JANIS JOPLIN - SUMMERTIME (1969) | FIRST TIME REACTION

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Artist: Janis Joplin
Song: Summertime
Album: Live In Europe 1969
Released: 1969
Genre: RB & Soul, Rock, Blues

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[rondesrosier]

You guys are adorable. Love the Joplin t shirt. Janis was an unbelievable talent.

[rattyfinklestein]

You guys have the best Janis reactions as I can tell you're true fans.

[fringelilyfringelily]

The song is from the opera by George Gershwin ... "Porgy And Bess".

[bluesky-rbfn]

She had so much soul they had to take her!!!💕💕🛸🛸🛸🙏🙏🙏👽👽👽❤️

[RuthKing-wmnw]

After 50+ years this song still gets me like the first time I heard iy

[LauraBarbuio]

Ho sentito la sua voce per la prima volta a 15 anni e, non sono mai più stata la stessa. Amo questa donna. Lei era cuore ed anima. Un' uragano dentro ad una rosa. ❤❤❤❤😢

[tellsingandplay]

Thanks for doing Summertime. I suggested a while ago as well as her performance at Monterey Pop. Both Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin were introduced or discovered at that festival. Both AMAZING performances. You won’t regret it!

[margiemcpeak]

💯🤯 Janis Joplin was phenomenal‼☮ ❤ 🎶
RIP Pearl. ❤ 🕊 🙏

[surlechapeau]

Bro's, her "Cry Baby" and "Ball And Chain" are next for you!! edit - Summertime composed in 1934 by the legendary George Gershwin.

[johns.]

Patiko and George just get it. Spot on analyzation every time. Two Cool Georgian Dudes!

[Katerina]

Janis had a very rare polyphonic quality to her voice--and you can hear it at times in this song, esp the live version--where she is actually singing overtones of multiple notes, at one time. This is something Tibetan monks train for years to do in their religious chanting. Janis was a force of nature and a freaking goddess!

[extdiso]

She gave all of her heart and soul on every song

[jcIIXVIIIVII]

Janis was the walking, talking, performing, living embodiment of music and soul. Straight up. If music and soul were a living being, they would be Janis.

[tinalinge]

She sang from her soul. Her bluesy whiskey coated voice stretching every note as she poured her heart out. Love her!!! Many great songs in her catalog

[littlequeenie]

Janis had a beautiful soul and showed it in her singing! What passion! She has a live performance at the Monterey pop. The woman in the audience is mama cass from the mamas and the papas. Almost forgot the song is ball and chain.

[florenciabordigotti]

The live version of this song... Its another level!!!

[donthomasdunigan]

Love Janis, always loved this tune, maybe her best. Peace.

[brendataylor]

She didn't have to be all dolled up, showing all that she had like todays women singers do. She just wanted to sing her heart out and that's what she did. She is the female goat. Thank you Janis.

[danilleblanc]

A truly beautiful song by Janis is Little Girl Blue! Pure smooth heartfelt singing! From the Kozmic Blues album. The first album I ever bought way back in 69 or 70!

[uriahsc]

Saw her at the Monterey Pops back in the 60s along with a lot of other excellent artists.