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  • It moves...deep

    

  • okayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy !!

  • watch?v=yz_0qVlAisI

  • <3

  • back then mucisians took their sweet time playing the songs... not like today where all they care about is looks/money

  • @Krehyv

    And titas girls

  • you know i saw Janis in concert front and center at the A/C Pop festival.. and she was beautiful because real beauty eminates from within a persons soul and spirit.. Janis had such a beautiful soul and child-like spirit. I thouhgt she was beautiful to me.. I guess it depends on what your idea a real beauty is.. but when you watch Jains perform she is so sensual and passionate that you are transfixed on her beauty of the soul which can be seen on her whole persona. Janis is beautiful woman.

  • She's amazing, unique, beautiful.

  • How we went from THIS to trash like Gaga, Madonna, etc....??

  • really people? this doesn't sound good. i think the only reason people are saying this is because she's janis joplin. overall she's an okay singer to me but her singing in video is horrible. she sounds like marge from the simpsons.

  • @jbsvoyce I think this sounds beautiful not just because she's Janis Joplin. It's just my taste. And I understand that's not everyones taste but to assume that the only reason people saying that's good just because she's Janis Joplin is a little bit insolent.

  • @hipncool07 Peace man, let´s just hear this, good and real music :)

  • @bclowns333

    Nothing to add.. u.u

  • take me back to the 60 years

  • God said to Jimi, Janis, Jim M., Brian J., Cobain, and Amy: "Im sending y'all down to earth for 27 years to show these people how music is really done."

    You might say he didn't know what he was taking away from us but he send his musicians to teach us a lesson how music is what it suppose to be in his own way, R.I.P to the all 27 club musicians, you taught some of us well :')

  • Since Amy Winehouse was just found dead in her home, that puts her with Janis, Hendrix, Morrison and Cobain in the "Forever 27 Club", requirements being super talented, well loved by fans, & having drug and/or alcohol addiction(s). So sad, great losses, but it's so peculiar about that age. These were all troubles souls, hopefully they got relief in the here-after.

  • @hipncool07 Amy Winehouse will be never in the 27´s club, she did not what Jimmy Jim Janis and Kurt did, they left a clue to the next generations.

  • @albertomoralesnery P,lease don't every little sentence so literally on here for goodness sakes! I wasn't putting her in that category myself, just referring to what others have been saying about this so-called club. I I think it's a little silly, and simply refers 27 yr. old artists who died during the height of their career, no matter how many love or hate their talents. BTW, I won't discuss this further.

  • @albertomoralesnery Amy actually had talent, and im not even a fan of her

  • @hipncool07 Other people died at 27 Al Wilson from Canned Heat (played at Woodstock, popular band then) people @ 28, 32 for John Bonham & Keith Moon, Sid Vicious @ 21, etc. but some in bands not lead singers & as known. Janis was already doing speed before she was well-known, success = more money, more people in drug environment, a fluke overdose, insecure. Morrison was in seclusion not liking fame much anymore. Hendrix was not a troubled person. Cobain already had depression & fame issues.

  • the peak of sadness and beauty, then-and now

  • I've listened for so many talented girls performing this song, eg Joss Stone and the likes.. but - God! - I feel so equally sorry for them ALL when I inevitablly end up listenning Janis....... it's like comparing miss world with Goddess...

  • Amazing artistic and epic!

  • this is my shit!!!

  • Her passion was so very profound and I contend this bled over into her looks...there are moments of psychical expression (seen in photos especially) where Janis appears quiet beautiful...the same as her voice that, sometimes reached the heights of a song bird...other times crackling and rough.

    Despite the looks and voice, though, it was her passion to express that was so moving to so many, and I wish her well.

  • jimmi's girl or what?

    

  • i love her, I wish I was 19 when she was around. I wish I could go back in time and prevent her from killing herself, or overdosing. Idk man, I think she was beautiful in the outside, no make up or anything. She's my inspiration man. Not the whole dying thing. But I love her and her music.

  • 9 pessoas se confundiram no horário de verão

  • People who really LOVE music don't judge artist!!! love it or leave it alone!

  • pitty she was a fukin druged junkie

  • holy sh** what happened to her voice? I guess that's how she sings lol, I have heard her but it's shocking when you see her sing like that. I wonder how much longer her voice will last.

  • @RachelEMacD That's a good question. But by the time she was doing the last album Pearl she had been shown how to sing a different way in her throat so that her voice *would* last. The way she had been doing it would have probably blown out her voice in near time. If you listen to the Pearl album (which she died before it was released but had already recorded all but one song), her voice sounds better & crisper. She had also gone straight off of heroin around that time but was drawn back to it.

  • wtf? is she sayin geesh

  • 6 weones que escuchan lady gaga y hannah montana..... y se visten con falda y peluca-.....

  • a bas des pubs!,, bugger off with your advertising!

  • @tomench @all, appart from that her version is rather interesting but I'm not about to wreck my head getting past the begining "yo I can't spell",, must be the mixed bizheads"

  • A freaking waste of a human life..........she should have been committed

    for a " severe mental disorder "

    PaulB

  • Even though THIS was my PRE-lysergic daze..NOW convinced that i met JJ and SHE bought US lunch when i was 10..ALWAYS thought it was an errant "memory"

  • Even though THIS was my PRE-lysergic daze..NOW convinced that i met JJ and SHE bought US lunch when i was 10..ALWAYS thought it was an errant "memory"

  • I LOVE YOU JANIS

  • nem pode comparar a tal lady gaga com a JANIS JOPLIN NUM COMPAREM NAO .

  • Nobody will ever touch Janis - she was awesome.

  • This new singer, Janis Joplin, completely blows my tits off...Dan O'Niallain

  • Lady Gaga in all her stupid outfits will never come close to his icon......never!!! Janis Joplin is REAL talent.

  • Ich liebe ihre Musik... ich würde ihr wünschen das sie noch erlebt hätte wie beliebt ihre musik ist...

    Heut zu tage musst du nicht mal singen können es reicht schon wenn Detlef dich auserwählt und dir sagt du wirst ein star.... ein haufen maschienen machen den rest... traurig ... ich glaube Janis würde weinen weil die KUNST und die Kreativität in der Modernen musik qualvoll zugrunde gehen! Ich denke es wäre so viel schöner wenn malwieder könner u. nich maschinen musik machen würden!

  • aber so ist es ja nicht -.-

    leider leider.... werden schon öffentlich in Soaps und filmen gitarre spielende sänger als deppen dargestellt und es ist ja mal so garnicht plastik pop schocko dreck wenn du zwar aussiehst wie ein Kübel Kotze dafür aber singen kannst wie sonst etwas!!!!

  • Beautiful & Amazing Inside & Out!

  • Her inner beauty made her outwardly Gorgeous to me. I feel you!!! Unbelievable Talent!

  • SUPERIOR

  • no biggie but this was the year my car was made.

  • She can play that guitar I will give her that..

  • She sound like a true Acid head.

  • @1602SMOKEY Fuck you man. You don't even know what acid is probably.

  • She sound like a true acid head..

  • Never seen that footage, great!

  • Natural Singer.

  • I think the baby would get scared, that being a lullaby and all. Not my cup of tea. I like Ella's (Berlin) better.

  • grande voz....grande mulher

  • That voice! What a unique and powerful voice! We can only hope there might be one near as good someday.

  • i'm just thrilled with the power of her voice..it's obvious that this kind of singers are born once in thousand years and you can check this out from the quality of the artists nowadays!she died too early but it's marvelous that her songs are still No.1!miss you,janis!

  • yessss!!!! janis joplin was really great. i also like her "mercedes benz"/ pity r d youngsters now coz they don't know jim morrison, jimi hendrix, the who, guess who, elp, grandfunk,temptations, smokey robinson & d miracles,marvin gaye & other motown sounds & also w/ dr. hook in their song :sylvia's mother nad many others. i like d music of the 70s, yes indeed!!!!

  • yessss!!!! janis joplin was really great. i also like her "mercedes benz"

  • Same year recorded as the dead mustang rusting in my garage. Two things to remember children; time rots away everything living and change is bad.

  • she scares me

  • you should be scared of stupid and unoriginal music that we have to listen on the radio today NOT THIS...

  • @BoeandKellyShow2 I bet the girls in school scare you too.

  • @BoeandKellyShow2 are you emo??? cause oly a emo could be scared of janis,if you dont believe,ask you mother

  • @cristiammiranda stop embarrassing yourself on the internet, honestly, wtf are you talking about

  • Janis was like no other! She could sing Country or Blues and I for one will always enjoy the positive sounds of Janis Joplin!

  • dear god...she was IT. no outward beauty....altho janis was dripping with inner sex....her talent owuld have been kicked under the mat. fuck the 2000's....you are missing something. DO YOU SEE WHAT IT IS???????????? DO YOU HEAR THE DIFFERENCE??????????easily played. on weak artists. yuck. you have NO STANDARDS.

  • @killy4u oh, yes - "Lady Gaga" = singing plastic bag. I think Janis has sacrificed herself on the altar of her art. I don't want anybody else to go down that road but that fascination originating from this is unique. See what will come from Amy Winehouse - maybe one day? Tragedy maybe needs to be there to touch the hearts of people........

  • @killy4u

    No outward beauty? Ouch. :(

  • This girl was so real, most ppl today have fake written all over them, they put up masks of themselves all the time, to the point were there is nothing left of who they really are... So sad, i hope there will be a new revolution soon like that in the 60s.

  • Voice maybe not the best. But the way she put her heart and soul into her music, in my opinion can not be equaled. She died way too young.

  • Back in the day, music was real and now its shit and shouldn't get any respect...

  • she just rocked every song she sung

  • btw, this is so rare, thanks alot, I esp appreciate you posting...she helped me thru the hardest in my early crumbly days...I felt her Pain even none in my hometown listened to 'western music' let alone rock, I identified her with my heart code.

  • back then the collective made humanity music such as the DOORS_LED ZEPPELIN_QUEEN_BOB DYLAN_BEATLES_CCR...ppl back then at age 21 already be(relatively) refined enuf to tune up to Woodstock spirit_it's greatest era ever in music history_ppl at age21 this day? tune up to Iphone+twit is another thing but IMO the whole generation is lost in music though.

  • Ok engineers - what vocal mic is Janis using in the studio here????...I've looked and can't find it....

  • this has been one of my favourite songs literally all my life :)

  • Inmortal Janis!

  • Rest easy ...there is no other thank you for the visit sweet angel ...

  • 04/10/1970

    04/10/2010

    Janis Joplin...for ever!

  • I'm from Boston, so was impacted deeply by 9/11/2001. But New York is not LA for sure. Look at the fuking Chelsea Hotel...no wonder most who lived there used drugs.

  • Wow, what a voice! I mean that woman could SING! And that's live! I haven't heard too many artist who sounds that good live today. Everything is hook up to machines and they still sound bad. She would make it today because she is the best singer of all time (female, anyway, there may be a male who is just as good). She would be that rare exception. She would break through all the barriers just like she did all those years ago. Folks would be STUPID not to sign her to their record company.

  • @carl22069 no problem ;)

  • @carl22069 use F5

  • I was born in the wrong decade

  • @zstreet1 Just because you prefer older music? Hm..sorry to tell you, but the 70s was a really miserable time. Go to New york in the 70s and theres barly a chance of you even comming back!

  • One of the better songs for a wake and bake:) peace.

  • Janis is amazing. Artist take note, this is what real music sounds like. 

  • chiller than thou..

  • Greatest Female Musician Ever!!!

    

  • @MsRita1972 Aw... I LOVE Janis, but... how 'bout Bessie then..?

  • magnifique il y'a 42 ans

  • обожаю эту женщину!!!

  • Janis was the best! Some talk about her drug use, others just appreciate her amazing talent. I wish more of the "artists" today had talent. Rather than drink at the "club" and act like a slut on stage. Janis may have been high but she was pure, raw talent.

  • Bittersweet, as always. What a gorgeous video too. Thanks man!

  • Janis<3<3<3

  • I love this stuff and I'm only 19 :D

  • @PukeXXX Me too :D

  • My all time favorite version of this otherwise boring song. It's not summer without it.

  • What a rare video!!!!!!!!!

  • She is energy and feeling!!!!

  • this was before my time , but from all I've read , this lady was a junkie.

  • esta tia si q era brava !!!!!!!!

    

  • Now now now, all that stuff about how crappy music is nowadays is only true if you don't know where to look. :-)

  • Great job janis. Wish you were still around.

  • noone will ever come close to janis!

    much love :]

  • Nao existe nenhuma cantora como Ela, simplesmente the Best

  • kkkkkkkkkk demais...

  • i once heard drew barrymore talk about janis and say that the 1st janis song that she ever heard was summertime and that if this song couldn't make you feel something than she wouldn't understand and i totally agree......janis' version of summertime is so powerful and bluesy i to wouldn't understand if this didn't move someone

  • my Dad was a huge fan, and still i cannot think of anyone who puts so much into each performance

  • Vebbè Janis sappiamo che è una divinità ma vogliamo parlare dei chitarristi?...

  • hey would evryone do me a favor and come listen to me singing this song .... let me know what you think!

  • @MoriahRosales I went to your page to listen to you singing, & even though I posted basically this same comment there, I'd like to encourage you on here, too, & tell others to go listen to you as well. No matter what others think, sing for yourself and always enjoy it like you do now. My husband plays guitar and I have no musical talent, but I do love music...

  • great musicians

    the guitarist were awesome

  • I wish I lived in that era!!!

  • me, too

  • OMG...this is like a precious stone!!!

  • La creazione di un capolavoro!!!

  • @GuidoR1986

    del capolavoro !

  • janis joplin woodstock 1969 jimi hendrix

  • fantástico!

  • Amazing song, beautiful voice, great interpretation. Fantastic Janis Joplin. It was love at first 'listenned'. I fell for Janis in a very fast way in all senses at the first time I knew of her music.

  • I wish I was round 21 back then, the music was sooo freakin' good, not the same nowadays...

  • @1treehugger1967 You are so right. I WAS 21 when Janis was singing. In the late 60's a GREAT song came out every single week. And each one was so unique, and from a new group. I couldn't believe my ears. It was an invigorating era, musically. Here in NE Ohio, we produced tons of talented musicians.

  • @1treehugger1967

    I gotta tell ya it WAS GREAT.

    One of the things that make good memories.

    Very sad most of the really great musicians killed themselves on drugs.

    Thank God the recordings and videos are still available.

    Stay well.

  • Never in ma life would not make it in 2 days music scene nae bother m8

  • She was a great singer. I really love her music, but I bet that today she wouldn't make it. Todays music business is all about who's sexy and who's more stupid. And in all that, music have become nothing special - crappy music, crappy lyrics, and chicks dancing half naked on the videos... sad but true.

  • YOU COULD NOT HAVE SAID IT BETTER.

  • @robakpiotr lol, she was always naked anyways

  • @robakpiotr reason today theres only what you describe, is because talent like Joplins is once in a very LONG time, so the biz must do with what they have

  • @robakpiotr shed still make it now.ha look up sublime sumertime.its sick.

  • @robakpiotr I disagree...There are still people today that listen to good music..

  • @nomenethill

    nut we are so few...and especially children.actually i may be the only kid how know this singer in entire city.and that 's fucking disappointing.

  • @robakpiotr You are so right! Fuck Beyonce, fuck Gaga, fuck keri hilson... this is the real shit!

  • @pixelb0xer sorry but HOW YOU CAN even place those names next to Janis??? ..that's like a JOKE.

  • @robakpiotr She was greate in BACK IN HER time! the 60-70's... Imagine what she had done now.. ----- but had'nt she been in the 60's born in the rythmnblues thingy.... the girl had a special voice and she felt the musik she was singign :-)

  • @robakpiotr maybe youre right about music business today but listen to her voice...if they search something unique they would just have to bring her out...i mean shes not sexy ( i dont know if she was dumb or not ;-) but i guess not) but if all the music reviewers or ho they are called would listen to this they´d probably realize what real music is and fuck all the other crap like lady gaga and all that so i think she would make it nowadays....but it would take a long time =)

  • @robakpiotr No way she wouldnt make it today. she would have been huge in any time. she´s a goddess. and there arent only stupid people nowadays, what we are missing is talented people who dont sell out, She was allways true to herself. love you JJ

  • @robakpiotr But Joplin's extraordinary success as a pioneer in a male-dominated rock industry of the late 1960s was unprecedented. Joplin, along with Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane, opened opportunities into the rock music business for future female singers.

  • @robakpiotr i knowww riiiggghhhhttt???? its like the pleasure from the real cold hard fact of the music isnt there anymore so they add half naked girls for it??? i seriously could care less about girls these dayz man, most of em are stoops, doin drugs in an unexperimental way. "just cause its cool" or "its the latest thing." and i dont need no girl in my life to hold me back from my strives and goals. i could easily get my peasure from playing and sharing my music and spreadin the message.

  • @robakpiotr not so sure at all my friend. She was so strong she could dominate a stage, a scene a movie. She would make it for sure somehow.

  • @robakpiotr

    i agree completely

  • @robakpiotr

    Today's music really isn't all bad, but you have to have to patience to search. Janis Joplin's sound was never mainstream, even for her time. Likewise, to find contemporary music that isn't "all about who's sexy and who's more stupid", you have to listen to non-mainstream artists. Hope for the music industry is not lost; you just have to keep your ears open.

  • @averagehomosapien

    Can you give me some of the artists that you're referencing? I would love to add some more pure soulful music to my library.

  • @mYmuSicpLaYLiSt09

    I would check out Adele, John Legend, Alicia Keys, Fantasia Barrino and Beyonce. Also, some oldies soul/blues artists still make music today, like B.B. King, Etta James, Tina Turner and Koko Taylor (who just passed away in 2009). Some contemporary female rock artists like Pink and Melissa Etheridge are also worth checking out. Of course, no one could fuse soul and rock quite like Janis did, but that's not to say that this genre is dead.

  • @robakpiotr youre right. she didnt have huge tits, and she wasnt espically pretty. she wouldnt even be revelevnt.

    wow, its so sad.

  • @robakpiotr Agreed, I'm not a fan really.

  • @robakpiotr The half naked part is not that sad, actually.

  • @robakpiotr but back then she WAS everyones standard of sexy

  • @robakpiotr All depends on what your definiltion of "making it" is. If it's material things, and fame based on sales, you're probably right. If making it means you're living your art, creating your voice, and being true to ourself, then shit, Janis would make it in any time period. :-)

  • @robakpiotr that's not about the music scene, those who are talented really bring something new despite of other jerks. But i agree that there's no blues rock like this nowaday ;)

  • @robakpiotr Yeah... Sad but true!!!!

  • Its ashame we had to loose her very young!!!

    Talented singer!

  • thank you for up loading this

  • I miss you Janice!! her voice was so raw and soulful!!! just imagine if music today went back to this kinda basic? wow

  • energica, pero a la vez sutil; grotesca pero...muy seductora...asi era la bruja cosmica.

  • what a voice .:)

  • what a melody

  • Summertime - so wie es von Gershwin wohl gedacht war - eigentlich nicht mein Geschmack! Was Janis Joplin und besonders auch die B. B.& Holding Company daraus gemacht haben einfach genial!

  • VIVIRA POR SIEMPRE LA BRUJA COSMICA

  • haha que buen comentario

    Que VIVA!!!!!

  • Best Summertime recording ever - and I know a lot of them. The intro is brilliant and the musicians have been under-estimated so badly. Miles better than the Kozmic Blues album's band.

  • The guitar intro sounds like an Indian Raga.

  • mikor fassa

  • Thanks so much for posting this, I've been looking for it for quite a long time...most incredible recording of this song ever...by chance did you see this entire documentary??? It was a remarkable tribute, and aired on Bravo a few years ago.

  • milujem janis,

    i love janis

  • Nem kérdés....hello, Janis !

  • FANTASTIC footage.

  • Love that woman

  • Thanks for the share Gerry!

    Loves,

    Mooz