Music Appreciation
Related: About this forumJorma Kaukonen and Janis Joplin - Hesitation Blues...
https://music.&feature=shareBrother Buzz
(36,416 posts)Jorma Kaukonen is solid, and, damn, Janis Joplin had had some pipes!
OAITW r.2.0
(24,455 posts)It was the whole tape that I posted Listen to Janice doing ?Down and Out" she was right there with Jorma....
Brother Buzz
(36,416 posts)to see what potential Janis Joplin had, and drive out to the Bay area
Inventing a Time Machine is on my bucket list so I could go back to the Red Dog Saloon in Virginia City, Nevada and witness Janis joining Big Brother and the Holding company.
https://www.kqed.org/arts/11528077/chet-helms-on-bringing-janis-to-s-f-starting-music-scene-1998-qa
lark
(23,094 posts)i'd pay to go see this (not a lot, I'm not rich, but could pay some). Janis is the bomb, the major real deal and I would have so loved to see her in her younger days and that would be a date I'd definitely pick. i'd also go see young Jim Morrison on a semi-sober night in LA, back in the beginning.
Edit - fixed typo
Brother Buzz
(36,416 posts)lark
(23,094 posts)Brother Buzz
(36,416 posts)We're dropping in the night Jim Morrison got The Doors fired. Jim was totally whacked out on LSD that night, but it was an epic ad-lib performance of the 'The End'.
We're also going to catch Janis Joplin's last public appearance. She wasn't performing, but kinda celebrating because she was finishing up her studio work on her first solo album.
lark
(23,094 posts)thucythucy
(8,047 posts)Two of my faves jamming! I'm in heaven!
OAITW r.2.0
(24,455 posts)I stumbled across a copy of this years ago...maybe on Napster? It's out there on Youtube and Google music.
Recorded in 1964.
thucythucy
(8,047 posts)Jesus, I thought for sure this had to be '67 - '68, and then I saw the date.
Thanks for the tip off. I'm now on a quest!
Best wishes.
Brother Buzz
(36,416 posts)Jorma never has, and never will yodel in public. When he plays Jimmie Rodgers standards, with the request yodels, he plays them on his on his sweet Martin.
Believe it or not, that's Louis Armstrong's trumpet at the beginning!
thucythucy
(8,047 posts)during their 1969 jam.
It weren't pretty.