Hard Times Ahead - Janis Martin 1960 PALETTE PZ 5058.wmv

A Tribute to Janis Martin--The Female Elvis! On the 70th
anniversary of her Hard Times Ahead - Janis Martin 1960 PALETTE PZ 5058
birth (March 27th, 1940) this show looks
back on the influential career of one of the first ladies of rock &
roll and rockabilly. Janis passed away on Labor Day Weekend of
2007 and is very much missed by rockabilly fans. Janis was
billed the 'Female Elvis' for her Rockin' style and was on the
same RCA Record Label as Elvis at the time.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Hard
• Times
• Ahead
• Janis
• Martin
• 1960
• PALETTE
• PZ
• 5058.

[jte2457]

First time for me too

[raredoowop]

IT'S MY PLEASURE AND THANK YOU..

[pesrritox]

Great song.Shop shop shopshop :)

[raredoowop]

IT'S MY PLEASURE AND THANK YOU..

[bmxgeniesdad]

good !!! the best. i named my daughter from this wonderful singer. ! keep on rockin.

[raredoowop]

@bmxgeniesdad ,very cool

[Shoknifeman]

Female Elvis?? Frankly, Elvis could only WISH that he was this good!!

[MrGotsquashed]

Solid gold!

[carrotdrops]

Shoo, shoo, shoo-shoo

Little man you left me flat

Now I don't know where I'm at

Hard times ahead

Took me for a good time swing

Left me only blues to singHard times ahead

Hard times of grieve and woe

Hard times of moanin' low

Good times goodbye for good

You can't treat a heart like a block of wood

[carrotdrops]

Wish you come on back to me To relieve my misery Hard times ahead Shoo, shoo, shoo-shoo Shoo, shoo, shoo-shoo Hard times of grieve and woe Hard times of moanin' low Good times goodbye for good You can't treat a heart like a block of wood Little man without your love All I've got's a future of Hard times ahead I got hard times ahead Don't you know I got hard times ahead [Fade]

[OldDogNewTrick]

Where has she been all my life? Can you believe that I first learned about her in January 2012.

Sad to hear she is no longer with us.

(she is only a few months older than I)

[rpmhart]

Jeez, what a pure, solid, evocative voice. It's a criminal offense that she didn't get consistently good material and musicians backing her up...and that she was promoted in such a second-rate way, as if she were the type who could only make a career riding on coattails. She could out-sing 99 percent of the singers in the 50s and 60s and deserved so much more.