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Janis Joplin - Ball and Chain (Live at Monterey Pop, 1967) | Official Video

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Janis Joplin - Ball and Chain (Live at Monterey Pop, 1967) | Official Video

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Janis Joplin on MV
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Witness the performance that defined a generation: Janis Joplin and Big Brother and the Holding Company performing "Ball and Chain" at the Monterey International Pop Festival in 1967. Though your video is titled with a 1968 San Francisco date, this iconic footage—captured by filmmaker D.A. Pennebaker—is the legendary set from Monterey that launched Janis Joplin into global superstardom. Her raw, blues-drenched vocals and visceral stage presence left the audience (including fellow legends like Mama Cass) in a state of visible shock and awe. 🌟 THE LINEUP: Janis Joplin 🎤 (Lead Vocals) Sam Andrew 🎸🎤 (Lead Guitar, Vocals) James Gurley 🎸 (Guitar) Peter Albin 🎸🎤 (Bass Guitar) David Getz 🥁 (Drums) ✨ 5 FAST FACTS ABOUT THIS PERFORMANCE: The Big Break: Before this festival, Big Brother and the Holding Company were local San Francisco favorites. After this performance of "Ball and Chain," they were signed by Clive Davis to Columbia Records, changing the course of rock history. Mama Cass’s Reaction: The brief shot of Mama Cass Elliot in the audience with her mouth wide open in disbelief has become as famous as the performance itself. She is famously seen whispering "Oh, wow" as Janis finishes the song. The Hendrix Connection: This was the same festival where Jimi Hendrix famously set his guitar on fire. Janis and Hendrix were the two undisputed breakout stars of the weekend. Recording Troubles: The band actually performed twice because their first set wasn't properly captured on film. This legendary footage comes from the second performance, where Janis gave an even more intense delivery to ensure the cameras caught the magic. A Blues Original: "Ball and Chain" was originally written and recorded by Big Mama Thornton. Janis’s cover was a tribute to the woman who inspired her vocal style, turning the 12-bar blues into a psychedelic rock masterpiece. Video Details: Song: Ball and Chain Event: Monterey International Pop Festival Date: June 17, 1967 (Often associated with 1968 releases) Location: Monterey County Fairgrounds, CA Experience the soul-shaking power of Janis Joplin at her peak. Please Like, Subscribe, and let us know your favorite Janis memory in the comments! #JanisJoplin #BigBrotherAndTheHoldingCompany #BallAndChain #MontereyPop #ClassicRock #60sMusic #BluesRock #LegendaryPerformance #RockHistory #SummerOfLove #SanFranciscoSound