text: Other Festival Express performances Audio recordings of Janis Joplin's performances from all three shows have surfaced on various posthumous releases. Starting with the 1972 double live album, Joplin In Concert, which consisted of Festival Express recordings on its second disc, and culminating with Live From The Festival Express Tour, Canada, released as a bonus disc for the 2005 deluxe reissue of her 1971 album, Pearl. The 13 track disc collected many of the previously released recordings, along with 6 which were previously unreleased. Five filmed performances ("Tell Mama", "Kozmic Blues", "Cry Baby", "Try (Just A Little Bit Harder)" and "Move Over") were featured in the 1974 film, Janis.
  Filmed performances of "Long Black Veil" and "Rockin' Chair", from July 5, 1970, in Calgary appear on The Band's anthology album, A Musical History.
  Other festival performers
  These festival performers were not featured in the film or DVD extras:
  Robert Charlebois
  Delaney & Bonnie & Friends  (Delaney Bramlett sits in with Great Speckled Bird during "C.C. Rider" and Bonnie Bramlett can be seen on the train; their saxophonist Jerry Jumonville also appears.)
  The Ides of March
  James and The Good Brothers
  Mountain (member Leslie West can be seen jamming at the beginning of the film)
  Ten Years After (performed only in Toronto; performances of "I'm Goin' Home" and "Slow Blues in C" were filmed, but according to film producer Gavin Poolman in May 2011, lead guitarist and singer Alvin Lee wouldn't approve their appearance in the film, saying he thought his guitar was out of tune)