Joe Cocker - A Whiter Shade Of Pale HD

31 October 1980
Metropol, Berlin, Germany
Composers : Gary Brooker, Keith Reid, Matthew Fisher
This song is Procol Harum cover
The Band :
Lead Guitar - Cliff Goodwin
Bass - Howard Hersh
Keyboards - Larry Marshall
Piano,Arranger - Mitch Chakour
Drums - B.J. Wilson
Vocals - Maxine Greene
Vocals - Ann Lang
Vocals - D.E. Washburne
Lyrics :
We skipped the light fandango
Turned cartwheels 'cross the floor
I was feeling kinda seasick
But crowd called out for more
The room was humming harder
As the ceiling flew away
When we called out for another drink
The waiter brought a tray
And so it was that later
As the miller told his tale
That her face, at first just ghostly,
Turned a whiter shade of pale
She said:"There is no reason
And the truth is plain to see."
As I wandered through my playing cards
And would not let her be
One of sixteen vestal virgins
Who were leaving for the coast
And although my eyes were open
They might just as well been closed
And so it was that later
As the miller told his tale
Her face, at first just ghostly,
Turned a whiter shade of pale
Guitar Solo :
And so it was that later
As the miller told his tale
That her face, at first was ghostly,
Turned a whiter shade of pale

[@melissatyree566]

This fabulous man is not in the rock and roll hall of fame. Injustice 😢

[@hardestworkingmaninshowbus1950]

Let's face it, the HOF doesn't deserve him, and a lot of other artists who have been spurned by political crap.

[@kennethhamby9811]

Truly, he had soul in every note he sang. My 72 yrs salute him, he is legend.

[@swhip897]

I don't know who's😅 in or out. I just❤ music f....(orget) 😊 politics in any form

[@antoniopereiradouradodoura6483]

Espetáculo de cantor voz maravilhosa saudades só agradeço a Deus por nascido nas décadas de 70 ,80,90 tempos maravilhosos

[@Franjorvs]

Unbelievable!

[@alexanderball923]

I'm 85 , and I've heard them all . Joe's rendition of this piece of magic lifts my soul!

[@jackfrost2146]

I'm a youngster at 74, and Joe's version is way beyond my expectations--it's as if he was experiencing what was happening in the song. It blew me away!

[@svthorasailing4868]

Absolutely an awesome rendition of the song,while younger folks coming through have to create or repeat other artists song we can only hope it pays homage to the original,just my opinion.

[@cristinaalamo3366]

@@svthorasailing4868 i’m 62 still the best

[@user-oe9fe8dy1h]

!!!+++

[@lloydkeldsen5963]

++ 82 ++

[@donhelm6116]

I'm 81 coming Sunday...I will once again put my convertible top down and turn Joe Cocker up high, wonderful man. Started back in Woodstock!!

[@viajodefusca1046]

Sim, foi lá que inventou a guitarra invisível!😂😂😂

[@justmy2pesos]

@@viajodefusca1046ahahahaha!!!

[@dcsr2457]

66 here

[@aragregorian6039]

Envy you man!

[@joylanning4230]

I asked the vicar on my wedding day if they would play Whiter shade of pale , he declined said no , I will not have that being played in this church. I was so upset that I told the organist to play what ever he wanted, if I couldn't have this music just play whatever ! We have been together now for nearly 50 years. When my time comes to say goodbuy to all who have loved me ,this Whiter of shade of pale music will be the very last thing I hear ,

[@gingerambrose9616]

Love this. I am 79 and it will be the last song I hear ❤

[@cappystrano1]

I thought that you were going to say that the organist played a whiter Shade of pale as his favorite!

[@mr19771978]

Same happened here.

[@david5128]

Joe cocker I love you're singing but is nowhere close to the original singer I know he's passed on but his voice is not change between 60s until go look at 2006a Denmark

[@MelodyMan69]

Oh so sad and sorry. It is mostly CHURCH ORGAN music. I would have called it something else. (Virgins sacrifice ?).

[@nsmoptech]

You had to see this guy in concert to realize just how special he was. From start to finish he put his heart and soul into every song.

[@soheilarussell7500]

I wish could see him in concert .

[@ThaKrakkenn28]

I had the privilege to see him live at summerfest in Milwaukee (2008). I was only 13. My favorite song of all time..."with a little help from my friends" I cried seeing it live. I'll never forget it. Joe is an absolute legend and I will always keep his music alive

[@kennethney1460]

I wish I was young enough..

[@breabg828]

nsmoptech YES...well said! :)

[@Werdnasemajjamesandrew]

34 years old so i never had a shot didnt wanna see him past prime.

[@barryfrazer4304]

At 66 yrs old, I am perfectly content to have seen the best EVER years in music! Joe is a big part of those memories.

[@terrywilson9500]

I totally agree…73yrs old

[@williamholder182]

​@@terrywilson950086 here my brother .greatest music .

[@terrywilson9500]

@@williamholder182 I’m actually a sister🤷🏻‍♀️. I’ve been explaining that for 73 years…

[@campbellarmstrong2134]

@@terrywilson9500 I am 73yrs old too - Our generation had the best music EVER. I love The Beatles first, then Joe Cocker

[@terrywilson9500]

@@barryfrazer4304 I agree, I still go to KZbin to listen to Joe, Neil Diamond, FLEETWOOD MAC, so many more old timers. The old music would beat into our heart and the words had meaning! Yes we’re old and don’t understand…Blah blah blah, these youngsters have no idea how us oldies listened to best music ever, leaders of the pack

[@oldsongs6688]

My dad passed away yesterday and now I'm making a playlist with all the songs he loved and I remember him by. This is one of them. Thank you dad for showing me the greatest artists of all times. Loved, missed and never forgotten 🤘🔥❤

[@jryland6]

God Bless you for selecting the music your dad loved so much. I hope my kids will take the time to do mine. In fact, hopefully, I’ll have the list done already. I have a feeling I don’t have much time left. ❤️🙏❤️

[@marciadias5839]

Meus sentimentos.

[@joca6282]

Sorry to hear that.

[@647Julia]

So very sorry for your loss.

[@garyberuck5636]

Sorry about your Dad , playing his favorite music is good thing

[@Patco11]

I generally don’t think much of covers, but Joe made the songs his own. He didn’t just perform music, he became the song. Love this guy.

[@ugonnaiwuoha7827]

Joe is a master at covering songs, he is so good

[@user-ju1pg2qy2o]

❤

[@dsteph2789]

​@@ugonnaiwuoha7827His is really good, however, Procol Harum's original is masterful. IMO, the original cannot be improved upon.

[@markzegarac8574]

I'm 65 and this is my first time hearing Joe singing this fantastic song and I am thoroughly amazed with his performance.. I can't believe I've never heard this before as I've enjoyed everything Joe has ever done...RIP Joe Cocker

[@peterheil399]

I'm in the same age and i also hear this great song the for first time from Joe Cocker. It's amazing.

[@micktone1715]

@@peterheil399 It was on Luxury you can afford 1978 ???

[@alvaroJalas]

Same to me.

[@debbielaclair5683]

really you surely missed out Mark.. Joe Cocker Rock's.. still in my

[@gregchase7865]

Me eigther , I'm 68

[@niceyes753]

One of the best musical artist of all time! Rest in peace, Joe Cocker.

[@salvatoreconcuore465]

Joey Em 👍👍👍👍 true.👌👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@carecacampos7323]

Joey Em maravilhoso

[@alethchapuis3349]

Merveilleux! J'en ai la chair de poule! Tu es vraiment génial 😊

[@LeNguyen-vb4zs]

Joe 's artistry at his best.

[@eduardovieira5286]

THE GREAT JOE❤⭐🌠✨⭐

[@liliamaeve]

He didn’t cover songs, he gave them a whole new meaning. R.I.P.

[@aNuthaRedneck]

He took songs you only heard before and made you feel them.... you lived them while he sang them.

[@twocentproductions5326]

Ya his depth of emotion in his voice always brought me to the very core of my soul!! Rip--JOE

[@daveninja3317]

Fuck Yeah no one else could do it like Joe. RIP Joe

[@bambiwhite2030]

He makes my soul want to sing again. ❤️ The breath of life to the soul is music.

[@seanbryant-smith5662]

Mmmmm didn't u mean songs he covered got Joe's magic interpretation & style that became his trademark!!

[@longhaul61]

Joe Cocker & Johnny Cash were the best at making whatever song they did their own, and making it better in the process

[@JasonSpitzMI50]

I'll go with Joe Cocker but not so much with Johnny Cash

[@1959Berre]

I miss him dearly. Rest in peace, Joe. A voice of sandpaper and honey.

[@harveyharveyness8773]

awesome

[@phibber]

A genius music arranger

[@marisousa-rl8cj]

🌹

[@sneakertoes1]

Well said.

[@chanteuhtlicuauhtlatoa6115]

¡Una Voz de lija y miel!

[@dano1234ize]

when Joe covers a song it becomes a new original

[@frednoble1833]

Fuckin PISSA love thus. Man. But yiu h. Maneave to wat c h thr original

[@frednoble1833]

The origi n al. Dude. W i th. JETHRO. Tull. Text me. I will se n d u t to you. Nightfencer 666 gate jeeoer3. Crazy pissa3 3. VERSION. Thus us awsome also. Voice us goid. On him. He us yiubg t h en

[@ivanabonacicdoric3448]

I love, love, love his performances... the voice, style

[@donwhite5129]

A remarkable talent. Nothing flashy, all feeling. He brings everyone into the emotion of the music. He feels every word, and moves the band and audience along with him. A rare ability.

[@peterevans3247]

Totally

[@teamstinkypoos617]

I"m 102 years old and its my first time hearing this masterpiece.

[@peterbiesbroek]

Wow , at 102 and appreciating this years '60's music...great..!🎉🎉🎉

[@lauracuneo931]

Rock on!

[@teresacatala3041]

Ole por usted

[@user-fc6ci8dh3m]

Glad to hear. Where have you been?

[@phillipnicholas674]

Man you’re a legend, I’m happy you found this , may God bless you .

[@numbernine6390]

Joe Cocker could sing anything and make it special.

[@amberlilly4101]

He Is amazing, at least to me. Very unique.

[@josephmeyers3597]

This song is taylormade for Joe

[@VetsyPooh69]

Found my 16 yr old listening to Joe and also The Stones ~ I've got mad parenting skills! =}

[@terribleTed-ln6cm]

You have indeed raised that boy or girl right.

[@stalkerroman6122]

Бывает)))

[@stalkerroman6122]

Ты дура)

[@zildafatima8964]

Muitas saudades desse tempo

[@dothemath1540]

Yes, you do!

[@johnroberts5285]

Joe turned every song into his own. Amazing artist.

[@kiantongkoh277]

Uu

[@StanWilhite]

Heard some calling his version of a song as , "him adding the Cockerism to it"!

[@Minuend]

You've hit on the essence of Joe Cocker: he owned every song he sang And yet he's not in the R&R Hall of Fame because he didn't do original material. What a loaf of crap that is. I love Ronstadt and she did covers and owned them as well and is in the HoF.

[@cliffordpayne4795]

There are singers, then there’s Joe Cocker! Nuff said!

[@nextphase7481]

His singing just touches the depth of your soul in a special way. How lucky we all were to have him sing in our times. Rest in peace, Joe, and thanks....

[@rhondalong942]

I could not have said that any better than you - your words were perfect - just like Joe.

[@kobusdutoitbosman6240]

His facial expressions say it all…🔥⁉️

[@mimoochodom2684]

I miss these days. No autotune or naked people . Just pure raw, heartfelt emotion and soul. Sorry 2020 but you just don't cut the mustard.

[@michaelboyd3924]

Only 1 stopping you from bringing it all back.

[@leapfrogpropertiesdurban7689]

Agreed 2020 is bullshit an appropriate time for the end of the world

[@tonycasarrubia1394]

You got that right brother, in the US it's just shit.

[@mimoochodom2684]

@@tonycasarrubia1394 Mate, where's the next Beatles, Stones, Bowie, Kiss, Led Zep, Heart, Suzi Q, Purple, ACDC, Metallica, Pearl J, R.E.M Nirvana..... hell, even ABBA (lol), Eagles, Doobie Bros, Boston. WTF!!! Has everyone left the building!

[@dongunn1278]

Legend!!!!!

[@tonyalways7174]

There can only ever be one Joe Cocker. A true legend.

[@francoismoulton1477]

I’m glad I lived from Barry Gordy through the beginning of rock&roll and Woodstock up to today. Young people can’t understand what it was like back then.

[@oliviarinaldi5963]

I was born in 1960 and I am thankful for it. I got all the best music from then until now there's a little bit. But back then, man oh man.

[@kize32]

I feel you. I'm glad I've seen Mozart and Beethoven live concert. Music since just don't cut it

[@brucedunlavy6795]

The 1960s were the greatest time in the history of the world to be young. The world was changing, and young people were in the forefront of that change - and we did it with music.

[@paisley1134]

Born in 63 but the youngest of 5 so I got to hear my older siblings jam to do much. I feel like a old soul musically

[@danobrien3109]

I’m 65 and I brought my kids up with the music of the 60’s and 70’s. Now that I’m a grandpa I try and give that same gift to my grandkids

[@williamcassone9290]

BRINGS A TEAR TO MY EYES WHEN I HERE THIS SONG.2021 SUCKS BRING BACK THE 70S

[@amyjoyce2301]

I feel bad for the young crowd in this era. At the same time it's hard to lose what we had..... The intentional division, abusers in power, and greedy elite need to go.

[@mauriceoneill2259]

joe was amazing singer and his version is fabulous, his backing singers and musicians are equally brilliant and create this wonderful musical experience for us, RIP Joe and friends.

[@Kat-ko4hj]

This man was an amazing soul … love his authentic style .. not to mention that unique voice .

[@user-gt4ph4dd1m]

I'm 70 years old and loving him forever

[@luisadelvallepacheco1145]

Yo también ❤

[@mauriceoneill2259]

70!!!! only a number, enjoy the moment ( a Whiter Shade of Pale) everlasting

[@markkennedy4854]

Joe Cocker truly was in a league of his own.

[@davefawcett]

I love how he respected Gary's vocals. amazing version...RIP Gary Brooker..Rip Joe Cocker, two beautiful voices ...

[@yomasane4487]

This isn't the standard bravura treatment previously employed on ''The Letter'' and "I Get High With A Little Help From My Friends". A purposely understated performance.

[@williamholder182]

2 of the all time greats

[@coophandluke3697]

Saw joe in the early 70s with Leon Russell great show, both should be in the r&R hall of fame

[@damirdelic2162]

Anybody else today February 2021, who can sing like this Man RIP and band?

[@kevinstclair7692]

I'm here, I'm here.

[@GrammaSharon]

RIH... Bravo!!! Excellent; w/tears today

[@joaofmsilva]

With a little help from my friends, as long as I live, YES :)

[@Hamigal]

Joe Cocker ...the man who felt every note and lyric he ever sang. He is still so missed.

[@davidtsmith33]

You can say that again.

[@richschulz3589]

@@davidtsmith33 And again.

[@kronhjort11]

it was something special about Joe Cocker. His voice, far from perfect, got right into one´s heart. That is what I call a great singer. Miss you Joe...

[@chronicle5719]

I need not say anything well said

[@aNuthaRedneck]

True... Joe didn't have to sing. He went far beyond song.

[@chuckpeart6001]

Hello louise how are you doing??

[@deirdrefrearson6901]

Great man and wonderful singer. I can remember him in the Sheffield youth club many years ago. One of the nicest things happened there too. I was the lucky teenager he came over and gave a kiss to. I've never forgotten it and I'm 74 now.

[@coconuciferanuts339]

Nice one. Joe was the real deal alright.I mean,he was able to just let it go & be himself.So much feeling ! R.I.P. JOE.

[@BobBob-nw5mw]

one of the only people who could sing a cover and sound original and be original

[@AdrianJNyaoi]

Better than the original as in 'with a little help from my friend'

[@Commentarytv1]

Are kidding me... procol harum has the better version....

[@joesmelser2784]

Well Bob Bobel head you got it right !!!

[@phibber]

also the best music rearanger/ cover musician in our era.....

[@AllenBallachABA]

Nobody had his heart and feeling for a ballad.

[@Ron71997]

Man you can hear Joe's soul through his voice, he gives it all he's got in every song he sings.... I can feel his emotional version of this song....as good as the original. RIP Joe.

[@TheCadillac1964]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ejej6934]

He's right there with Janis Joplin in terms of a singer who becomes fully immersed and fully invested in a song, and can communicate it physically to anyone lucky enough to be there to hear and see it. Amazing.

[@pt7456]

Janis and Joe, What more do you need!!

[@eh1702]

@Rosetta Henry joe cocker sang mostly cover songs. He always made a unique interpretation. He is often called a soul or a blues singer, but he didn’t give a crap for categories. Unchain My Heart, Marjorine, When I’m 64, You Are so Beautiful, With a Little Help From My Friends (the Woodstock performance kinda stunned Americans, who didn’t realise he was just like that normally) Wjat ekse…? Up Where We Belong was a duet & movie theme that they won a Grammy for.

[@jaysnowden2]

His biography is amazing. Guy charged his life after almost dying. Lived a lot of life with him touching our ears.

I know he passed away but what do you mean by "charged his life" after almost dying? Did something happen to him when he was younger?

[@StanWilhite]

I just hope Joe knew how loved he was/is, and how appreciative so many of us are for him baring his soul and sharing his raw emotion with us. We love you Joe....RIP.

[@matteolucchi1069]

Sometimes, some lives knows it, but never really get it...They are like a prism for the light: got hit by it, sublimate and give it all outside as a gift, but keep nothing for themselves. We are lucky, in each music he gave us there is a real piece of him inside

[@StanWilhite]

Very well said......@@matteolucchi1069

[@grahamgill9685]

As usual, Mr. Cocker used both his incredible talent, and his knowledge of how to blend with an enormous backing band, to crank out a great cover of a classic tune. The original Procol Harum tune, is pretty amazing. This doesn't top it (something Joe has actually done a couple of times with his covers), but it's right there with it, which for a cover is pretty special. Man, Mr. Cocker was an absolute favourite of mine. He'll be missed.

[@jillfrost]

My Honey worked for Joe on Domestic Tours ,for about 4 Yrs from Woodstock till '72 Met him a few times..What a True English GentleMan..RIP..See ya again real soon xox

[@neilmaclean294]

That’s so sweet “my honey” 👏

[@cubistone]

Beautiful rendition of an immortal classic, Joe was one of a kind.

[@anthonywhitehead6114]

I saw JOE COCKER back in 72 in BUFFALO, NEW YORK! I was thrilled by his voice, crazy movements, and his band! He was FANTASTIC and I'll miss him! RIP JOE! I was so happy that he won THE OSCAR! He was A LEGEND!!😢😢😢

[@bobterpstra7327]

You're right! Joe Cocker IS a legend.

[@flodjod]

only singer ever to turn a classic masterpiece into another classic

[@ronnieroo3391]

One of Sheffield's finest musicians with a soulful voice

[@cillamannie909]

This song cuts deep into the soul..only Joe Cocker can do this!! No other like him! That raspy vocals!!

[@rm0924]

Timeless Joe Cocker. My generation was so captivated with the music that spewed out of Woodstock 1969 and the '70s. The man is a legend. I note that there are still fond comments coming from Jose and CiDYYJ in the last few days and earlier. There is a whole few generations that grew on this. Absolutely a nostalgic journey down memory lane. I am sure, a lot of you out there would agree. The world has missed him since 22 December 2014. My thanks to Andranik Azizbekyan for sharing.

[@gorgig9136]

Hi my generation, This song was my first dance with my first girl-friend

[@rummerlinelmo]

One of the first steps out of the 60's

[@user-pw2df4sm6u]

Hi... bro menon... i am from Tamilnadu. Thumps to your great taste🙏

[@jacksonmorganfroghin4815]

RIP JOE COCKER I HOPE HE'S FEELIN' ALRIGHT NOW.

[@rolandakor861]

OMG Joe, what a unique vocalist. You will be missed .RIP.

[@jamiesteele698]

He is missed 😔

[@bobterpstra7327]

I miss him, too.

[@gabrielartillaga1194]

I'm 73 and still rock to Joe's music.

[@hansonelectric6566]

OMG. How could you sing with more emotion. Joe is absolutely amazing. RIP.

[@bbcala9719]

Sing it baby sing it. Gotta love Joe, put his heart and sole into all of the songs he sang. Great days of music are behind us, but never forgotten. NEVER

[@2liter8]

Yeah Joe was so unique, a pioneer. So down to earth so real. Those were the good ol days. Good drugs good music...uh good ....

[@Sapalicio1]

What a great rendition. Joe Cocker, the back-up singers, and the musicians FEEL the music. I just couldn't imagine how I would feel if I watch this live. I can feel the music just watching it on KZbin. Rest in peace, Joe. You may be gone, but you're still with us.

[@saundraturner1097]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written. My opinion!😢

[@cynic252]

nobody has ever made a song his own like joe cocker

[@dickystipper4887]

That old boy is always true to his music. If ya don't love Joe, well ya missed out! Great memories!

[@user-ho7mi8ro7r]

Очень люблю! Слушаю почти каждый день...

[@pdxyyz]

The king of the covers. Amazing how he could take hits and make them his own.

[@SheVotesByMail]

Joe Cocker pulled this out, beautifully. An era that shall live again someday.

[@kevinrandall8327]

How much better live was Joe he owned every song he sung, the original artist’s would have been in awe of his talent. I’ve only seen him live once and if I had to pick the 3 best concerts I’ve ever been to his was No# 1 absolutely brilliant the world has lost a great talent RIP Joe

[@stevebengel1346]

I just noticed that the drummer in this video is BJ Wilson from Procol Harum, I suppose he's played WSOP a few thousand times by this point

[@pdfico]

I would note that Joes recreation of songs are usually not just better than the originals but devastatingly better as to make the originals look like a pale comparison. But in this case I would say that the original Procal Harum version was vastly better in every single way especially the vocals, which is a rare occurrence. That’s not to take away from Joe but to show how great Brookers performance was for this song particularly.

[@jenniferterceira4264]

Oh my this brings back the Sheffield pubs and Joe Cocker singing to an almost empty room . I loved him then and I still do. He makes my every fiber take note. Humble beginnings uncompromising passion for his art.

[@jeanettegriffin772]

Are you from Sheffield? My aunt dated him for many years. It was a very disfunctional! My parents knew him before he was famous. It's hard to believe he has passed. Where did the time go!

[@larrybill2661]

Hello Jennifer how are you doing !!

[@chuckpeart6001]

Hello Jennifer how are you doing?

[@cynthusinfinite]

Crying just at the sound of your voice. Longing for seeming innocent times of past. Love your gift Joe Cocker!! Thank you.

[@larrybill2661]

Hello Cindy how are you doing!!

[@pierre-yvesvilpoix1220]

La meilleur chanteur de rock, il ne sera jamais oublié

[@cynthusinfinite]

@@pierre-yvesvilpoix1220👍 🎶🎵 💖

[@eamonngee7457]

Joe owns this song. I love it.

[@avidnongetit8710]

This song always touches my soul! I either cry or sing along Loudly! Thank you Joe for your version too

[@kevinbriscoe1367]

The best voice in the business! Amazing Voice!

[@amberlilly4101]

And it came from the very deepest part of him, which obvious.

[@15061952]

I have been your fan for 50+ years , never ashamed to call you "the best interpreter ever" . RIP friend.

[@simoncoleman665]

This man is talent 101, and yes of the few talents in rhrd no in need of back up singers. No disrespect to girls

[@melodietimm276]

MY DAD LOVED THIS SONG.

[@susanrobinson2531]

Joe Cocker, you were incredible, a voice like no other. I worked at the Pantages theater, in downtown Tacoma, Wa., you put on one hell of a performance, Thank you, RIP, Joe, Regards, Susie.

[@altonwilliams7117]

That’s how it’s done kids! No synthesizers, no auto tune, real musicians, real instruments, and real talent. 🎶😏

[@dongunn1278]

There is no were hide with live music.

[@joelbizzell1386]

Hey now. Synth is a hell of an instrument. ... But I know whatcha mean.

[@maf5454]

Straight business my brother! I wish this type of artist would come back, real soul, talent and the ability to draw the listener into the performance. I miss the likes of Jimi, Janis, and of course Joe, they could draw emotions from you when they performed. Stay well, safe and peace to you and yours.

[@melissamatias7309]

I agree real talent!

[@chriscrocker3589]

plus a shit tone of drugs....

[@aloisemason3044]

Joe Cocker the Legend..Sensational singer and entertainer of all time..beautiful Vocalist..always right on time with every beat..phenominal

[@chuckpeart6001]

Hello how are you doing?

[@gustavolaboratorio6722]

Sou do Brasil. Que música e que interpretação maravilhosa !!!!

[@josephpastore7292]

No one i the history sang with more heart and soul the Joe Cocker RIP Joe!

[@darleneswire9419]

An amazing talent who struggled through life until his last years and never was given the credit he so deserved ! So great ! Will always miss him !

[@WednesdayRideTasmania]

So true 👍

[@chuckpeart6001]

Hello Darlene how are you doing?

[@markderrig4428]

As Merle Haggard once asked, Are the good times really over for good? Not as long as we can forever go back in time and hear Joe.

[@andydavies5883]

JOE COCKER . . . . . A MASTER AT WORK . . . . . RIP GREAT MAN

[@BigKeithDog]

He put so much emotion into singing, and somehow you sense so much more held back.

[@MsMagster1]

JOE COCKER STILL ROCKS...R.I.P. JOE...NEVER FORGOTTEN

[@ALBERTB1954]

💛💜💗

[@gianniforgiarini2384]

+Lorraine Turner Joe the best

[@UrupajaraDanielVarela]

never dies

[@marcantonioferraznunes8186]

Lorraine Turner

[@steveallen7261]

He was an Englishman from Sheffield,Yorkshire.

[@luizgeraldo8436]

Beautiful melody reminds me of dancing with love

[@evelynmousseau611]

Dear Alexanderball ..........I'm 78 ...... and my heart is just grabbing my soul ...... Joe Crocker's voice and expressions, so deeply expressed .... could listen and listen and listen as I dance around the living room with my 17yr. old kittycat ..... who wonders what has gotten into me !!! xo

[@roxannehale1386]

74, in 2022, just hearing this one. Saw Cocker in the 70s, such raw talent. It was an era of raw talent, Cocker, Russell, Delany and Bonnie, Cream, The Band, Joplin, etc. Its all too slick today for me.

[@JamesHarris-hl2bm]

The late, great Joe Cocker. There will NEVER be anyone like him. Just think: There are singers that I chuckle when they can't hit a note.With Joe, you want that! I know it sounds crazy, but Joe could do things with not hitting a note that no one will EVER be able to do. We miss you sooooooooooooooooooooooo much Mr. Cocker.

[@MrPaulodtc]

O Joe foi um dos maiores interpretes da musica mundial, uma vóz unica, simples e grande na canção.

[@user-po3bc4ty2r]

😂😂😂😂❤🎉EXACTLY🎉❤😂😂😂😂

[@walnut622]

Everytime I hear his voices I remember the days when I was in love with music that I could go to sleep singing. Don't get me wrong I am still in love with music much older now but I have always said a good book and good music makes life easy to battle everyday. This guy made many nights brighter. RIP JOE..thanks.

[@lineago7114]

Beautiful words ❤️

[@johnpowell9728]

I am old but music makes me young again

[@KeithLinsley]

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[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

I got to met Joe at a concert in Wurzburg, Germany in 1972 while stationed there and was a time that is hard to forget. An amazing man who stayed out of the the headlines for the way he lived. May he “ Rest In Peace” Thanks Joe till we met again. Dennis

[@NWRsk]

Just discover this and can't be anywhere else. He created the even-more masterpiece from the masterpiece👏🏻❤️

[@user-ho7mi8ro7r]

И это в точку... обожаю!!!!

[@danielcarrdemuzio5579]

I am 71 and have followed this great singer since Woodstock. He certainly did some definite covers

[@sixbrasslamps]

I am 61 and followed too - just a little behind chronologically.

[@roseblake5803]

No one could ever compare to the passion this man sung with. You were great Joe !!!!!

[@amberlilly4101]

Rose, you bet !!

[@chuckpeart6001]

Hello Rose how are you doing?

[@chrisp4170]

His voice was a perfect fit for this timeless classic...Inspired

[@TheMotorcycledog]

First time I have heard this version and I think it’s an equal to the original.

[@shaunfourie2465]

42 this year and never ever heard Joe's version. Only procol harum. Damn this is legend man!!!!!

[@stephenmills868]

Just wonderful Joe, just amazing. When we sang it you created such a passion and feeling the audience were stunned’ and your broken voice at the end was extraordinary. Well keeeeeeeep goiiiiiinnngggg. Stephen xx still playin Well done KZbin you’ve do it again.

[@Armlesscrayon]

Still awesome in 2019...I saw him live it was amazing!✌🏻

[@kevinlevy5157]

I have been very blessed to see him twice in concert.

[@JamesHarris-hl2bm]

This amazing giant of a singer has left us way too soon! What an amazing singer!!!!!!!!

[@alistairmcelwee7467]

Joe Cocker was such a classic. I saw him in concert in the early ‘80s - but he didn’t do this number. But, live he was amazing.

[@caz9719]

A Dylanesque raspy uniqueness that is at once raw, raspy, heartfelt, & stunningly and eternally beautiful. We miss you JC

[@vickyyabut9998]

Cool thanks for Sharing this 6 of January 2020 Who's with me here?

[@manoelteixeira4936]

Até parece que o tema foi feito especialmente para ele,POIS, sua interpretação como também o instrumental e o backing vocal, é perfeito, abrasador e magistral. Deixou saudades, mas nunca será esquecido. maneco - Porto Alegre-RS - Brasil.

[@Martine1love]

Wonderful interpretation. The ladies backup singers are also so fantastic!

[@MrPaulodtc]

Essa canção do Joe nunca sai de moda, está sempre atual.

[@deserttoseahomes9565]

You all know Joe was special. I am sorry he is rock and roll heaven. The truth long live Joe. Our friend.

[@rothotborski]

So glad my father took me to his concert when he was once in my town...must have been the late 90ies...what a legend...thats how every song has to be played...both in his own style and respect for the original...pure passion

[@markoreilly3414]

Legend ! Modern 20th century artists don't even come close to this Man's Talent! Like any good Bourbon, gets better & better, with age !