely place with just yourself & Westboro Baptist there! X
Dick sure liked and appreciated Janis alot, and what a hoot it was, when they got together. Janis was a GREAT PERSON!!! AND AWESOME SINGER ENTERTAINER R.I.P..
partially right there I think...how about soul singer....and how about blues singer......sad we'll never be graced with such a true original talent as Janis again....
When talking about women singers there is Janis Joplin, and there is everybody else. I often wonder what would've happened if she wasn't living fame during those wild times. I hope the young generations that come listen to her music beyond the surface of simple notes, and hear the only raw, soul-shredding voice that music have ever had.
musiclover6133 yes, you are the only one. She didn't have to be on his show. He was playing up the contrast between the two of them, she totally got it, and the audience got it. Now that you know that, watch them again, and see if you don't agree.
musiclover6133 i think they really liked and enjoyed each other. she appeared on his show many times... that's just his normal voice.. not a sign of condescending..
+musiclover6133 I'd say not the only one but as wrong as the other to think so IMO having just watched 2 visits. He's reaching for what to talk about. It's what he did on most of his interviewers I've seen. It tasted to me like he clearly loves her music, spirit, presence; and feels the awkwardness of his limitations to reach inside and pull something out that others haven't ... the pt of his show at that time, when nobody dug into reality in talkshow interviews -- which were generally more like extended advertisements bathed in vanilla redundancy. a lot of subsequent interviewers got to be more interesting in later interviews becuz Cavett's show was so popular mid70s for breaking out of standard topic ruts. But that didn't make it easy to get an artist who communicated the ways Janis's work did to deliver the same level of communication in a Q&A format, that wasn't what she was about. Cavett's way, unless circumstance predefined the subject for that particular guest, was to poke around randomly until something sparked the guest to run with the conversation. I think what tastes like condescension to some here is just Cavett feeling awkward abt not having found that trigger to set her off talking.
Dick Cavett has become my favourite talk show host. His interviews felt natural and Janis clearly didn't think he was being condescending or anything like that. In fact, I've heard some people say he had a thing for her. I think that's probably closer to the mark in explaining his manner in his interviews of her.
Thank you RUclips for reminding us what real music sounds and feels like! No one sounds like Janis Joplin. She was unique. And an inspiration to singers everywhere.
Good lord, where does the time go? She was beautiful in every sense of the word. I'm floored that she could, in a matter of a few seconds, go from interview back into song and just knock it dead. I slip into periods where I almost forget Janis was here, but thankfully I always come rambling back to her music. Life is like that....
Laverne Johnson you have major issues. Trolling all over Janis vids is just stupid. Is being a hate filled little troll really the best use of your time? Seriously, is this all you have to do with your life? I pity you.
Janis died when I was 11 and I really started listening to her music in the mid 70's when I was 15 or 16. Back then she looked to me so much older than the other rock musicians that I was into. Now I look at her and she looks like a child that someone should have protected from what was about to happen. What an absolute serious talent that drugs robbed all of us from seeing fulfilled. This era of music was original and it was fantastic. I truly feel sorry for younger people that don't know what it is like to be in high school and have a band like Zeppelin or Pink Floyd or Bad Company come out with a new album.
naw actually she as drinking during the day before the afternoon filming of the show and was kind of coming down during the show. ( read the real books and learn) So.. she was buzzing on alcohol and feelin' alreet. Yea. She had been off heroin for a while prior to this. Get your facts straight. JANIS IS GOLD♥ Dear girl. xxoo
She was Incredible! What a Powerful Performer! Thank God this show was recorded so everyone can see and hear how great she was live! It’s all we have left now! And thanks to RUclips for showing it! RIP Janis You were one of a kind and now passed into Legend!
It takes a worried person to sing a worried song. Janis lived the blues. That's why she could sing them out. Hope your singing happier songs these days ..
Just one more thing, when Janis died, the world lost an awesome, beautiful, crazy talented singer....I lost my best friend AND babysitter. She took care of me from 67 to 69. I was very young yes, but remember every little thing we did when she took care of me. Couldn't understand at the time, why this lady would scream thru this microphone at me! I thot, omg she really thinks she can sing!! lol. funny, lil kids...aren't they? We would make ice cream sometimes...like lavender ice cream, rum icecream, gosh it was good! I'd always make her those spin art pictures, member those? U put like a card board piece of paper on this little machine & it'd spin as fast as u wanted & u had like lil squeeze bottles of colored paints & no matter what, the art work would turn out awesome! She'd hang them in her bedroom, over her bed. My brothers used to help her bring groceries in...from her psychodellic convertible Porsche, she'd toss them a couple quarters & they'd be so FN happy! She always had so many people at her house, they all loved me, I was about 4-5 yrs old...I can't completely remember, but I will just let it rest as this.....Jim Morrison was there alot, I know it was him that used to bounce me on his knee, I know it! Anyway, great times, probably the best I'll ever have, times were so much better then, so much. I love u Yanny (that's what I called her). miss u bad!
Phaedra D. We have lost good talented singers. To drugs and the music business cares more about the equity of the money they're making off them! They business rarely makes a hard effort. To get them to stop! If you doubt me! Elvis manager Tom Colonel Parker. When on the road with Elvis on the last tour they did in 77 before he died! And his hairdresser Larry said. It look like Elvis didn't OD but it had too many pills! Larry said that they had a bowl and ice water sticking Elvis face in it. To get Elvis revived. And Larry said all the sudden he heard a big knock on the door! And he's like who would be up here Knocking. That's pretty unusual this time of day and it would be hard for them to get past security. Larry said he went to the door and it was Elvis's manager Tom Colonel Parker. And he said we're is Elvis? Larry said he in the bed. We think he's took too many pills. Larry said Tom Colonel Parker went in there for about an hour! Then he walked out and said... Larry said he was thinking that Tom Colonel Parker was going to say something like when this tour is over Elvis needs to go to a program for help! But he said the only thing that matters. And I mean that the only thing that matters that this man is on stage performing tonight! Tom love the percentage of the equity he made from Elvis. But he didn't love Elvis or he would have got him help!
Laverne Johnson Why do you hate this woman soo much ? What did she do to you ? You certainly are not perfect by any means. For you to wish her to rot in hell is horrible. What makes YOU better than her ? You didn't know her personally. You are a sinner in need of saving like all of us.
Sad that someone shares a memory, and instead of just reading it and moving on, you decided to leave a vile comment. Interesting how you spew such vitriol, yet just happen to be watching this clip, and reading the comments...
Jeff C ??????? I don't see why you consider my comment vile. I was just curious about the circumstances of how Janis came to be her babysitter. I certainly didn't mean to offend anyone or Janis's memory.
i often wonder about the music she could have put out if she hadnt passed away. every time i hear her sing it brings me back to a milder, gentler time. a place in my life i wish i had back but know it wont happen. we lost soo many very talented people during that time in our history...such a shame. love ya janis n miss your songs
Well I’ll trade all my tomorrow’s for one single yesterday! I love this time of my life, the late sixties and early seventies were the best! I love and admire Janis to this day! She was a big part of my life back then! Was completely heartbroken when I heard she died! You were lookin’ for that home and I hope you found it! RIP beautiful, soulful Janis! 💔🌹💔🌹💔
Your name Phaedra? Hello!!! Janis babysat me from the time I was 2 to 5, older I get, the more such years and memories come, weird....But just thot I'd say Hi to another Phaedra, don't see us around that much! Good days!
I’ve always felt like even though he was short-haired and socially acceptable, he yet was able to see her as a real person. I agree-he liked and respected her, and the feeling was mutual.
Phaedra389:...I have read dozens of comments about Janis . *My only question is this, "Is it possible that Janis was 'touched' by a 'family member',or 'friend of the family',perhaps when she was very young?")!(
I have became a major fan of this incredibly awesome, badass female warrior while growing up in the 80s. She had one of the most powerful, beautiful voices of her generation. I wonder what if she was still alive today to give this generation some profound insight about the music industry. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Loved her work to bits. She got me through a lot of lonely nights back then. Now too. But she looks 40 not 27.drugs troubled her soul, &robbed us of her spirit. Vale Janis Joplin
Dick Cavett, to this day, is one of my favorite interviewers of all time. He was a square next to Janis but she liked him. She was a self-described “beatnik” next to him but he liked her. I miss them. I loved them both.
Wow....dedicate this performance to my son Ryan who died the same way last year. Perhaps he and Janis are smiling down on us now....if you know someone using...help them stop! Ryan P Frye@virtual memorials
I am so sorry for your terrible loss. I don't think you ever get over the loss of your child. My little brother went the same way. You can't help someone until they're ready to help themselves. How many times I tried!
No lip sync here. I’d happily listen to a note out of tune and a mic feedback so as to hear live music every time. Janis also wasn’t afraid to be vulnerable on stage...it invites the audience to FEEL with her. $$$$
Wow she's way before my time but her voice is amazing I was born 1991 myself but I have to say today's music is shit its nothink like the 60s 70s 80s or 90s no more she has a very cute smile to janis joplin Rip ❤️🌺she has a lovely relaxing voice to
She died the year prior to my birth,but I truly love her music.The 1st time I played while I sang along,It was Bobby McGee,To this day,its still my favorite music to play and when composing my own ,Its blues I write.Everytime I see her,or hear her,im still moved and im Almost 47
This beautiful soul was on the main circuit for just three years....but a lifetime of music was the gift she gave to all of us!!! ❤🔥🔥🔥❤. RIP Janis! 🙏😇😢
So beautiful, such a simple set up, guitar, bass, drums, and Janis. Nothing added to her vocals. Just pure unadulterated sound and passion. Janis wish you were still here. You are sorely missed.
I can remember Janis with big brother and the holding company and the album Pearl being play continuously by my older sisters and mother when I was growing up back in the 70s
I would listen to her albums over and over. One of the first woman rockers to influence my life. Dad would go out on the road to do business, right away- my brother and I would have lots of friends over to parrrrty! We would all dance to 70s rock, drink beer and smoke weed.... till it eventually got ugly due to my brother hitting heroin. Regardless, still the very best of rock singers amongst them was, of course- Janis. I loved how she could give a shit what you or anyone else thought of her and how she was sooo in her element with a microphone. I still remember every single line of most all of her songs. The day she died I remember being genuinely bummed for about 3 days. I was only 12 years old. She'll forever rock my soul!
yeah i know. it WAS amazing back then, but you can absorb the spirit of it and bring new energy into the world based on that spirit of the 60's that you absorb.
Oh, and Janis was and still is my favorite all time female singers! She had a style that nobody, and I do nobody, has ever been able to successfully copy! She was so unique and awesome!
Such a soulful and talented woman! I just love her music. On a side note, I've seen pics of my grandmother in the 70s and I swear her and Janis could definitely be sisters! They look so much alike omg
I am 68 years old and grew up in So CA. When we would have love-ins at Griffith Park sometimes Janis Joplin would come and sing for free, as well as Jefferson Airplane (later Jefferson Starship), and lots of other bands every weekend. When Janis was there she put on a great show, loving us, and we passed around the weed, there were no bad diseases yet, like HIV/aids. Most people in that era didn't know that heroin is a strong opioid and too much can cause respiratory failure just like fentanyl, which is what happened to Janis. We never heard the word opioid or what they can do causing you to stop breathing. If you love Janis check out Courtney Hadwin, bringing rock and soul back to a new generation and putting real musicians back to work again instead of using computer generated sound that put musicians out of work. What goes around comes around and maybe every 50 years a true talent shines their light on us. Courtney will be at the 50th anniversary of Woodstock this coming August, the youngest person invited to perform at the Woodstock reunion and for good reason.
I grew up idolizing Janis!! It's funny to look back now and realize how young she was!! She was a 10 years older than me...in this interview she was so sweet and naive. RIP Janis!!
Дженис Джоплин я узнала недавно Мне 68 лет,а теперь я её песни слушаю каждый день.Она милая ,красивая умна и очень талантливая,а сколько в ней силы в голосе .за такой короткий срок жизни столько оставила после себя💖❤💚👏👏👏
I can imagine Janis rocking herself in a rocking chair as an old woman sipping Southern Comfort as she tells her stories and cackles at her own jokes. How wonderful that would have been.
This made me tear up and almost cry man 😢
Cant imagine her in a rocking chair. Think she would still be rocking the stage
@@lastnamefirst4035 I think her voice would have been gone by the time she was forty.
@@SpookyBat999 same
@@carrotjuse no more than jimi hendrix's fingers falling off at 40. Beth Hart still screams and sings and she is around 50
watching these makes me realise that there won't be another Janis NEVER again. Her death was a terrible loss for mankind
Amen, brother!
imagine one less heroin addict...youre right
as long as they entertain the masses...LET EM KILL THEMSELVES....right?
pathetic how self centered people are
@@Angel20263
It was sad. But, the early death of Mdm Curie or the loss of Alan Turing, or Gandhi are ‘ terrible losses for Mankind ‘ ! I’m sure Janis would concur.
C'est tres rare, mais parfois quelqu'un ne peut etre remplacé. C,est le cas de Janis
Absolutely amazing how she could just walk on stage and TURN IT ON like that.. She is not even warmed up, and the Soul just comes right through.. And its all SO Genuine and Real. There will never be another one like her..
its within waiting to come to the surface in her prime moment on stage and is always present
I noticed that as well.
f you
you are not nice
Laverne, you are a soulless fuck. You wish you had a fraction of her heart
She was truly it, she had range, power, great pitch and tone and she gave it 100%
The only thing that keeps me from really getting into her music is her enunciation. I have a really hard time hearing her lyrics.
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Strange...nothing at all against the lady God bless her but I don't hear any of that. Always sounded to me as though a microphone had been placed very close to a needle playing something by a `proper` singer.....that then amplified to sound like JJ.
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We lost you 50 years ago today, but we will never forget you Janis, what you did for women and in the rock and blues world, we love you Janis.
In spite of all her emotional baggage, Janis Joplin was an awesome blues singer, and easy to love. I grew up in this era, listening to her, Hendrix, Doors, Cream, and so many more great bands at that time. Janis remains ever a tragic figure. I don't think she ever realized that many of her fans really loved her, cared about her, and still weep when we reflect on her all too early passing.
I would say BECAUSE of her emotional baggage Janis was an awesome blues singer. You have to suffer if you want to sing the blues and she had a tough life.
There are some people who have to be taught to develop their talent, and some people who are just born with a hell of a lot of raw unschooled talent. Janis was one of the latter.
She appeared at the Mississippi river festival a d her opening act was Paul Butterfield
My car couldn't make the trip, so I begged a buddy to go or at least let me borrow his car..he said no to both. Still pissed at him 48 years later
"In spite of..." or "Because of..." ?
You're boring in your remember when.
Janis was a wonderful soul and we lost her way too early.
Sitting here in Port Arthur, TX, where I was born and raised, like Janis. I am so thankful for modern technology that allows me the opportunity to see her perform again. God was showing off when he created Janis. RIP, hometown girl.
port arthur ever put up the statue dedicated to Her?
muita gente ai abriu um rasgo na alma dela .
I remember watching this when it originally aired. Had my feather boa in my hair and my hairbrush microphone in hand as my 10 year-old self tried to emulate the great JJ. I will forever be grateful to my sis who, being 7 years older, is responsible for me knowing and appreciating the music of her teen years...and what great music it was.
la-la land calling la-verne...they're low on crazy and need some of yours stat! you are a real treat....who screwed you up so badly? do you binge eat psychotic episodes from rabid rats?? you should really look for help from the county or state facilities...@Laverne Johnson
@Laverne Johnson FU why did u watch the video if you hate her? You hate yerself
@@kennethcrane9848 yeah listen to kenneth, laverne. You pos, laverne
Hippie D~ I was right there with you... got my older bro to thank for turning me on to her during that time.
Ay @Laverene go fuck yourself
God take me back to 1970, I dont want to live in these times anymore.
Edgar Trask What? you can never have to much dub step... LOL just kidding
Edgar Trask I totally agree with you and I come with you in that year 1970.
Daniela Schwarz Edgar Trask Don't leave me here! I've got some LSD and I'll share...
***** Okay,then we go with Edgar Trask back in the 70s with LSD,why not?Timetravel;-))))))
Edgar Trask Please count me in!
Janis was the greatest female rock singer ever with that scratchy gravely voice her signature style that made her so unique.
She set the scene for all that followed
That voice cuts right to the soul. She was intelligent and had a great sense of humor.
I saw Janis in Concert in Jan. '70 and was at work when it was announced she had died. I had been a fan since 1968 and was just devastated when her death was announced. It's still wonderful, but a little sad, to she her video's from so many years back. She was one hell of a woman and performer , there will never be another Janis Joplin!
Laverne Johnson what is wrong with you? You're a bitch.
+Laverne Johnson You are the trash!
Laverne Johnson
You have some serious problems you need to work on.
and here we are ladies n gents...the 1st prize for dick head goes to.....little laverne johnson for her imitation of a human being~!@Laverne Johnson
Can never understand why some people diss the shit out of people on RUclips, You watch people on RUclips coz you "like" them, right? ( Maybe I'm missing something here?) Lol
nobody can sing like Janis.. she really gets into the music.. such a soulful lady'
@Fun Fact she accomplished more in her short life than you will ever do in yours, you lame, stupid fuck.
Love her clothes. A really free look.
A seulement 27 ans. Unique
She didn’t actually sing. She screamed and yelled. That’s why I consider Bobby McGee her finest work. You can actually hear her pull off musical notes in that song and it was very good. She had a nice voice….if only she would have calmed down with the screaming so we could hear that lovely voice.
She was the entire package. Phenomenal voice, stage presence and a genuineness that made her so easy to love. I can watch her live performances over and over and still come away with goosebumps. I can't think of another performer black, white or otherwise with such raw energy. Just amazing.
Well said !
The so-called great young female singers of today can only wish they had the raw emotion and amazing voice that Janis possessed and shared with all of us.
Love how she interacts with her band mates! It wasn't just about her and she wanted everyone watching to know it.....She shared the spotlight with everyone!
I got teary eyed and had goosebumps. Felling sad on how much we lost out on....
OMG mee too! Her authentic soul is so heartfelt I cried a little! 😢😍
if any one's ugly, it's got to be you. who died and left you supreme judge? last i heard the role was taken...you out to a halfway house now? they def. need one for bitter jealous and judgeMENTAL perfect people, like you@Laverne Johnson
@@kennethcrane9848 Kenny, don't waste the energy, pitty them because they don't get it, and hope some day that they will.
Cavett really loved her.
Cavett loved her, and so did this band.
And I guess I have to add: SHE WAS HAVING FUN FUN FUN
yes Jesusukset dont like fun, they like theyt everyone have be on sadnes, it's pity. In finland where Christianity is new religion compared to original science what has been ´folk cultural heritage, they had overtaken finland their totalitarian control after WW2, in finland is saying: pidetään ikävää. In finland we are honest and it is PERKELE what is main god who we ask help who we call, in problematic situations, who is powerful in earth not in heaven, as counter saying to Help me god, get more power when you speak against God, you get much more out of it. Pidetään ikävää! It is concentration of ideology of Christianity, emotion what controls their teachings, everything is about death, sorrow, hate, war, sickness, "helping poor" when it opposite keeping up poverty to have these negative emotions, rationalism what is developed from bible. Do I have to list all?
He was a total jerk to her when he interviewed her in 1969.
@ORORO i know exactly what you mean, you can see it the way he talks to her. He was really smitten with her... and i think he probably regrets never ever telling her that, probably being professional. in 2 months i'm gonna be 1 year older than Janis. Makes me sad outliving the 27 club :'(,
Her and Grace Slick defined the female stars of the era
And every era since.
People like them aren't meant to be among us long, what the gods give us, they swiftly repossess 🎶👌
Make up artist today could make Janice look as good as any of the singers that sing today however they could not make the singers of today sing as well as Janice ever.
Are you fucking kidding me?
you want make up on that Goddess.
I dont even know where youre coming from.
I should just accept that people want to see a barbie that has a one of a kind voice.
There is one presently out there who many compare to Janis, Beth Hart , if you haven't heard her, look her up.
Janice Murphy ....'Janis', btw, Hunty...:)
Why is there so much about her looks? I was a 15 yr old teen girl who loved janis and copied the way she dressed. I dont remember anyone back then talking about her looks. Jeezus we are so shallow today
I dont think janis was ugly she was a beautiful person with an amaing voice and down to earth it is just sad she got into drugs even this day 40 some years later people are still diein of drugs Rip sweet janis you were and are beautiful to soo many others 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
Craig Negrey Her about how many of the rock stars have had addictions to drugs? Because most of them have to have something to keep their body going to keep them that wired
Craig Negrey Janice was lovely better than most stars of today ... anyone hating on her fuck off.. she's a legend rip janice
who says or said she was ugly? look are how pretty smile she had.
Damn who didnt love you as a kid? Lots of pent up anger over someone who never did anything to hurt or offend you and in no way could ever effect your life.
i bet you drown kittens n pull the wings off butterflys for entertainment...or are you psychotically jealous? either or, you need help. you don't like her? then go away, far-far fast-fast. really, you need professional help.@Laverne Johnson
I love the way she moves on stage…. Totally hip…..
Laverne Johnson whoa , fuck you
terrible thing to say Laverne
"Laverne" left her disgusting remarks all over the place insulting Janice. Some people are so disappointed in life that the only way they can feel better about it for awhile is to wallow in hate and bitterness. It's a sad and pathetic display by a bitter loser.
@Laverne Johnson i wonder what it was that made you so sad ..
Bitter and twisted. Commenting again and again... she must have beat you at something and left you in the dust and your still sulking 😂😂
Ram Lathers ‼️‼️
Pure , Raw, natural talent . One of a kind . I always thought she was cute and really down to earth , even though she had more talent than most people could ever dream of. Janis , you'd be happy to know we are still loving you and your music here in 2020 .
No singer in Rock and Roll of that era - male or female - could get under a song like her and keep it flying high. Without her these songs would fall and die. It's astounding still. I love her love for this music. I wish she would have saved some more love for herself.
Michael Reid Perry Grace slick ,Aretha Franklin. Where female singers that could keep it going.
And like Tina. And Aretha and like every Black singer of that era that was born with it. lol
Laverne Johnson
Did you know her personally to make a comment like that ? You should hope no one speaks worse of you.
We're all allowed our own opinions. It's not ok to attack people for having a different opinion. There were many great singers from that era.
well...why don't you go to hell and send her back!! i am sure that'd make a LOT of people happy!! i know i'd be one! someone must have really taken a giant shit on you somewhere down the line to warp you so badly.@Laverne Johnson
Mr. Cavett must of had a crush on her (I don't blame him) ... the amount of times she was on his show ...
they screwed. I read peggys exploitation book.
She was magnificent!! 💓
@@kevinjoseph517 I read that too. I was going to say it in a comment but u said it better than I would
Everybody new that he loved her!
Yes it's possible he had a crush on Janis but what a Beauty in every way ... R.I.P n the outcasts u went to H.S. with were All just Jealous of a Beautiful Person who made something of Herself .F_ _ _ K 'em ALL !! Jealous , Jealous, Jealous !!!!"
This here is a godess. Has been and always will be. She's probably got a great band up there in the stars and grooving like she likes to. RIP sweetheart
@Laverne Johnson You'll get to meet her then...NOT 😂 'Cos Janis is up there in Heaven making sweet music like the beautiful soul that she was...too sensitive for this Earth and the dark souls that inhabit it. You, on the other hand, have a very special place reserved for you...and it ain't with Janis.
I pity you...must be some bad shit going on in your life. Now get off those drugs and booze and perhaps we can talk again...until then, I hope you find some peace and restoration, without making a complete fool of yourself all over YT...you take care Laverne.
@@kymmccluney8434 - You tell her, girl!
@@kymmccluney8434 Laverne sure is a right little charmer, eh!!! :-) x
@Laverne Johnson If only we were all as perfect as you, Laverne. Heaven is going to be a terribly lonely place with just yourself & Westboro Baptist there! X
Laverne Johnson
Judge not, lest you be judged. For with the same measure you judge, you shall be judged.
Dick sure liked and appreciated Janis alot, and what a hoot it was, when they got together. Janis was a GREAT PERSON!!! AND AWESOME SINGER ENTERTAINER R.I.P..
Best Female Rock singer of All Time
partially right there I think...how about soul singer....and how about blues singer......sad we'll never be graced with such a true original talent as Janis again....
Agree, more blues than rock
Helllllll noooooo!!!!
LuvU "THE BEST ! JANIS JOPLIN" Ell n Lou ,married 41yrs ,PEACE 👨👩👦👦🐶🌈
Beth Hart trumps her
When talking about women singers there is Janis Joplin, and there is everybody else. I often wonder what would've happened if she wasn't living fame during those wild times. I hope the young generations that come listen to her music beyond the surface of simple notes, and hear the only raw, soul-shredding voice that music have ever had.
Am I the only one thinking that Dick was a dick every time he interviewed her? the condescending tone in his voice?
musiclover6133 yes, you are the only one. She didn't have to be on his show. He was playing up the contrast between the two of them, she totally got it, and the audience got it. Now that you know that, watch them again, and see if you don't agree.
musiclover6133
i think they really liked and enjoyed each other. she appeared on his show many times... that's just his normal voice.. not a sign of condescending..
+musiclover6133
I'd say not the only one but as wrong as the other to think so IMO having just watched 2 visits. He's reaching for what to talk about. It's what he did on most of his interviewers I've seen. It tasted to me like he clearly loves her music, spirit, presence; and feels the awkwardness of his limitations to reach inside and pull something out that others haven't ... the pt of his show at that time, when nobody dug into reality in talkshow interviews -- which were generally more like extended advertisements bathed in vanilla redundancy. a lot of subsequent interviewers got to be more interesting in later interviews becuz Cavett's show was so popular mid70s for breaking out of standard topic ruts. But that didn't make it easy to get an artist who communicated the ways Janis's work did to deliver the same level of communication in a Q&A format, that wasn't what she was about. Cavett's way, unless circumstance predefined the subject for that particular guest, was to poke around randomly until something sparked the guest to run with the conversation.
I think what tastes like condescension to some here is just Cavett feeling awkward abt not having found that trigger to set her off talking.
Dick Cavett has become my favourite talk show host. His interviews felt natural and Janis clearly didn't think he was being condescending or anything like that. In fact, I've heard some people say he had a thing for her. I think that's probably closer to the mark in explaining his manner in his interviews of her.
Thank you RUclips for reminding us what real music sounds and feels like! No one sounds like Janis Joplin. She was unique. And an inspiration to singers everywhere.
Good lord, where does the time go? She was beautiful in every sense of the word. I'm floored that she could, in a matter of a few seconds, go from interview back into song and just knock it dead. I slip into periods where I almost forget Janis was here, but thankfully I always come rambling back to her music. Life is like that....
Laverne Johnson you have major issues. Trolling all over Janis vids is just stupid.
Is being a hate filled little troll really the best use of your time? Seriously, is this all you have to do with your life?
I pity you.
There is only and will only be one voice like that and She was one hell of a woman and performer....
@Laverne Johnson were your mommy n daddy brother n sister? how about you disappear from here forever~
The way she talked and just her overall style is like if she left the future just to go to the past ! Way ahead of her time ,true legend
She is fabulous.
Fun Fact not everyone has great taste like Janis fans! Sorry, darling
I SAW HER IN NOV 1969 IN PHILADELPHIA GREAT SHOW LOTS OF MEMORIES
She certainly does have a wonderful childlike demeanour to her that beckons you to want to love her and even hug her.💔
This man really loved her he seemed to be so comfortable with her and she with him.
Janis died when I was 11 and I really started listening to her music in the mid 70's when I was 15 or 16. Back then she looked to me so much older than the other rock musicians that I was into. Now I look at her and she looks like a child that someone should have protected from what was about to happen. What an absolute serious talent that drugs robbed all of us from seeing fulfilled.
This era of music was original and it was fantastic. I truly feel sorry for younger people that don't know what it is like to be in high school and have a band like Zeppelin or Pink Floyd or Bad Company come out with a new album.
Janis was twerking at one point, my mom loved Janis and I grew up listening to her, she's amazing.
haha... twerking. you caught that too? I grew up lovin her. She's my idol! greatest female rock and blues singer ever.
naw actually she as drinking during the day before the afternoon filming of the show and was kind of coming down during the show. ( read the real books and learn) So.. she was buzzing on alcohol and feelin' alreet.
Yea.
She had been off heroin for a while prior to this.
Get your facts straight.
JANIS IS GOLD♥
Dear girl. xxoo
may God bless his Soul!
I love this performance. So energetic. Giving so much. I love her hair scarfs. There is something precious about her.
She was Incredible! What a Powerful Performer! Thank God this show was recorded so everyone can see and hear how great she was live! It’s all we have left now! And thanks to RUclips for showing it! RIP Janis
You were one of a kind and now passed into Legend!
She was great to say the least, the band was too. Many years have passed now, she never got the chance to grow older. RIP.
loved this Woman..still do. Timeless, she felt her music so much..makes everyone else feel it too. WOOT! RIP Janis xoxox ( loved the way she dressed)
She stayed flying!
But, she was dope lyrically. Stayed in tune through her highs and lows.
Rip! Queen!
It takes a worried person to sing a worried song. Janis lived the blues. That's why she could sing them out. Hope your singing happier songs these days ..
I could watch him interview her all day long! They had a lovely chemistry.
Janice Joplin was SO cool, the people that didn't get her vibe and missed out on a real treasure
Man she OWNED the stage. Looks like being on stage was her safe haven
She one time said, when on stage "I make love to 1,000's of people, but go home Alone." Sad right?
NYC🤘
Janis Rocked The World.. 4 now she's Rockin with God but she be back on tour soon!! ;)
Janis Rocked The World.. 4 now she's Rockin with God but she be back on tour soon!! ;)
@@johnnyeplin8389 I'd take her over 'Jesus", actually!
Just one more thing, when Janis died, the world lost an awesome, beautiful, crazy talented singer....I lost my best friend AND babysitter. She took care of me from 67 to 69. I was very young yes, but remember every little thing we did when she took care of me. Couldn't understand at the time, why this lady would scream thru this microphone at me! I thot, omg she really thinks she can sing!! lol. funny, lil kids...aren't they? We would make ice cream sometimes...like lavender ice cream, rum icecream, gosh it was good! I'd always make her those spin art pictures, member those? U put like a card board piece of paper on this little machine & it'd spin as fast as u wanted & u had like lil squeeze bottles of colored paints & no matter what, the art work would turn out awesome! She'd hang them in her bedroom, over her bed. My brothers used to help her bring groceries in...from her psychodellic convertible Porsche, she'd toss them a couple quarters & they'd be so FN happy! She always had so many people at her house, they all loved me, I was about 4-5 yrs old...I can't completely remember, but I will just let it rest as this.....Jim Morrison was there alot, I know it was him that used to bounce me on his knee, I know it! Anyway, great times, probably the best I'll ever have, times were so much better then, so much. I love u Yanny (that's what I called her). miss u bad!
Phaedra D. We have lost good talented singers. To drugs and the music business cares more about the equity of the money they're making off them! They business rarely makes a hard effort. To get them to stop! If you doubt me! Elvis manager Tom Colonel Parker. When on the road with Elvis on the last tour they did in 77 before he died! And his hairdresser Larry said. It look like Elvis didn't OD but it had too many pills! Larry said that they had a bowl and ice water sticking Elvis face in it. To get Elvis revived. And Larry said all the sudden he heard a big knock on the door! And he's like who would be up here Knocking. That's pretty unusual this time of day and it would be hard for them to get past security. Larry said he went to the door and it was Elvis's manager Tom Colonel Parker. And he said we're is Elvis? Larry said he in the bed. We think he's took too many pills. Larry said Tom Colonel Parker went in there for about an hour! Then he walked out and said... Larry said he was thinking that Tom Colonel Parker was going to say something like when this tour is over Elvis needs to go to a program for help! But he said the only thing that matters. And I mean that the only thing that matters that this man is on stage performing tonight! Tom love the percentage of the equity he made from Elvis. But he didn't love Elvis or he would have got him help!
Laverne Johnson
Why do you hate this woman soo much ? What did she do to you ? You certainly are not perfect by any means.
For you to wish her to rot in hell is horrible. What makes YOU better than her ? You didn't know her personally. You are a sinner in need of saving like all of us.
Phaedra D Wow, Janis Joplin was your babysitter between concerts??? Are you related to her, or she was just trying to make a few extra bucks?
Sad that someone shares a memory, and instead of just reading it and moving on, you decided to leave a vile comment. Interesting how you spew such vitriol, yet just happen to be watching this clip, and reading the comments...
Jeff C ??????? I don't see why you consider my comment vile. I was just curious about the circumstances of how Janis came to be her babysitter. I certainly didn't mean to offend anyone or Janis's memory.
i often wonder about the music she could have put out if she hadnt passed away. every time i hear her sing it brings me back to a milder, gentler time. a place in my life i wish i had back but know it wont happen. we lost soo many very talented people during that time in our history...such a shame. love ya janis n miss your songs
@Lori Hanks she sang with Tina
Janice is the IT 60-70s girl , I identified deeply with her though I was about 10 years her junior ... I adored her ...
Me too!
Me too. I was 15 and bought the coolest clothes to try and look like janis
@Rudy Gray i know its petty but it bugs me too when i see it spelled janice. Its as tho they're not talking about the same person
I've been listening to Janis since 1971 and I still listen to her every day.I will always love you Janis.
It is amazing that you listen to her every day.
Well I’ll trade all my tomorrow’s for one single yesterday! I love this time of my life, the late sixties and early seventies were the best! I love and admire Janis to this day! She was a big part of my life back then! Was completely heartbroken when I heard she died! You were lookin’ for that home and I hope you found it! RIP beautiful, soulful Janis! 💔🌹💔🌹💔
Janis always looked as if she enjoyed her interviews with Dick Cavett and that they genuinely liked each other?
Your name Phaedra? Hello!!! Janis babysat me from the time I was 2 to 5, older I get, the more such years and memories come, weird....But just thot I'd say Hi to another Phaedra, don't see us around that much! Good days!
I’ve always felt like even though he was short-haired and socially acceptable, he yet was able to see her as a real person. I agree-he liked and respected her, and the feeling was mutual.
Phaedra389:...I have
read dozens of comments about Janis .
*My only question is this,
"Is it possible that Janis
was 'touched' by a 'family member',or 'friend of the family',perhaps when she was very young?")!(
truley rare in this self centered hell america has become!
They slept together
I have became a major fan of this incredibly awesome, badass female warrior while growing up in the 80s. She had one of the most powerful, beautiful voices of her generation. I wonder what if she was still alive today to give this generation some profound insight about the music industry. 🙏🙏🙏🙏
I miss the 70' s. RIP Janis. You were awesome.
Awesome!
Loved her work to bits. She got me through a lot of lonely nights back then. Now too. But she looks 40 not 27.drugs troubled her soul, &robbed us of her spirit. Vale Janis Joplin
No, the way her classmates treated her troubled her soul and the drugs just eased the pain.
I’d go back to 1970 in a heartbeat. This show was about a week before my sixth birthday. What a great era to grow up in!
Dick Cavett, to this day, is one of my favorite interviewers of all time. He was a square next to Janis but she liked him. She was a self-described “beatnik” next to him but he liked her. I miss them. I loved them both.
JMO, not a performer before or after with the energy and undying devotion to her music and beliefs as Janis. Her voice is unmistakable today...
Wow....dedicate this performance to my son Ryan who died the same way last year. Perhaps he and Janis are smiling down on us now....if you know someone using...help them stop! Ryan P Frye@virtual memorials
I am so sorry for your terrible loss. I don't think you ever get over the loss of your child. My little brother went the same way. You can't help someone until they're ready to help themselves. How many times I tried!
Janis, it's been 50 years now and we still miss you, we'll miss you forever.
No lip sync here. I’d happily listen to a note out of tune and a mic feedback so as to hear live music every time. Janis also wasn’t afraid to be vulnerable on stage...it invites the audience to FEEL with her. $$$$
Wow she's way before my time but her voice is amazing I was born 1991 myself but I have to say today's music is shit its nothink like the 60s 70s 80s or 90s no more she has a very cute smile to janis joplin Rip ❤️🌺she has a lovely relaxing voice to
r u aussie?
Incredible performance, a very tight band too.
What a beautiful, precious spirit she was! Even her speaking voice was melodic. 831 Janis!
She died the year prior to my birth,but I truly love her music.The 1st time I played while I sang along,It was Bobby McGee,To this day,its still my favorite music to play and when composing my own ,Its blues I write.Everytime I see her,or hear her,im still moved and im Almost 47
She best captured the groove. The feel of a generation with her voice & movements. B-e-a-u-t-i-f-u-l!
Ah, the kids of today. Back then we knew what real music was. And of course we had taste. Janis, you were like a dream. A very nice one. Thanks babe.
Janis only knew one mode: full throttle.
One of a kind .Miss her so much.
on this day....august 3rd....we love you Janis. ** crying**
august 4th actually
@@timkalic1613 does it matter realy? ♥Janis. Good lawd.
This beautiful soul was on the main circuit for just three years....but a lifetime of music was the gift she gave to all of us!!! ❤🔥🔥🔥❤. RIP Janis! 🙏😇😢
She was a creative masterpiece.
Gone Way To Soon...So 😢 Sad, She Was So Talented, Iconic, Will NEVER be anyone like her Ever Again... RIP JANICE JOPLIN, another Angel in Heaven😇💜🔥
This woman is everything to me.And we share the same birthday.I cry when I hear her.Knowing that she's gone tears me up.
So beautiful, such a simple set up, guitar, bass, drums, and Janis. Nothing added to her vocals. Just pure unadulterated sound and passion. Janis wish you were still here. You are sorely missed.
She was so great.
I can remember Janis with big brother and the holding company and the album Pearl being play continuously by my older sisters and mother when I was growing up back in the 70s
I was born in 1992 and I just feel like I missed out on so many great things.. it makes me so sad.
I would listen to her albums over and over. One of the first woman rockers to influence my life. Dad would go out on the road to do business, right away- my brother and I would have lots of friends over to parrrrty! We would all dance to 70s rock, drink beer and smoke weed.... till it eventually got ugly due to my brother hitting heroin. Regardless, still the very best of rock singers amongst them was, of course- Janis. I loved how she could give a shit what you or anyone else thought of her and how she was sooo in her element with a microphone. I still remember every single line of most all of her songs. The day she died I remember being genuinely bummed for about 3 days. I was only 12 years old. She'll forever rock my soul!
yeah i know. it WAS amazing back then, but you can absorb the spirit of it and bring new energy into the world based on that spirit of the 60's that you absorb.
I bet she was a riot. I adore her! ❤️
She is SOOOOOOO COOOOOOOOLLLLL !!!!!
Oh, and Janis was and still is my favorite all time female singers! She had a style that nobody, and I do nobody, has ever been able to successfully copy! She was so unique and awesome!
I've always loved Janis n her unique style n music n I wasn't born until 1973.
Such a soulful and talented woman! I just love her music. On a side note, I've seen pics of my grandmother in the 70s and I swear her and Janis could definitely be sisters! They look so much alike omg
Janis I love your giving all in singing! After all this time you are still the best to touch the persons soul and heart!
There hasn't been nor ever will be another Legendary Janis Joplin. I miss her greatly and she will never be forgotten. R.I.P Sweet Angel. NYC🤘
I feel lucky to have been brought up on her music in the 70s. Half Moon and Get It While You Can were my favourites.
Janis had so much talent humor prsonality
The band and Janis are pretty darn amazing. I really enjoyed all their input to make some great music. 🎶
I am 68 years old and grew up in So CA. When we would have love-ins at Griffith Park sometimes Janis Joplin would come and sing for free, as well as Jefferson Airplane (later Jefferson Starship), and lots of other bands every weekend. When Janis was there she put on a great show, loving us, and we passed around the weed, there were no bad diseases yet, like HIV/aids.
Most people in that era didn't know that heroin is a strong opioid and too much can cause respiratory failure just like fentanyl, which is what happened to Janis. We never heard the word opioid or what they can do causing you to stop breathing.
If you love Janis check out Courtney Hadwin, bringing rock and soul back to a new generation and putting real musicians back to work again instead of using computer generated sound that put musicians out of work. What goes around comes around and maybe every 50 years a true talent shines their light on us. Courtney will be at the 50th anniversary of Woodstock this coming August, the youngest person invited to perform at the Woodstock reunion and for good reason.
Jefferson Airplane "later" broke up.
Jefferson Starship was a different band.
Courtney is the next "Big Thing". I agree with you! She's from a different era!
I grew up idolizing Janis!! It's funny to look back now and realize how young she was!! She was a 10 years older than me...in this interview she was so sweet and naive. RIP Janis!!
These clips are great. I remember my mom playing these songs when I was a little kid. She was truly amazing. Died way too soon.
Entertainment at it's finest no one else will ever touch her.
Дженис Джоплин я узнала недавно Мне 68 лет,а теперь я её песни слушаю каждый день.Она милая ,красивая умна и очень талантливая,а сколько в ней силы в голосе .за такой короткий срок жизни столько оставила после себя💖❤💚👏👏👏
Where have you been? 😂 You were in high school when she came out. You never heard about her back then?
Wtf???
Я из России. Я очень люблю Дженис Года два, как я нашла ее в интернете❤😢
В 1971году я закончила школу. Мне было16 лет, когда не стало Дженис
I was 10yrs old and not allowed to stay up to watch this history being made. AND THIS IS NEW TO ME!
Some of the greats were going STRONG in the 70s. So sad she passed away several months after this performance with Dick Cavett.
Janis flushed more talent down the toilet then most women performers of today can only dream about. A true blues Goddess!
I'm with the rest of you all. I own all of Miss Janis' Pearls. I would've loved to have met her, but I was born to late. She is wonderful. 🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘🌹💘
Janis's power and genius as a performer boils down to ONE THING: trust and faith in her LIFE FORCE.
oneness with her life force