Janis Ian on Between the Lines
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Famed Singer/Songwriter Janis Ian talks with Host Barry Kibrick about life as Societies Child. Stay Tuned to the end of this FULL EPISODE of Between the Lines to see her sing a LIVE ACOUSTIC SONG.
Every interview I see with her (she doesn't give many), she is more well spoken. LOVE her.
Janis Ian is brilliant. Great interview. Thank you both❤
Thank you Peter. Not only is she brilliant but she's gracious and kind!
"If you're born an artist, you would be doing this for nothing. It doesn't matter if you succeed or not, you still do it. It's the business of failure. And it's the business of falling down and getting up with no hands to help you. But that's what you live for."
Every non-artist should read that quote for purposes of clarity & general sympathy for the artists in their lives 🤘😁
Well said Evan!
❤Janis Ian is the most brilliant writer/ singer of all time❤
Just watched this interview again. HOLY SMOKES! Excellent interviewer and interview.
Your kind words made my day dear Laura. Hope you'll subscribe and catch many of my other episodes. Janis was truly a dear and we've even remained internet friends. Take care, Barry
@@BarryKibrickOfficial LOVELY and lucky lucky you. She is quite charming and YOU are one of very few interviewers who ask a question (read as "jumping off point") and then allows your guest to really really respond. Your interviews are wonderful.
Barry I like your style of interview. Like two friends talking by the fireplace. These exchanges are both stimulating by their contents and soothing by the pace of the exchange
Barry, I also want to say that your interview with Janis Ian was likely one of the best interview's I have every seen/heard. Thanks so much!
Thanks again Kevin. You made my day
she's humble too but the smartest cookies usually are.
Yes! I think that it comes so easily to her that she knows she is gifted. This old, straight lady just loves her.☺️
Wonderful. Janice is a joy. Her heart and mind speak loudly to those of us who occasionally slip into self doubt and helps us to rise again to our greatness
I enjoyed Barry's interviewing style and continue to enjoy Janice's beautiful voice, writing and musicianship. Much respect for both of these talented people.
Your kind words made my day dear Mike. All the best, Barry
How unfortunate! To have such a brilliant, pulchritudinous and unimaginably talented artist to interview and to spend close to half of the interview talking, reading and placing the center of discussion on yourself instead of allowing the interviewee (THE JANIS IAN) to speak and express her thoughts; the interviewer could have achieved that by asking poignant, targeted and, above all, far less verbose questions. Yes, in my opinion the interviewer needs to think about taking up another line of work, perhaps one involving numerous hours of public speaking. Other than that, in the little time she was given, Ms. Ian allowed us to look through a window leading our sight and ears to her very heart and mind. I wish she was asked much better, more material questions by someone who did not have the need to promote himself and his wife and child more than his interviewee. Ms. Ian, yes, in order to be able to write the sort of lyrics you did at such a youthful age, you were indeed blessed with incredible talent. All the best to you and your partner.
@SmellyCat
he did a good job of eloquently expressing his admiration ..
but it is not really the job of an interviewer to put his tongue as far as he can up the ass of his guest - but to give her every opportunity to speak for herself.. sometime by asking much more challenging questions than are asked here..
A lot of these guys do that, like Charlie Rose and Bob Costas.
she really had such an outsized impact that should be celebrated. to be so empathetic to write Society's Child at a young age - a true artist: selfless, loving, and brave.
I so agree. She's truly a marvelous human and so glad I had a chance to be with her. Take care, Barry
When our parents go, we move in to the batter’s box. 🤭
Love her. thank goodness she's only 64!! she's good for another 30
i love her Music back then now, Janis between the lines album is Great♥️♥️♥️
1st time here really enjoyed and stimulated by interview
Thank you dear Susan and hope you'll subscribe and check out many more. All the best, Barry
Janis Ian will be performing in Richmond this month April, 2022. This interview gave me a better understanding of what her art means to her. It is the process, not the end product, that brings one joy.
She's wonderful!!!
Always loved you always will !💕🙏💕
Thanks for posting!
My pleasure Kevin. Janis is a true gem. Barry
this barry guy makes the silly mistake of talking much more than his guest - thus robbing her of the opportunity to open up and talk for herself..
I love you Janis. Thank you.
I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan. Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email JanisIanofficial@gmail.com or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below +1(405)465‑2964).please make sure you add your name to the text for recognition thank you so much
Ms Ian talks about American Democracy. That it has to work. How sad that the hope seems to have failed. I wonder what Ms Ian would say now.
I can’t understand where Janis could see her self as a failure….😢 it’s the industry …anyhoo glad I met her when she was in Australia 🇦🇺 in the 90S have pics with her backstage …still pinch myself meeting her …I used to be in show biz myself … you are pure talent Janis ❤
Thank you so much for the upload! What a lovely person she is and what a great interview! Thank you!
Hi (Momma). Ms. Ian, I first heard and fell in Love with your work at age 10. It is so good to be able to see this interview. My name is Lori. I hate it when people say to me, "I wouldn't listen to that anymore". Take care, Love you :)
What an awful comment.
You must be an air head.
I want to Specially appreciate you for being a big fan. Thanks for your nice comment on my post, it means a lot to me. I want you to send me a direct message via hangouts using my personal email JanisIanofficial@gmail.com or you can as well add me up on WhatsApp through my mobile number that will be indicated below +1(405)465‑2964).please make sure you add your name to the text for recognition thank you so much
Spent a few minutes wondering if the show was named this way because they were interviewing Janis Ian. Funny no one is talking about the pun here!
I am in awe of her wisdom and sense of humor.
She is an American Treasure!
Still beautiful and poignant sung by an older Janis ❤❤❤
she is too smart,wise,together but damm she should go for pressideent
Barry is the best interviewer and reads and interprets so we'll great personality Barry good interview
Making my head swell and I love it!
Just started the odd Netflix / British series “The Fxxxing End of the World”. “At Seventeen” is sung in an early episode. Haven’t thought of that song in many, many years! I remember when the song first came out & it spoke directly to me as it did so many others. And I was able to share about Janis Ian with my younger friend last night. Never heard her speak about herself before. What a delight. And no, this guy interviews just fine. He creates a dialogue; a conversation. And Janis obviously seems to enjoy the repartee. Laughing, even! Delightful.
Glad you enjoyed Ken and thanks for the kind words. Barry
Just a heartwarming interview Barry the best and janis so kind
Your kind words warm my heart!
She continues to be my heroine.
She's very worthy. Love her!
Really really appreciate this interviewer's enthusiasm. Great interview!
Such kind words make my day. Thank you!
I really like her the other side of the sun
Janice is truly amazing!
Wonderful interview.. does anyone know when this occurred?
So glad you enjoyed dear Marianne. Janis is truly a wonderful person and my conversation with her took place about 10 years ago. Hope you will subscribe and check out my most recent episodes.
Hi Barry I'm Dan Have you ever interviewed Engelbert Humperdinck also I love to sing myself
No, never had the opportunity. Barry
@@BarryKibrickOfficial that's too bad. I will say this Janis Ian really was Beautiful back in the 70s and still looks good at 70 today.
@@BarryKibrickOfficial Hi Barry I also sing myself and I sing alot of Engelbert s songs. Infact he Inspired me to Sing.
What a beautiful testimony too! ❤️🙏
Janis is truly beautiful inside and out
I adore you.
I'm sure you're referring to Janis dear Andrea but glad you got to see my conversation with her.
@@BarryKibrickOfficial Of course Janis, but you also for doing the interview with such a natural presence. I love that, too. That's in you.
Wonderful interview. When did the interview happen?
It was in 2008
She has perfect pitch,😮
Love Janis Fink
Fink?
Revelation ?? You should look in that book. you're 67 now.
it is sad , w/o trying ...he is a fool ,and she is humble and gracious
Janis and I are still dear friends. At least she thought differently.
What a paradoxical woman she is politically. Touring Israel without a second thought for the treatment of the Palestinians, playing South Africa during apartheid, and being pro death penalty? And this is the same woman who was stalked by the FBI and taught at Camp Webatuck by Pete Seeger... unbelievable... That said, she remains my favourite recording artist. But, cognitive dissonance of the highest water... thank goodness her own theory on redemption has entered her beliefs on the death penalty.. personally I think life in prison is a greater punishment...
"Touring Israel without a second thought for the treatment of the Palestinians"
come on .. we don't know what's inside her head..
"playing South Africa during apartheid"
given the nature of her debut material - that should be applauded as rather courageous ..
"being pro death penalty?"
no .. not any more - she very eloquently speaks against it here..
"personally I think life in prison is a greater punishment..."
so you are missing the point that she is making.. punishment is the fetish of those driven by impotent rage .. janis ian is wise enough to be concerned with redemption..
your words remind me of "Honey D’Ya Think?"
You’re misunderstand Janis… 1) She changed her mind about the death penalty, her opinion evolved… 2)When she went to South Africa, she felt that some boycotts such as these were ineffective, and she played strictly for integrated audiences, where she could connect with the people of South Africa… and in regard to Israel, she has said, and STILL says that the situation is quite complicated… She’s not someone who is a rigid, simplistic thinker…
She understands NOTHING