First Time Hearing Janis Joplin 'Piece Of My Heart' REACTION

First Time Hearing Janis Joplin "Piece Of My Heart" REACTION 🎵🤯 Join me on this incredible journey as I experience the raw power of Janis Joplin's iconic voice for the very first time. Prepare to be amazed by my genuine reactions and emotions as I dive deep into this classic rock masterpiece.
🎸 In this video, I'll take you through my honest thoughts and feelings as I listen to Janis Joplin's unforgettable rendition of "Piece Of My Heart." You'll witness the goosebumps, the tears, and the sheer awe as I discover the magic of this legendary artist's vocal prowess.
🔥 Get ready to relive the excitement of hearing Janis for the first time through my eyes and ears.
👀 Watch as I react to every soul-stirring note and passionate wail that Janis delivers in this timeless track. You'll see my jaw drop, my eyes widen, and my mind blown as I experience the raw emotion and energy that made Janis Joplin a true rock icon.
🎸 Get ready for some air instrument action as I groove along to the infectious rhythm of "Piece Of My Heart." You'll see me let loose and have fun as I immerse myself in the power of this classic track.
💬 Join the conversation by leaving your own thoughts and reactions in the comments section. I'll encourage viewers to share their favorite Janis Joplin memories and discuss how her music has touched their lives.
🙏 As we wrap up this incredible journey, I'll express my gratitude for the opportunity to experience Janis Joplin's music for the first time. I'll reflect on the power of music to connect us across time and space, and invite you to join me on future musical discoveries.
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[paulward]

It was the 60's, and Janis was a force of nature!

[scottski]

Full blown Era of the Hippies in San Fran ! Tho the times were trending to Psychadelic Rock, it would be hard to Not call Janis's anything but Blues. So. Much. Soul. We loved her then, and miss the heck out of her, now. A musical meteor.

[Gravitywell]

You will love "Ball and Chain" from Monterey Pop. Live performance :)

[rolandsavard]

don't need to put Janis in a box. She is what she is ! no compromise !

[mikemax]

First time I heard Janis was at a tiny outdoor concert called Woodstock, I was 17 and was instantly blown away course there where a few other groups there that made a huge impact on me for the rest of my life.

[dwhite]

blues just plain blues she is a genre herself

[williamward]

Janis was a lover of an old style of singing called Blues Shouter... Simply the best; gone much, much too soon...

[firedoc]

Some of Janis' biggest hits were when she was with Big Brother and the Holding Company, and off this album. Janis was blues, soul, rock, folk, jazz, all wrapped up into one beautiful lady, and no one else could/can compare to her. Her favorite to drink was Southern Comfort which helped her bring out the raw emotion and power which set her apart.

[cptchaotic]

I would have loved to hear her sing some southern gospel. The way that woman could sing reminds me of being down south in the summertime and being in one of the large tents listening to the church choir singing like there is no tomorrow.

[Zentrix-]

Janis is Soul....Most of her songs are from the 60's. I saw her live in Calgary, Alberta, 1970, see passed away a few months later and she joined the 27 club, a group of other greats died at age 27 such as Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison, + others. Please react to Cry Baby by

[dedcowbowee]

This is rock, but a very soulful performance. 😊

[stumblebiscuit]

I met and spoke brief;y with Janis outside a convenience store south of Big Sur in the summer of 1969 (I was 19). She ran her Porsche off the road and was there to use the phone. She told us she needed to get to SF where her band was waiting to reherse. My one regret is I never saw her perform live.

[EnlightenedMaster_Saneiv]

Great Song, and YOU are a very beautiful woman !!!

[mikecaetano]

Erma Franklin, elder sister of Aretha Franklin, earned a Grammy nomination in 1967 for her version of "Piece of My Heart". But Janis Joplin's cover, released in 1968, became the more popular and more well remembered version. Heavy psychedelic blues! Erma Franklin's version is nice and funky. Check it out too.

[redrum]

She is the Birdsong, she is the Pearl. It's all in there.

[charlesschafer]

I love that J.J. has men singing background vocals. Not something you heard much back then.

[marklerner]

Do her song Turtle Blues. Perfect simple brilliant piano accompaniment blues. Classic blues. She was one of the best blues mamas ever.

[alanneel]

Mercedes Benz by Janis is one of my favs from her its only like 1:30 long though

[charles_wipman]

Janis was really good imo, she did lots of wild songs, she was a great Rock 'n' Soul singer; you my like a cover from an english band as tribute to Janis, called: Slade - Move Over 1972 (Live). It's a savage cover sang with wrath, i love it!.

[C-Mack]

oooo can't wait to see Liberty Belle go down the music rabbit hole on this channel! 😎