😅one of my FAVORITE songs. She does the best version of Bobby Mcgee. But if you get a chance watch Pinks version, hers sounds almost exactly like Janice's. I was amazed. ❤❤
Janis REALLY loved her fans. Very admirable. Her response showed just how beautiful of a person she really was. And THAT kind of beauty doesn't fade. Wish all artists/celebs knew how to treat their fans.
I know. It looks like Raquel thought the idea of considering her fans "friends" was repulsive and crazy. Like she was too good for the fools that made her wealthy.
I love the way Janis responded. Both women endured and/or loved the adulation that came from fame and I know Janis suffered from the cruel things some men said in front of her about her looks in her early, unknown days while performing, but she wasn't about to be a shrinking violet or sulky in the presence of beautiful Raquel. She had made a big name for herself with her singing, song-writing and originality. She was gracious, but certainly held her own in that moment.
@@fluttergirl75Raquel was being honest. Raquel was one of the most famous women in the world at that time. Probably the most famous. To have that level of fame when it's solely down to your looks is probably daunting. I imagine Janis felt a bit insecure although she didn't show it.
I thought Joplin had a really beautiful, sweet face. I've drawn portraits of some of her more special photo captures - just her facial features without her signature hair and people always recognize who it is and will say, "Wow she really was pretty".
Very few people on Earth could compare to the stunning beauty of Raquel, and very few people on Earth could compare to the stunning talent of Janis. They are both beautiful people.
Johnny Depp is a similar type of kind, genuine, unique individual as well, I imagine the two of them would have gotten along fantastically, they would have jammed together musically and I would have loved to hear them.
Ya, but she was counter-culture, so that's what we'd expect. I was interested in how genuinely Raquel and Janis were able to speak. She wasn't being fake, either.
An old boss of mine went to highschool with Janis, sat right behind her. He told me she was very shy and that other kids would sometimes make fun of her. I dont think Janis liked herself very much. She is kind of forgotten more today then she was back in the 70s, 80s and even 90s. Not by me though. A true flying comet and tornado of talent. Raw passion. Incredible performer who tragically left this world way too early.
Janis Joplin will forever be a star she will never be forgotten. Young people today are still discovering her music, for instance, Paris Jackson. Like Big Mama Thornton before her these ladies the pioneers will never be forgotten. Janis Joplin comes across as shy in interviews. I heard that she was badly bullied at school. I think with shy children and teenagers with not much confidence bullying happens. I was badly bullied at school and painfully shy so I can totally relate to that. Elvis Presley had a hard time with being bullied at school his story reminds me a bit of Janis Joplin in some ways. Janis Joplin was beautiful both inside and out. I wish that she knew how beautiful she was. I wish that she had found true love too.
Janis made three appearances on Dick's show, once with Gloria Swanson! He sure had an fascinating mix of guests together ua-cam.com/video/vbb6cjH9CBs/v-deo.html
This segment is SEVERELY edited. In the full segment, Janis and Raquel have longer exchanges and they seem to get along really well. Like Janis, Raquel was a very intelligent and down-to-earth person and you can see that they both take to each other right away.
@@rayray8687 Gee...I don't know. It would probably be more entertaining than one between an accountant and a real estate agent (nothing against accountants and real estate agents).
Kind and sweet? Beautiful?? Racquel is a communist. She visited Americans in prison overseas and turned in their calls for help to the guards, they were shot and killed. That is not a beautiful person.
One of the most outwardly beautiful women on earth (Raquel) and one of the most genuinely talented voices and inwardly beautiful souls on earth (Janis). I heard "Cry Baby" on the radio just about a week ago, and it still gives me goose bumps. Just incredible.
jim alexander I think that's just the sound of an ugly woman. She sounded fine. She's no Raquel Welsh as far as beauty and sex appeal is concerned but then Raquel Welsh is no Janis Joplin when you want to hear the blues belted out loudly. People are appreciated for what gifts they have to give the world. I am still annoyed that I missed out on fucking that Puerto Rican bombshell blonde though. I was busy screwing a hippie chic and the Puerto Rican bombshell was only single for one night lol.
These too woman are real,Janis will forever be an icon for rock and roll,and Rachel is how actress used to be,and so beautiful, not like these fake Satinst things nowadays!
That was her. I grew up seeing her in small concerts in San Francisco in the 1960s and that is just the way she was. Anyone could walk up to her and talk if they had something to say. She was a lovely soul.
I was born in 1950 so when the 60s hit and Janis Joplin came along, I became a huge fan. She had a great talent and when she died the world lost a beautiful soul!
Elmo Trex You just summed her up very well. She was a very sweet person, and craved acceptance. Sadly she never really received it. Such a sad waste of a great talent.
Sweet, my eye! A friend of mine (a fellow musician) knew her and said she was a mean, angry, loud-mouthed, angry druggie skank. A no-talent freak. That wasn't singing. It was shrieking. And ugly as hell.
Barbara Winsor If what she did is called shrieking, she shrieked in perfect pitch! Musician or not, if "your friend" said she couldnt sing, your friend has no idea what they are talking about. All the other stuff your friend said could be true. I don't know. She seemed very sweet, but i didn't personally know her. Maybe your friend just had a bad experience with her. Lord knows she wasnt attractive. She was as ugly as a mud fence and looked like she probably smelled like a dumpster full of cigarette butts. She was a hippie for crying out loud. Most all of them were nasty! Lol. We also know she was a drug head. However, Janice Joplin could sing her stinky tail off!!! Lol
Bryan Wayne: MAKE UP YOUR MIND. Who's side are you on. If you are saying she seems very sweet and sang well; then, why make these other disparaging and debased remarks about her?
All Janis needed was a faceful of makeup like Raquel Welch. Makeup works wonders. If Raquel walked out on stage bare faced people would be shocked at how ordinary she looked.
That was sort-of an Establishment caricature of Janis; her act became her persona and the two couldn't have been more different. One of the perils of being a groundbreaker who finds success at a young and still-vulnerable age. Her voice and style were so distinct, the two females I think of first when I think of 60s rock is Janis Joplin and Grace Slick. Of the two, Janis was perhaps the more fragile -- ironic considering the power of her music and performances -- but she didn't deserve the label hung on her by the "up-tight." You notice nobody was especially critical of Cyndi Lauper, and I saw a lot of similarities in their act and their persona.
I've never understood why people found her unattractive. It's true I'm not attracted to women, or to pretty boys, but true attractiveness is in the character. That's why, oh, Janis was beautiful, while folks like the Kardashians are repulsive.
This really is a good lesson. Don't write someone off because they are classically beautiful like Raquel Welch, you might be missing their inner beauty. And don't write someone off because they are not classically beautiful like Janis, you might be missing their inner beauty. And both had a heart and a smile that could melt ice. You want to form a view of someone, close your eyes and listen to what they have to say.
I love Janis, she didn't need makeup to be beautiful, and she invented the layered necklace and bracelets look way before Madonna did. She was the true queen of rock n roll
These two women were magnificent in their own way! Raquel a timeless beauty and Janis a pure, kind soul! Rock in peace Janis, you are gone but will never be forgotten! 💔
@@robnj7639 yes Robnj May Raquel rest in peace and earth for eternity! She bought so much beauty and entertainment to our troops in Vietnam with the Bob Hope entourage ! She gave her all to our boys there! I am a retired RN and I had the privilege to care for many of our heroes who told me about the Bob Hope show and how she was the highlight of the whole event! She’s in a Perfect Place now for eternity! God bless and keep you kind sir❣️✨🕊️✨🙏🏻✨
Rest on in beauty in your perfect place Raquel! Your gorgeous spirit is sitting at God’s side! Thank you for making my world a happier place! You replaced so much sadness and drudgery! What a priceless gift! I am eternally grateful!✨💖🕊️✨🙏🏻✨
I found this so intriguing; Raquel is stunningly beautiful, of course, but Janis's confidence and inner beauty , the sparkling of her genius eyes, actually exceeds Raquel's charms to a great degree.
Janis was a VERY insecure woman. So much so, she self-medicated herself to death. Same with Mama Cass. Both treated their bodies as toxic waste pits. Read any biography of either one. Their self-esteem was rock bottom and both tried to dull their constant emotional pain with various over-indulgences. Don't romanticize what was a tragic life story. Great talents; but "self-acceptance" and "sense of worth" were not part of their makeup.
@@martysmith5260 Wow, you certainly are a sour pill, eh? A person's life can't be summarized into some simple assertion like you have done. Nothing you brought forward, corrects anything I pointed out in my comment. People are complicated. The rest of us don't need a pathetic perspective like yours.I will continue to 'romanticize', and to cherish the beauty of the human journey, even with it's shortcomings and challenges. Janis was a rare genius, sorry. What's your biography going to look like when I write it.
@martysmith5260 I knew about Mama Cass. She herself spoke about her poor self confidence along with Denny (he did later on). Didn't know about Janice. She puts on a great face. Don't fault us for seeing what she wanted us to see. We aren't mind readers. Your just seeing posts of love is all. Not glorification.
Westside Flyer you have such a way with words lmao...you and I should write for fucking hallmark cards. I love fucking with some of the snowflake libtard butt hurt douche wads on YT as well.
I wish Janis had known how truly and genuinely beautiful she was when she was living. She had a few hard knocks that left some brutal scars. We can all use another reminder to just be kind to one another - Janis would be glad to be that reminder. For her insane talent, generous soul and raw beauty, she went through life fighting tooth and nail to patch her self up and put on a happy face, every step of the way - but she also covered her pain with substance abuse and smack beat her in the end. Janis is one of my top five all time favorites - I read everything I could about her when I was a teenager.
Back when talk shows were about people engaging in freeform discussions. Now it's all just childish party games and preplanned conversations in hope of having the next viral UA-cam clip.
TacoKicker Everything is pre-planned in today's talk shows. Even on Ellen, she makes it look spontaneous, but all the pranks are planned in advance so the celebs on her show aren't shocked when it happens.
It is the only way too control freedom of speech in social media or the HQ social media like FB,Twitter,WhatsApp n UA-cam will lose their business Advertisement.I also feel that sooner or later the social media platform will collapse.
Joplin was always a great Cavett guest. He clearly liked her a great deal. She was a truly talented musician and human being. So sad that she died so young.
A legend because she died young. Like the other 27s. They may have become legends, or not, we will never know. A lot of singers that lived that were her caliber or above have long been forgotten. She may have become one of those.
I saw her play at Irvine College in California my first year of college. She was AWESOME. She let all the kids our side come in. You are right, She got thrown into a sea of sharks. To beautiful inside and had a big heart.😢 So glad I got to see her sing!!!❤❤❤
Its v strange to think Janis died soon after this interview, Raquel lived on for decades. Mr Cavett is still with us! It's hard to think that the 2 women with their powerful personas are just...gone. Raquel seemed larger than life...very sad.
You know Dick Cavet was saying to himself " I'm in heaven" sitting between Janice Joplin and Raquel Welch 😂 Two beautiful entertainers who loved their fans
@@donarthiazi2443 There is an old saying, 'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder' and this is what that saying means: "beauty cannot be judged objectively, for what one person finds beautiful or admirable may not appeal to another." {definition is from Oxford Languages}.
Yea. One was a butt ugly merely adequate drug addled screaming singer and the other was a sublime beautiful feminine goddess. Yea beautiful in "different" ways. LOL! Janis, God rest her soul, was a troll.
Strange as it is to say, as a Self-Confessed Socio-Politico-Economic Reactionary, I found the shared sense of kinship between these 2 exceptional ladies very heartwarming, the more so in light of modern hostility between the political extremes. Requiesce in pace. Janis Joplin
Isn’t it trippy that two women who you wouldn’t think would have anything in common, had this in common immediately? Care and respect for their fans; Janis even calling them friends of hers. I bet they became good friends after this. I wish I could have seen whole segment; it you have it, could you post it? That would be amazing. I think Janis and Raquel were the two brightest beauties of their time. Janis responded immediately to Raquel’s direct answer to this question. Dick was the best interviewer in the world because he got people talking.
Janis Joplin was absolutely ferocious when she sang, but here she showed some genuine softness and vulnerability. We lost such a beautiful being way too early.
It is hard to understand why people said Janis was ugly. She had a beautiful, accepting soul and personally, I think she was a very beautiful woman that was horribly misunderstood.
Was she an introvert? If she was, what type and/or kind of introvert was she? But I must say, her music really was one of a kind. I like her song Maybe.
There has not been anyone since Janis that could press her vocal chords to a point that pierces your heart, I miss her so much. Also, who was better than Raquel in the looks department? What a night!
@@unicornmadness6286 They were all good singers, but if you listen to Janis singing Ball and Chain at the Monterey Jazz Festival, I don't think Whitney, Bette, Celine, Amy or Jessie could have competed with her.
@@sylviacarlson3561 Exactly....there's a HUGE difference from singing power & singing loudly vs. singing with emotion & feeling. And none of those listed are/were in Joplin's league as far as that.
Janis! She was so loving, utterly genuine, and she was greatly loved! It's not necessary to compare but still .. . hard not to. Janis was the real thing. The real thing.
JohnSamuel Torres a fate a lot of the greats succumbed to...still happening to this very day, makes me wonder...still love her and some of the others too...don't understand the self destruction...Then again there's a lot in this world that's beyond me...
It’s only because women couldn’t and wouldn’t DARE say what they really wanted to say. It was simply unacceptable for women to have personal feelings and opinions.
Emma Stone, Keanu Reeves, Jack Black, Kristen Bell, Felicity Jones, John Krasinksi, Tom Hanks, Henry Winkler, Paul Rudd, Hugh Laurie, Mandy Moore, Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Alba, Amy Adams, Lucy Punch, Chris Hemsworth, Michelle Monaghan, Scarlett Johansson, Emma Watson, Hugh Jackman, Sandra Bullock, Will Ferrell...
One thing you damn sure wouldn't see today--somebody smoking on TV! I wish Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, and Janis Joplin performed together. Just one song--that's all I would've asked.
Not all of Hollywood is the same. There are a lot that aren't interested in the parties, and others are. No group is completely made up of the same type of people.
Jode Ville how hard is it to find an ugly hippie that drinks too much that can sing the blues? Give me 1000 drunk ugly hippie woman and I'm sure I can train one of them to sing the blues.
She probably was high during this interview. I think the only time she was ever truly comfortable on a stage was when she was doing her music. She lived to perform. I wish she lived longer....
Your right, Beautiful?? Racquel is a communist. She visited Americans in prison overseas and turned in their calls for help to the guards, they were shot and killed. That is not a beautiful person.
Racquel is a communist. She visited Americans in prison overseas and turned in their calls for help to the guards, they were shot and killed. That is not a beautiful person.
@John Griffith While I do agree....Raquel Welch DID have plastic surgery in the beginning of her career, and of course a few times since. Just for the record. To be honest and fair.
I am seventy eight and today on my car radio I heard Janis singing Bobby McGee and I cranked up the volume to honor a beautiful soul!🌹
So much fun!
Listen to these songs so Lois as you can!!!
I'm the same age. One great singer and one great bod.
Loved Janis Joplin.
😅one of my FAVORITE songs. She does the best version of Bobby Mcgee. But if you get a chance watch Pinks version, hers sounds almost exactly like Janice's. I was amazed. ❤❤
While Janis' sing voice was loud and raspy, her talking voice was soft and melodious. RIP Janis and thank you for the years.
Janis REALLY loved her fans. Very admirable. Her response showed just how beautiful of a person she really was. And THAT kind of beauty doesn't fade. Wish all artists/celebs knew how to treat their fans.
Janis didn't forget the people who contributed to her popularity. MANY celebrities need to take note!
I know. It looks like Raquel thought the idea of considering her fans "friends" was repulsive and crazy. Like she was too good for the fools that made her wealthy.
Wish all fans knew how to act. Respect/care is a mutual thing.
I love the way Janis responded. Both women endured and/or loved the adulation that came from fame and I know Janis suffered from the cruel things some men said in front of her about her looks in her early, unknown days while performing, but she wasn't about to be a shrinking violet or sulky in the presence of beautiful Raquel. She had made a big name for herself with her singing, song-writing and originality. She was gracious, but certainly held her own in that moment.
Got to listen to her music now. What a beautiful soul. Died far too young 😢
Heartbreaking to think that she never got one year older than that year.
She brought out side of Raquel that wasn't too flattering. Rather brilliantly.
@@fluttergirl75Raquel was being honest. Raquel was one of the most famous women in the world at that time. Probably the most famous. To have that level of fame when it's solely down to your looks is probably daunting. I imagine Janis felt a bit insecure although she didn't show it.
I thought Joplin had a really beautiful, sweet face. I've drawn portraits of some of her more special photo captures - just her facial features without her signature hair and people always recognize who it is and will say, "Wow she really was pretty".
Very few people on Earth could compare to the stunning beauty of Raquel, and very few people on Earth could compare to the stunning talent of Janis. They are both beautiful people.
Raquel stank. Changes the way one sees beautiful. Nah
Chistina Ortiz "La Veneno" resembled Welch
Very few people? Really?
Raquel is really a man. That's why she had ribs removed to make her waist smaller.
@@Hatbox948 single dumbest comment on UA-cam this year. 👋
Janis was empathetic, kind and generous. Dud not put herself above others No fake persona . Authentic.
Johnny Depp is a similar type of kind, genuine, unique individual as well, I imagine the two of them would have gotten along fantastically, they would have jammed together musically and I would have loved to hear them.
Ya, but she was counter-culture, so that's what we'd expect. I was interested in how genuinely Raquel and Janis were able to speak. She wasn't being fake, either.
True
For sure. True pearl ❤
An old boss of mine went to highschool with Janis, sat right behind her. He told me she was very shy and that other kids would sometimes make fun of her. I dont think Janis liked herself very much. She is kind of forgotten more today then she was back in the 70s, 80s and even 90s. Not by me though. A true flying comet and tornado of talent. Raw passion. Incredible performer who tragically left this world way too early.
She's not forgotten by me🙂.
@@Earthy-Artist yeah she is certainly not forgotten. She's a legend.
Janis Joplin will forever be a star she will never be forgotten. Young people today are still discovering her music, for instance, Paris Jackson. Like Big Mama Thornton before her these ladies the pioneers will never be forgotten. Janis Joplin comes across as shy in interviews. I heard that she was badly bullied at school. I think with shy children and teenagers with not much confidence bullying happens. I was badly bullied at school and painfully shy so I can totally relate to that. Elvis Presley had a hard time with being bullied at school his story reminds me a bit of Janis Joplin in some ways. Janis Joplin was beautiful both inside and out. I wish that she knew how beautiful she was. I wish that she had found true love too.
I'll bet he also made fun of her
@@bonniebright4100 I dont know, I knew the guy pretty well, I didnt get the idea he did.
I feel so sorry for Janis, because she was thrown into a world of sharks, totally unprepared. She was a musical genius and a genuine soul.
@@Audfile Well, aren't you special....
@@Audfile not needed from the likes of you lol
@@Audfile 😂 you aren’t lying
She was a friggin' dope freak!
@@Audfile don't forget the heroine.
I just read that Raquel really wanted to meet Janis. They probably had great conversations after the show. Two really fascinating people.
Janis made three appearances on Dick's show, once with Gloria Swanson! He sure had an fascinating mix of guests together ua-cam.com/video/vbb6cjH9CBs/v-deo.html
This segment is SEVERELY edited. In the full segment, Janis and Raquel have longer exchanges and they seem to get along really well. Like Janis, Raquel was a very intelligent and down-to-earth person and you can see that they both take to each other right away.
@@movierun This is so heavily edited I can't even finish the clip...
@@movierun: I can’t imagine anything more exciting than a full conversation between a hardcore junkie and a mostly B-film actor, lol.
@@rayray8687 Gee...I don't know. It would probably be more entertaining than one between an accountant and a real estate agent (nothing against accountants and real estate agents).
Janis has an innocence, childlike. This world chews up and spits out people like her. So tragic. I loved her.
Absolutely. The same premise took the life of Jimi Hendrix.
Me too but you can see she has problems here, so tragic
Marathon for Truth But that removes responsibility from the individual and the choices THEY MAKE. Not everyone else is to blame.
She was a child, so was Jimmy...27 is a kid to me. They died WAY too young🎤🎸💉💊⚰
Me too 💕
I don't think I've ever seen an interview with Janis Joplin, she seems like such a quiet, beautiful little soul.
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She seems quick to study and her pain comes out as it to say never again. Almost elite sarcasm, but you asked for it.
she was a flaming hardcore drunk towards the end, but boy could she sing. Love her.
She was very cute and nice and I think Dick Cavett was seeing her.
@@susanb2015 n0o way, if he did, it was for only one date. Janis was a mental case and was always on drugs and booze. Her issues killed her.
Wow, Janis's sweet soul was so evident in this clip!
Janis is one of my favorites!!!
Such a cute answer "No man they're friends of mine you don't understand." It got a chuckle outta Raquel too.😁
Janis was pure heart and so kind to Raquel who also was sweet.
Kind and sweet? Beautiful?? Racquel is a communist. She visited Americans in prison overseas and turned in their calls for help to the guards, they were shot and killed. That is not a beautiful person.
Dick seemed to be making fun of JJ' explanation of making some time for her fans while he winked at RW. Hope I'm wrong.
One of the most outwardly beautiful women on earth (Raquel) and one of the most genuinely talented voices and inwardly beautiful souls on earth (Janis).
I heard "Cry Baby" on the radio just about a week ago, and it still gives me goose bumps. Just incredible.
Raquels beauty was VERY overstated and overrated. She's like a 6/10 at best
@@gonzoradio1007I’m sure you’re a real winner.
@@gonzoradio1007No she was incredibly beautiful, more like a 20. Come on. Look at her. And she was pretty level headed about it. She was tough, deep.
@@gonzoradio1007yeah…no way, dude…10.
@@gonzoradio1007 - Raquel was a 10 out of 10.
You can see and hear the sadness and loneliness in Janis’s voice and facial expression ... so sad ... so much talent ...
Completely agree such a lovely girl very tragic💔🌹🥀
Janis is a lovely lady. RIP
Some people have the looks, and some people's face show happiness, and other the sad eyes, and other don't show neither one.
@@miriammaldonado7848 There is no equality really. All for the better at least sometimes.
jim alexander I think that's just the sound of an ugly woman. She sounded fine. She's no Raquel Welsh as far as beauty and sex appeal is concerned but then Raquel Welsh is no Janis Joplin when you want to hear the blues belted out loudly. People are appreciated for what gifts they have to give the world. I am still annoyed that I missed out on fucking that Puerto Rican bombshell blonde though. I was busy screwing a hippie chic and the Puerto Rican bombshell was only single for one night lol.
There is something about Janis Joplin that is downright loveable.
And that "something," is "everything." She was sooo amazing. Gone too soon. :(
I would have loved to have met her but I was just a child then. She was a free spirit 🕊
@@SUGAR_XYLERI wish I could have met her, too. She sounds as if she was so nice to her fans.
Texas charm + Hippie free spirit = Janis Joplin
... except her 'singing'.
“No man they’re friends of mine” That’s Janice. Such a very cool person.
Yeah dude.... so cool.
These too woman are real,Janis will forever be an icon for rock and roll,and Rachel is how actress used to be,and so beautiful, not like these fake Satinst things nowadays!
She comes across so sweet and kind
That was her. I grew up seeing her in small concerts in San Francisco in the 1960s and that is just the way she was. Anyone could walk up to her and talk if they had something to say. She was a lovely soul.
@@giovannilupino5538 That is so cool that you saw her in clubs in San Francisco back in the day
I was born in 1950 so when the 60s hit and Janis Joplin came along, I became a huge fan. She had a great talent and when she died the world lost a beautiful soul!
Janis seemed sweet...."everyone wants to be liked", very true!!!
Elmo Trex You just summed her up very well. She was a very sweet person, and craved acceptance. Sadly she never really received it. Such a sad waste of a great talent.
Sweet, my eye! A friend of mine (a fellow musician) knew her and said she was a mean, angry, loud-mouthed, angry druggie skank. A no-talent freak. That wasn't singing. It was shrieking. And ugly as hell.
Barbara Winsor If what she did is called shrieking, she shrieked in perfect pitch! Musician or not, if "your friend" said she couldnt sing, your friend has no idea what they are talking about. All the other stuff your friend said could be true. I don't know. She seemed very sweet, but i didn't personally know her. Maybe your friend just had a bad experience with her. Lord knows she wasnt attractive. She was as ugly as a mud fence and looked like she probably smelled like a dumpster full of cigarette butts. She was a hippie for crying out loud. Most all of them were nasty! Lol. We also know she was a drug head. However, Janice Joplin could sing her stinky tail off!!! Lol
Bryan Wayne: MAKE UP YOUR MIND. Who's side are you on. If you are saying she seems very sweet and sang well; then, why make these other disparaging and debased remarks about her?
Elmo Trex
I remember she had an argument with Jim Morrison in a bar and I think she threw a drink in his face! Ahh,THOSE were the days!
Janis’s beauty lay within her soul. Most people found her unattractive but she was beautiful inside and out.
All Janis needed was a faceful of makeup like Raquel Welch. Makeup works wonders. If Raquel walked out on stage bare faced people would be shocked at how ordinary she looked.
I can see the beauty shine especially in smiles
It's most identifiable about us
@@lisamarielund6292 It was an antiestablishment statement. Should everyone be alike and look alike? Oh, wait, maybe that is equality for you.
That was sort-of an Establishment caricature of Janis; her act became her persona and the two couldn't have been more different. One of the perils of being a groundbreaker who finds success at a young and still-vulnerable age. Her voice and style were so distinct, the two females I think of first when I think of 60s rock is Janis Joplin and Grace Slick. Of the two, Janis was perhaps the more fragile -- ironic considering the power of her music and performances -- but she didn't deserve the label hung on her by the "up-tight." You notice nobody was especially critical of Cyndi Lauper, and I saw a lot of similarities in their act and their persona.
I've never understood why people found her unattractive. It's true I'm not attracted to women, or to pretty boys, but true attractiveness is in the character. That's why, oh, Janis was beautiful, while folks like the Kardashians are repulsive.
That was just such a sweet interview. Two women their own person, connecting so nicely. I love it.
Well said
They all paused in spherical acceptance, felt lovely to vicariously witness.
This really is a good lesson. Don't write someone off because they are classically beautiful like Raquel Welch, you might be missing their inner beauty. And don't write someone off because they are not classically beautiful like Janis, you might be missing their inner beauty.
And both had a heart and a smile that could melt ice.
You want to form a view of someone, close your eyes and listen to what they have to say.
Well said
Beautifully said ! Thank you ❤
So beautiful, thank you.
thats right even though they both trannies it´s the inner beauty that counts
I love your whole comment, but that last part truly spoke great volumes!
Janis is such a tender hearted person.
She always looked so melancholy to me.
That’s how you usually look when you’re smashed all the time.
Blank, drug addict look.
Love them both.. In a world of Kardashians Be a Janis or a Raquel
kardashians dont even come close to Raquel they are wanna bes
Diane NONE of the Kardashian are even in the same league there all trashy whores
Exactly what talents do any of the Kardashians have?
Raquel was a kardashian
@@christopherdehner9722 How to be a bitch, for one!
I love Janis, she didn't need makeup to be beautiful, and she invented the layered necklace and bracelets look way before Madonna did. She was the true queen of rock n roll
Wow….she was before my time but I love her music. She seemed so sweet here. She was appreciative of her fans….love that.
Very few celebrities, nay even people have captured my attention and held it the way Janis Joplin did. She is a true one of a kind.
@@davisholman8149, yes, she radiated sweetness in this clip. Very touching for such a big Star.
Makeup wouldn’t have helped.
Yes! And she was so humble.
These two women were magnificent in their own way! Raquel a timeless beauty and Janis a pure, kind soul! Rock in peace Janis, you are gone but will never be forgotten! 💔
Also RIP Raquel!
@@robnj7639 yes Robnj May Raquel rest in peace and earth for eternity! She bought so much beauty and entertainment to our troops in Vietnam with the Bob Hope entourage ! She gave her all to our boys there! I am a retired RN and I had the privilege to care for many of our heroes who told me about the Bob Hope show and how she was the highlight of the whole event! She’s in a Perfect Place now for eternity! God bless and keep you kind sir❣️✨🕊️✨🙏🏻✨
And opposite but so respectful to one another.
“Rock in peace”, a beautiful sentiment.
Rest on in beauty in your perfect place Raquel! Your gorgeous spirit is sitting at God’s side! Thank you for making my world a happier place! You replaced so much sadness and drudgery! What a priceless gift! I am eternally grateful!✨💖🕊️✨🙏🏻✨
I found this so intriguing; Raquel is stunningly beautiful, of course, but Janis's confidence and inner beauty , the sparkling of her genius eyes, actually exceeds Raquel's charms to a great degree.
Dead on
Completely agree...true beauty is on the inside..it never fades. Raquels exterior beauty sure has. If only people would remember that
Janis was a VERY insecure woman. So much so, she self-medicated herself to death. Same with Mama Cass. Both treated their bodies as toxic waste pits. Read any biography of either one. Their self-esteem was rock bottom and both tried to dull their constant emotional pain with various over-indulgences. Don't romanticize what was a tragic life story. Great talents; but "self-acceptance" and "sense of worth" were not part of their makeup.
@@martysmith5260 Wow, you certainly are a sour pill, eh? A person's life can't be summarized into some simple assertion like you have done. Nothing you brought forward, corrects anything I pointed out in my comment. People are complicated. The rest of us don't need a pathetic perspective like yours.I will continue to 'romanticize', and to cherish the beauty of the human journey, even with it's shortcomings and challenges. Janis was a rare genius, sorry. What's your biography going to look like when I write it.
@martysmith5260 I knew about Mama Cass. She herself spoke about her poor self confidence along with Denny (he did later on). Didn't know about Janice. She puts on a great face. Don't fault us for seeing what she wanted us to see. We aren't mind readers. Your just seeing posts of love is all. Not glorification.
Raquel, as beautiful as she was, was also gutsy, intelligent and never backed down to anyone.
What do you mean, “was”?
She’s still incredible.
@@wddub9075 Huh? She's like 97 now. Not hot anymore. Hasn't acted in 40 years.
@@robertjensen1048 She's 80 and looks amazing.
@@robertjensen1048 Watch "How to be a Latin Lover" (2017). She is still a beautiful and classy lady.
@@davidelery1147 Sounds like you like 'em old. Most of us don't.
They were different from each other but, in this small scene, they seemed to understand each other.
westside thats because raquel is an airhead and janice was high on LSD.
And you know this how?
YOUR both wrong, the commonality came from the fact they both were loaded with money and couldn't spend it fast enough. and they knew it.
Westside Flyer you have such a way with words lmao...you and I should write for fucking hallmark cards. I love fucking with some of the snowflake libtard butt hurt douche wads on YT as well.
You said it exactly right. They did understand each other and it was wonderful to watch and hear.
Two women from different worlds, both lovely!
I'm 63 years old and I grew up listening to Janis Joplin as my older sisters loved her and she had an incredible voice! So sad she died so young! ❤
I wish Janis had known how truly and genuinely beautiful she was when she was living. She had a few hard knocks that left some brutal scars. We can all use another reminder to just be kind to one another - Janis would be glad to be that reminder. For her insane talent, generous soul and raw beauty, she went through life fighting tooth and nail to patch her self up and put on a happy face, every step of the way - but she also covered her pain with substance abuse and smack beat her in the end. Janis is one of my top five all time favorites - I read everything I could about her when I was a teenager.
I had the opportunity to see Janis perform here in Hawaii in 1970 and declined. I certainly regret missing her concert now! ❤
Scars are invisible when attached to a beautiful soul.. imo..
Yes her beauty was a raw and natural beauty, ✨✨Janis sparkled✨✨ and shined, inside and out.
Who are the other 4?
My top 5 are:
Eddie Vedder
Bruce Springsteen
Chris Cornell
Tina Turner
Whitney Houston
Whether she's talking or singing Janis' voice is the absolute best. I love her attitude and I think shes just as lovely as Raquel
I agree.
Janis was such a gentle soul.
She seemed like it with a voice of a lion
till she broke that bottle over Morrison's head.
Agree totally Safe1
@@RoadWarrior-lo9vt
I'm sad that we all have to die. So much talent lost... but I guess it all comes around again. Hope you're well, Road Warrior. 💜
@@mypronounismaster4450 When?
And out of the three, Dick Cavett is still alive as of 1/28/2024
I love how she just went and sat near Janis.
yeah it was all natural just being themselves and genuine.
AGREED.......she liked Janis too . just two women , with no issues...........KUDOS..................
If ya watch Raquel's eye line.. she's talking directly to Janice most of the time. That's cool man. Janice was just cool man!
@@RoadWarrior-lo9vt Miss Welch was only 2.5 years older than Janis. They were contemporaries.
Why wouldn't she?
They’re both sweet. What a cry from today’s celeb nonsense!
Absolutely true!!
Yep, today's Hollywood is so corrupted by the left it isn't even funny!
You hit the nail on the head. Both of them were sweet.
So true. Today it's all about showing your ass (literally) to the world. What ever happened to modesty, physically and personality wise.
@@JoeMama-bw2vy it's not the left that's the problem, it's A-Hol celebrity repubs like Kim and Kenya.
You'll NEVER find superstars like these two amazing women these days. Beautiful and humble, just...stars in the best way. Class and realism. Queens.
Janis Joplin put every atom of her body into every single note she sang. She was extraordinary.
Amazing how two women can look so different, yet both be so beautiful
Totally agree. I think they are both beautiful too. Inside and out!
well said.. Janis was beautiful!!
Back when talk shows were about people engaging in freeform discussions. Now it's all just childish party games and preplanned conversations in hope of having the next viral UA-cam clip.
TacoKicker nailed it
TacoKicker Everything is pre-planned in today's talk shows. Even on Ellen, she makes it look spontaneous, but all the pranks are planned in advance so the celebs on her show aren't shocked when it happens.
It is the only way too control freedom of speech in social media or the HQ social media like FB,Twitter,WhatsApp n UA-cam will lose their business Advertisement.I also feel that sooner or later the social media platform will collapse.
@@furrycheetah we can only hope
@miami daq grow up
I've heard that Janis was always self conscious about her "looks". Makes me sad that she felt that way, she was beautiful in every sense.
If pitching Joplin vs Welch in the physical beauty department ....
No she wasn't
@Cathy B When you throw that hate at people, it will have an effect. Her main issue was hygiene
@Cathy B I believe you, and didn't disagree. She was however a cool ass chick.
Put some more coloured rags on your head and you'll look better....
Joplin was always a great Cavett guest. He clearly liked her a great deal. She was a truly talented musician and human being. So sad that she died so young.
My God people were so much more innocent back then. What a great time to be alive.
No internet.
When people were more real !
no joke
And our kids will say the same about these hellish times.
@@KilledbyBigfoot they won't get much at all said without freedom of speech. we didn't have communists for senators
Janis had a wicked cute smile. Absolute legend.
She had a cute smile... Too funny
A legend because she died young. Like the other 27s. They may have become legends, or not, we will never know. A lot of singers that lived that were her caliber or above have long been forgotten. She may have become one of those.
Seany Chap Janis was an ugly hag
hag ? must be awful for your mother to have such a horrid piece of shit like you..is she ugly too why your so miserable.
People here arguing about their looks or talent and those women were trying to have a nice simple conversation.
I must have read about a dozen comments before I got to yours and not one person was arguing over appearance or Talent
Racher is gorgious and Janis is truly charming
Fuck outta here with your leftist bullshit misogynistic crap
On a national television show.
Raquel is only there as an object, let’s be real..Janis had amazing talent
I saw her play at Irvine College in California my first year of college.
She was AWESOME.
She let all the kids our side come in.
You are right, She got thrown into a sea of sharks.
To beautiful inside and had a big heart.😢
So glad I got to see her sing!!!❤❤❤
I’m so jealous‼️‼️🥂
Both of these ladies are beautiful in their own unique way. Rest in peace ladies.
Its v strange to think Janis died soon after this interview, Raquel lived on for decades. Mr Cavett is still with us!
It's hard to think that the 2 women with their powerful personas are just...gone.
Raquel seemed larger than life...very sad.
They are men
Kudos to Cavett for getting these two different, powerful women together. Love is still all you need; we just confuse wants for needs.
This country was not ready for someone like Janis... 💖
Amela Montgomery as a part of this country I was ready for her.
You know Dick Cavet was saying to himself " I'm in heaven" sitting between Janice Joplin and Raquel Welch 😂 Two beautiful entertainers who loved their fans
Brilliant strategy to have two icons like that at once. I would of loved to know Janis. She was so down to Earth.
HaHaHa it's _Janis_ ... and she's NOT beautiful 😂
@@donarthiazi2443 Both people possessed differing types of physical and inner beauty, and they each had both of those attributes.
@@Earthy-Artist
That's just crazy!! Why?
@@donarthiazi2443 There is an old saying, 'Beauty is in the eye of the beholder' and this is what that saying means: "beauty cannot be judged objectively, for what one person finds beautiful or admirable may not appeal to another." {definition is from Oxford Languages}.
Raquel is the most beautiful woman ever and Janis is the coolest woman ever
Raquel looks beyond gorgeous, wow
MAN
Couldn't have said it any better.
Coolest? She was a train wreck
Agreed!
Both beautiful in very different ways.
The Matt indeed!
Can I get an Amen?
Yes!
Yea. One was a butt ugly merely adequate drug addled screaming singer and the other was a sublime beautiful feminine goddess. Yea beautiful in "different" ways. LOL! Janis, God rest her soul, was a troll.
Beauty and the beast...
Strange as it is to say, as a Self-Confessed Socio-Politico-Economic Reactionary, I found the shared sense of kinship between these 2 exceptional ladies very heartwarming, the more so in light of modern hostility between the political extremes. Requiesce in pace. Janis Joplin
I remember being a young teenager when I first heard Janis's Piece of My Heart. I went "WOW"!!! Still love it to this day. What a singer!
Janis breaks my heart, she has such a sweet way about her, child like, poor lamb
Lambs don't swill whiskey and chain smoke.
@@skiptowne8299 That's because lambs don't have hands and the ewe's won't allow it.
@@barbara-annperry5941 Hahaha! You guys are killin' me!!!
She needed brilliant brute for a manager, like Led Zeppelins' Peter Grant.
Peter Grant was a real game changer, bands owe a lot to him
I love how they are just cool with each other regardless of their different vibes. They made it cool before it was cool to be accepting. 🤘
I can't believe she's gone we will miss you Raquel
no one is as recognizable as JANIS. Her sound will never be duplicated and I will always love her intensity. Bless her soul.
Isn’t it trippy that two women who you wouldn’t think would have anything in common, had this in common immediately? Care and respect for their fans; Janis even calling them friends of hers. I bet they became good friends after this. I wish I could have seen whole segment; it you have it, could you post it? That would be amazing. I think Janis and Raquel were the two brightest beauties of their time. Janis responded immediately to Raquel’s direct answer to this question. Dick was the best interviewer in the world because he got people talking.
Very true.
Watch Dick Cavetts interview with Mae West! It’s incredible!
No doubt, both Janis and Raquel were equally beautiful in their own way that day.
No they weren't, Dana Lawton.
Ken is way more into animals and inanimate objects.
+Mike Hunt Raquel Welch was a goddess. JJ was ugly as sin. Now go away idiot.
+Ken Hernandez Janis was radiant, even beautiful here. You obviously are too shallow to see that.
JJ was a clown.
Janis Joplin the biggest hippy the 60's could have created but man those lungs when she sang were awesome.
Janis Joplin was absolutely ferocious when she sang, but here she showed some genuine softness and vulnerability. We lost such a beautiful being way too early.
Janis was beautiful in her own little way, and the world shouldve been better to her....
She should've been better to herself...
ffjsb agreed...
Liz P. WOW liz BUTTHURT much?
Janis Joplin caused a lot of her own problems.
YES! 🍀
Damn I miss her. Still listening to her amazing voice. ONE OF A KIND!
It is hard to understand why people said Janis was ugly. She had a beautiful, accepting soul and personally, I think she was a very beautiful woman that was horribly misunderstood.
Was she an introvert? If she was, what type and/or kind of introvert was she? But I must say, her music really was one of a kind. I like her song Maybe.
Both seemed equally generous of spirit. I’m glad they vibed off each other naturally.
There has not been anyone since Janis that could press her vocal chords to a point that pierces your heart, I miss her so much. Also, who was better than Raquel in the looks department? What a night!
Are you kidding me, there's plenty. Whitney Houston, Bette Midler, Celine Dion, Amy Winehouse, Jessie J, the list goes on.
@@unicornmadness6286 agreed. Still appreciate the nice compliment for janis ofc
@@unicornmadness6286 They were all good singers, but if you listen to Janis singing Ball and Chain at the Monterey Jazz Festival, I don't think Whitney, Bette, Celine, Amy or Jessie could have competed with her.
@@sylviacarlson3561 Exactly....there's a HUGE difference from singing power & singing loudly vs. singing with emotion & feeling. And none of those listed are/were in Joplin's league as far as that.
Ann Wilson. Nuff said.
Sadly a few months later, Janis was gone!
@jacueline Ramphal. It was sad. It seemed deep down that Janis was a good person.
@@robinbrl yes I think she was a vulnerable woman deep down
She had a tough time in her youth
At school.she rose above all that
With her talent.
@@melgrant7404 You could see the vulnerability in her eyes. Poor sweet soul.
@@piteusx8440 agree
Janis! She was so loving, utterly genuine, and she was greatly loved! It's not necessary to compare but still .. . hard not to. Janis was the real thing. The real thing.
You should always show kindness to everyone, especially those that most people would mistreat. I've always liked Janis ❤
Janis was beautiful. In every way.
You mean Raquel.
Janis is the 🌹
Janis is perfect
Just another doper.
Yeah ok dipshit
Janis is the real star in this clip, even thou I love Raquel, Janis was such a pure humble down to earth soul.
Love you Janis...you left too soon...
JohnSamuel Torres a fate a lot of the greats succumbed to...still happening to this very day, makes me wonder...still love her and some of the others too...don't understand the self destruction...Then again there's a lot in this world that's beyond me...
I really wish we still had Janis.
Wow! These two are modest. We sure won’t see this from today’s Hollywood.
Teriqua Jones equal badasses in my opinion. Janis was so soft spoken. she could hang w anyone
It’s only because women couldn’t and wouldn’t DARE say what they really wanted to say. It was simply unacceptable for women to have personal feelings and opinions.
Emma Stone, Keanu Reeves, Jack Black, Kristen Bell, Felicity Jones, John Krasinksi, Tom Hanks, Henry Winkler, Paul Rudd, Hugh Laurie, Mandy Moore, Dwayne Johnson, Jessica Alba, Amy Adams, Lucy Punch, Chris Hemsworth, Michelle Monaghan, Scarlett Johansson, Emma Watson, Hugh Jackman, Sandra Bullock, Will Ferrell...
One thing you damn sure wouldn't see today--somebody smoking on TV! I wish Jim Morrison, Jimi Hendrix, and Janis Joplin performed together. Just one song--that's all I would've asked.
Not all of Hollywood is the same. There are a lot that aren't interested in the parties, and others are. No group is completely made up of the same type of people.
Raquel Welch is beautiful, and Janis Joplin is the beauty of everything. 🙌💚
Janice was a once in a lifetime. She will never be again, not even one close imitation.
Thank god
@@fredwright5954 ,Pearl said to give this to you...🖕
That is a fact
Amy Whitehouse for sure ...close..both phenomenal
Jode Ville how hard is it to find an ugly hippie that drinks too much that can sing the blues? Give me 1000 drunk ugly hippie woman and I'm sure I can train one of them to sing the blues.
I can’t imagine coming on stage with JJ and not hopping into her lap and embracing her in tears! We miss you Janis!
Thanks to all of your efforts to find, secure and let's us old people of the 60's era, to see these clips.
Yeah, clips that are chopped up. There are pieces missing. You can tell.
The Dick Cavett show can currently be seen on the Decades network.
decades.com/ Relive, Remember, Relate.
RIP dear Janis....someday, we will be blessed to hear that fabulous singing voice of yours again.
I'm counting on that!
Janis just wanted to be loved..to be treated as she treated others..fantastic voice that rang through her whole body..what a gift to the world..
Every song Janis sang was unique and she was an awesome performer.
They are both very appealing for entirely different reasons.
I may never see one of Raquel's movies again, but I can listen to Janis all day!
Janis was real. All the time...
She probably was high during this interview. I think the only time she was ever truly comfortable on a stage was when she was doing her music. She lived to perform. I wish she lived longer....
Liz P. I think Raquel was high too.She's no saint!
Yeah, she was real. Real HIGH all the time.
Real all the time??? She took drugs to escape the real world.
JaleelJohanson62 nope she was filtered through drugs I do it too lol she was just even uglier
Janice shines through with her genuine vibe ❤️
oh my gosh Janis had such a deep spirit, you can tell. incredible
Janis Joplin
God what a gorgeous soul was Janis "no man, they're friends of mine". LOVE HER! And Raquel just a lovely in this interview xo
Two ladies . . . that will never be forgotten ...LEGENDS . . .
Your right, Beautiful?? Racquel is a communist. She visited Americans in prison overseas and turned in their calls for help to the guards, they were shot and killed. That is not a beautiful person.
Rest in peace to dear Raquel...and also of course, the great Janis Joplin. ❤
Racquel is a communist. She visited Americans in prison overseas and turned in their calls for help to the guards, they were shot and killed. That is not a beautiful person.
I've never seen a woman more beautiful than Raquel Welch.
She's really beautiful -- even though she's a "sex symbol" she never seems stupid, or owned
Come to Slovakia...
Rita Hayworth, Sophia Loren, Hedy LaMarr
Mrs Doyle from Father Ted
Brooke Shields
been listening to Janis my whole life...love her, she's an absolute pioneer 😘 Nothing wrong with Raquel Welch, thanks for sharing 🤙🏻
Wow! Raquel Welsh and Brigitte Bardot make today female movies stars look average at best.
No they don't. Stop the goofy statements. C'mon now! Get it together! U gotta represent better than that. Smh.
And no skanky tats.
True, top actresses today don't look quite as good as Raquel Welch. On the other flip side, our female singers looks fucking destroy Janis Joplin.
Cleopatra was a hawt piece of ass.😍👉👌
@John Griffith While I do agree....Raquel Welch DID have plastic surgery in the beginning of her career, and of course a few times since. Just for the record. To be honest and fair.
I love Janis. What a genuine soul. You can hear it in her voice!
Give me a break.
Janis was such a sweet soul.
LOL
Beautiful! As Raquel Walsh was when you mentioned Janis Joplin and her at the same time. Nowadays the legend of Joplin is much bigger
I don't agree with you.
@@nataliedelagrandiere4022Janis is known by young people today Not Raquel ... So no my friend you are wrong
@@user-misspoken They're both equally iconic but in different ways. Anyone not aware of both of their existences lives in a bubble.
@@peterjohnson1734 I can agree with the . I was speaking about revalence in today's pop culture
@@user-misspoken My boys only had to see Raquel once, for them to remember. and yo the shawshank poster.
Wow people on tv were real back then (so were their body parts)
Don’t be so sure.
What's wrong with silicon boobs ?
@@ronaldgrove8818 They leak?
Ronald Grove, silicone boobs are are for fake people. What would you know though? You can't even spell it.