FIRST TIME HEARING JOE COCKER "WITH A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS" REACTION | Asia and BJ

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[@susanherrig437]

The Wonder Years . This is a Beatles song but Joe Cocker's version owns it.

[@sisuboy]

And what a great show it was, Susan.

[@rebeccawyse5562]

Yyyyep

[@chrisfloyd9224]

Yes he does. Although John Belushi from SNL did a great cover of this song on the show

[@LyleAllbritton]

It's a "Hurt by Johnny Cash" type of situation

[@babylonsister118]

@@LyleAllbritton I think Joe does justice to all of the songs he covers. Love his other Beatles cover, She Came in Through the Bathroom Window.

[@chasbastian6071]

Paul McCartney said Joe was the best at covering Beatles songs because he could sing with the soul they could never reach. Beautiful rendition. Wonder Years btw..

[@davidhohn9106]

The Beatles declared it to be his song after they heard him sing it, not theirs anymore.

[@davidhohn9106]

We saw Cocker live when he opened for Tom Petty at the Gorge, 12-13 yrs ago. Joe isn't country, though. Check 'Through the Bathroom Window, and You Can Keep Your Hat On'. I think he may be a genre of his very own...unfortunately.

[@hesh8367]

As incredible as his version of this Beatles tune is, I was always partial to Joe’s cover of She Came in through the Bathroom Window

[@thomaskolioupoulos6590]

McCartney has no problem singing soulful imo

[@sandyleewhite]

It was said that Joe Cocker felt the music so hard, he couldn't stop his body from moving, as if it was playing every instrument at the same time.......By all accounts, this amazing man, was the most gentle person you could ever meet, and wore his soul like a blanket, for all of us to see ****RIP GREAT ONE****

[@mpemberton7760]

His body was a conduit for the electric current of the music. Nobody has ever thrown his whole self into a performance like that!

[@christophertaft229]

This performance was at Woodstock

[@andrewjacksonbr]

“Singing is my religion, and I don’t apologize for feeling religious”. - Joe Cocker RIP 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@ShigatoTW]

#pincomment

[@greghonshell6808]

The whole Woodstock audience gave him a standing ovation after that!

[@jckdnls9292]

And the dog introduced him at the beginning

[@kevenbridges9433]

You are the first reactors that have gotten it right about Joe's movements. Even back in the day most people thought he had somethingwrong with him. Joe said it just the way the music takes him over , its the way he feels it.

[@steveullrich7737]

You understood it, Joe was channeling the music through his whole body and not just his voice! He did this on all his songs. RIP. Love seeing you rediscover pure music without the gloss.

[@Tms559]

It will never be the politicians that bring us together as a human community- it will be the musicians, the poets who connect us as Joe Cocker does in this performance- grateful that we get to experience this together - beautiful reaction

[@tomroberts4095]

The world needs this song now and everyday. Especially now

[@elaine8013]

Ya'll made me cry. This was Woodstock and I was there. It was my 14th birthday and me and 3 friends ran away and hitchhiked to Woodstock. We knew the consequences but I would do it all over again! Gotta hear The Letter live performance with Mad Dogs and Englishmen.

[@susanhall4063]

Lucky! I would have been right with ya!

[@trevorholden7423]

Ahh to watch Asia become so engaged is a beautiful thing, and she is so right, Joe is outta his body, and his soul is crying out to be heard!!!

[@waltreed2578]

Cocker's rendition of "The Letter" with the Mad dogs and Englishmen is fantastic.

[@nancyscottartprojects7848]

Yes, arranged by Leon Russell, who also played piano and managed The Mad Dogs And Englishmen.

[@edvinlaine]

That is true.

[@smonk4473]

A spiritual event.

[@BeastHunter2121]

“The Letter”damn, how could I 4get this one.Putting this on my playlist right now.Thanks

[@Meyzen76]

Had the honor of meeting this legend. Signed a promo for me and went to watch a music video shoot he was doing. Was the sweetest man. A day I’ll never forget.

[@nancyscottartprojects7848]

Yes and troubled. I worked on his recordings and performances.

[@robnelson853]

I can only imagine how cool that would be. Nice profile pic also. NFW (~);}

[@encrypter46]

This performance, done at Woodstock, was his best of this song.

[@mikeengle6839]

Mad Dogs and Englishmen

[@zimvader25]

False. His best performance was removed from youtube a while back and i cant, for the life of me, remember the concert. But it's definitely not this one.

[@encrypter46]

@@zimvader25 I can wait!

[@raenellefisher8514]

I'd go with You Are So Beautiful.

[@memorialled_zeppelin-warew1346]

He was three sheet to the wind and probably tripping. But still put on an awesome performance. It blows your mind listening to this guy. RIP Joe. We all miss you down here.

[@timkis64]

in this woodstock clip, joe gave a master class on how to put feeling into a song.this live version has been giving me cold chills for well over 44 years, every time i hear it.its a magical performance that will speak to millions for decades to come.

[@doughaviland1729]

THE ABSOLUTE BEST PERFORMANCE OF THIS SONG EVER DONE! ( THE WONDER YEARS🙂)

[@danielslover8669]

I’ve always appreciated Joe Cocker! He always put his heart and soul in his songs.

[@ryandonohue3737]

Wonder Years, baby! And yes, this is most definitely a rendition from The Beatles album St.Peppers.

[@danielwalker1538]

Haha wonder years!

[@dylanloveskellytaylor4774]

Even though I was born after this show I automatically think wonder years whenever I hear this song.

[@andrewgates9333]

Gotta buy the DVDs though. New cover song artist on neyflux...lame.

[@dustinsmith9528]

Joe Cocker was the best “cover artist” that ever lived. He made other people’s songs more famous than they could. Great artist.

[@corawheeler9355]

He reminds them of Ray Charles ... he covered Ray Charles too ... try Joe's "Unchain My Heart"

[@joeybee1914]

Truth. I'd put UB40 right up there as well.

[@memorialled_zeppelin-warew1346]

Joe could sing anything . And make it the best version you'd ever heard. The emotion he put into everything he sang. Made it feel like he was singing right into your heart and soul. Miss You Joe. 7 yrs this year since you left us.

[@davemick7216]

"Cry Me a River" is one of my favorite songs he covered.

[@eddiep52065]

Joe was also known to be a speed freak🤣🤣

[@randybaker6042]

Biggest surprise live performance for me. I still can't believe how great the guy was live.

[@shineon7641]

So many of the Groups, back then, were all friends with each other and this was originally a Beatles song and the gave Joe Cocker [permission to use it. This is performed at Woodstock, with over half a Million people there. Boy whenever you listened to Joe Cocker, you got your money's worth man, he always gave it 110% Love this guy!

[@jnagarya519]

Permission isn't needed. And it paid royalties to John and Paul.

[@wendysuper4396]

I reacted to this song 52 years ago when he performed this 2 weeks before Woodstock at another festival in Atlantic City NJ. I was blown away because being the true blue Beatle fan that I was, nobody could do a Beatle song better than the Beatles...until Joe came along! So many are gone but not forgotten. RIP Joe.

[@jamesinbradford5882]

Paul McCartney wrote it for Ringo Starr for the Sgt Pepper album but a very different sound. I bet Paul was blown away when he first heard it. Truly great words !

[@thekillerprawn]

Well, considering Paul called it "mind blowing" I think blown away is also a pretty fitting description!

[@brucefelger4015]

There's nothing held back when Joe was performing. Always amazing.

[@thatmanstumototours2270]

Beatle's Song wonderfully covered by the incomparable Joe Cocker. This is at Woodstock in front of a few hundred thousand of his friends. This is how Joe Cocker sang every song he sang.

[@fidge54]

I truly believe no one will ever be exactly the same after seeing this performance. Am I nuts? I bet I've watched it 200 times. And counting....

[@chappyval1]

Imagine what it was like for those of us who were there.

[@karl-heinzfrank1887]

I watched it 500 Times plus.😊

[@Jd-im4my]

The first time I ever seen Joe was when I was a young kid. He was on Saturday Night Live and I did think something was wrong with him. Lol. I finally figured out that was just what he did when he performed. The music would just possess him and take him over. Great react.❤

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Joe is very hard to watch, but....MY GOD THAT VOICE IS SO BEAUTIFUL. RIP Joe..you are truely missed!

[@ethellittleage7000]

I was at this concert. Eleven years old at the time. Still love this version

[@taradevine6026]

Wow. I'm so envious. How cool!

[@LM-ys8kr]

When you watch Joe sing this you just can't help but watch silently with your mouth open lol

[@markmartineau1690]

I used to sing along to his version of "you are so beautiful" to my late wife, another of his amazing songs.

[@ruraljuror1734]

Aaaaand now I’m crying. 💔

[@robertm7071]

For those new to Joe Cocker and from a younger generation, you have been watching what is regarded as one of the greatest performances in Rock by one of the greatest singers. Joe came from Sheffield in the north of England. Try to listening to The Letter, and Delta Lady by him. R.I.P. Joe

[@rogerkelly7988]

This was at Woodstock and it was one of the most iconic performances of the festival

[@trevorholden7423]

I luv it when Asia is not thinking about what she thinks she needs to say, but instead s innocently reacting to the greatness of this performance.. Well done guys!!!!

[@mordymitrani4187]

The Beatles Song Joe Cocker nailed it So glad you guys are appreciating this great music from an incredible era! Respect shown

[@garryokeefe1605]

I'm so glad you chose this live version at Woodstock, its THE one to react to, and seeing him charged by the music is raw blues at its finest, a legendary performance amongst many at that landmark festival of 1969. I agree 'The Letter' from the "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" live LP is also a classic with great sax.

[@pauljohnstone180]

You guys make this music new for old guys like me who grew up on it. Music is a blessing to us all. Love you, Paul

[@davidcohen4536]

Woodstock and Joe Cocker, the quintessential rock concert. If you have a chance, listen to Cry Me a River, one of Joe Cocker’s best live performances ever.

[@DeElSendero]

What a great reaction! The look on Asia and BJ's faces's watching Cocker are priceless! Great observation about Ray Charles too. Something I missed in 50 yrs of listening! Great job with this! You too are really great rockers!

[@vicprovost2561]

You guys are awesome. Joe certainly was the 3 times I saw him. Try Unchain My Heart, Cry Me A River, You Can Leave Your Hat On and You are So Beautiful, you will love these gems from one of the most unique, bluesy and soulful voices of all time. Enjoy! 😎

[@bostonvair]

Love, love Joe Cocker. He put his whole body and soul into every performance. His rendition of "You Are So Beautiful is moving. Also "Feelin' Alright." He also did a duet with Jennifer Warnes with the theme song for the 1980s movie "An Officer and a Gentleman" entitled "Love Lift Us Up Where We Belong."

[@jayarr961]

I love seeing this performance from Woodstock. No one knew what hit them.

[@74artgrrl]

I’m really glad you reacted to this. I’m GenX and my mom used to play this on vinyl (record player). God, this song is so timeless, beautiful and reaches across so many different people. Amazing.

[@roosterslounge1697]

Do Joe Cocker “you can leave your hat” on that’s a hell of a good song

[@2zxodcfm]

For me, this performance was the single greatest highlight of the original Woodstock event. Joe has owned this tune since that time but in that era he and his ensemble produced other standards such as Delta Lady and Feeling Alright for 2 examples worth finding. In fact, find Mad Dogs and Englishmen his raucous tour film from the day and be amazed how any member survived it.

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

Joe did a great cover of Ray Charle's "Unchain My Heart", too.

[@frizzlethecat2084]

Whoops. I thought it was his song until today 😱 😁

[@mickeymayfield4192]

Could you imagine Joe and Janis Joplin in concert together?

[@peterramsay4674]

I always like when the audience goes nuts at the end of this song performance. It reminds me of when I was seeing Queen perform live. I’d listened to his music, I knew they were really really good, but I was not prepared for what happened. Freddy simply owned the crowd. That show has stuck with me my entire life. I new I was in the presence of greatness. Joe reminds me of that.

[@keymack2477]

Thank you for your "Wonder" ful reaction! Fun fact about this song: It was from the massive Woodstock concert in 1969 and the thing was such a logistical nightmare that the female back up singers in Joe's band were not able to get there, which is why his two band members were singing falsetto! Joe Cocker always sings with his entire body, not just his voice!! Loving your channel!!

[@fidge54]

Ray was Joe's hero growing up, and they became great friends

[@DesireeLourensArtist]

Shoh. I didn't know Joe Cocker had died. RIP. One of my first LPs as a teenager was 'Sheffield Steel'. One of my all time favourites is 'Many Rivers to Cross'. Beautiful experience hearing him sing always

[@jeannehurdel312]

So cool to see that people are enjoying the music that I grew up with. I saw Janis Joplin and Joe Cocker at the Civic Center in Baltimore Maryland when I was 16 years old.

[@gcofield4498]

The great Joe Cocker covering the great Beatles. Joe giving 1/2 a million a heck of a show.1969 what a time.We need to really listen to the message. Love

[@alfresco8442]

The boys in the band did a great job of singing falsetto when the girls' bus never made it on time.

[@paulrosenberg4227]

I worked the Grammy's , and met Joe! He called my ex-wife on her birthday. It was 2 am, and my ex was not happy. Joe was a sweetheart and a one-of-a-kind voice. Love.

[@dmikewilcox]

If this man calls you at 2 am you damn well better take the call a be grateful to the G.O.A.T.

[@1953jazzman]

Bless you for picking up on the Ray Charles thing! Years after this performance at Woodstock in 1969, Joe did a FANTASTIC cover of a Ray Charles classic called "Unchain My Heart". There's a video made of it with him and his band playing it in a bar! It's a must see!

[@workingman6681]

This is such an incredible performance by Joe Cocker!

[@steveparker8065]

Try 'You are so beautiful' by Joe Cocker, you will love it!

[@brianmasinelli9694]

Oh yeah! The live version from Berlin is among the best live performances ever!

[@Drescher1984]

Joe Cocker - You can leave your hat on, Bill Withers - Lean on me. Are some great songs too

[@emilymartinez6961]

"Wonder years" was one of my favorites show also. I like it because the era of the show was in the 60's and I was the same age of the kid on the show. So it was like living that time of my life all over again, l'm in my 60's now 🤟🤪

[@jannaromine5908]

1969..I was 17 hanging out at a poolhall with friends and we Love, love LOVED this song! It always takes me back to those fine nights hearing this on the jukebox, those were happy times!

[@scottmatzeder9162]

This is the greatest blues singer, ever...

[@paulpulverspools1940]

Joe put heart and soul into his works. I was lucky enough to see him live 100 years after this video and he still got into it like this til the end. True passion to the core.

[@margiemcpeak9304]

🎸💯 The one & only Joe Cocker‼🤯🔥 RIP sir. ❤🕊🙏

[@tekay44]

the ultimate hippy band, i love it. grinning from ear to ear.

[@cindyphifer970]

Saw him in concert at an outdoor venue that had a small pavilion (tickets cost more for the pavilion). There was a horrible storm and several people left. He had everyone get under the pavilion and played the whole show. It was great

[@flopsymopsy7088]

It’s magic. The only thing better than listening is to watch his performance at Woodstock. Two regrets in my life: at 19 I could not attend Woodstock-the happy event of my generation; second regret you don’t need to know!

[@johnroberts5637]

This performance was at Woodstock. Four hundred thousand people just had an out-of-body experience.

[@johnroberts5637]

You should do his Woodstock version of "Let's Go Get Stoned."

[@robjay3850]

Fell in love with this song when I was 11 years old.

[@michaelchilcott210]

Brilliant Singer I Love His Music. Saw Him Live Back In The Early 90's Over Here In The UK. Love Both Of Your Reviews Are Something I Look Forward To😊👍

[@musicairplanes4884]

This was the performance of a lifetime. Check out anything he did on the Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour with Leon Russell.

[@jeremyhitchcock9182]

How cool must it have been to be at Woodstock! He was completely torched here. 🤣

[@Tica..77]

Classic moment of rock history. THX’s fire reaction & on point insights! ♥️ yawl

[@hardcorechad]

Wonder Years indeed. Winnie Cooper was my childhood crush.

[@margheritahooi1266]

I was 13 when he took this Beatles classic into the blues stratosphere. 52 years later, I still adore Joe. Every song became his own. Unforgettable.

[@amandajoy8666]

Wonder Years! It was also a huge hit for The Beatles. Although their version is A LOT different. Lol ❤

[@clintdenham9694]

BJ - I had it in my head that you'd say something like "I wonder what year this was filmed in?" to give Asia a hint about the TV series. haha Great reaction and I truly love your channel.

[@donjenkins3861]

This is actually a Beatles cover. 🤔🤔🤗😎

[@harveygalloway3965]

This is a great performance!!! Great reaction!!! Thank you!!!

[@samwisegamgee4659]

The minute Joe opened his mouth a BIG smile came across Asia's face. lol

[@rayj1011]

Ray Charles was an idol of Joe Cocker.

[@rozkendall9719]

Joe Cocker was Ray Charles' favourite vocalist

[@rayj1011]

@@rozkendall9719 mutual admiration

[@EJ-tm1fe]

When I drink, I dance like Joe Cocker... but I NEVER sound like Joe Cocker. Great rxn.

[@redstateforever]

If you get drunk enough, you THINK you sound like him, lol!

[@terrylambert9787]

I love this song by Joe cocker, I love the original footage from Woodstock! anytime anyone brings it up or promotes it or even if I'm scrolling through my phone I'll stop and watch it! you guys did a wonderful job/it was very refreshing watching your little podcast! (The Wonder years!) *How good they were*

[@jamescushing6975]

Understand he was on stage in front of almost a half million people. Great reaction. Keep it up.

[@bsbaker6595]

The Wonder Years... Great show

[@PabloRodriguez-gn1fs]

Im really Glad i came across your channel..i LOVE you guys i LOVE your vibe & your Positivity, from the bottom of my Heart, THANK YOU...PEACE & GOD BLESS

[@jackmcmick7707]

LOL when we were kids, we called him spaz joe...we loved him

[@smokincheese6655]

Joe Cocker sang this at Woodstock I was there and he was trashed like we all were but the music was out of this world great.. You all missed some great times.

[@fredkrissman6527]

Santana's Woodstock performance of Soul Sacrifice is on the same level...

[@debbiemccain5850]

You have to be ready for Joe's moves!! Alot of people think something was wrong with him, but he just said that he let the music move through him!!🎵🎸💜🎶 Please do You Are So Beautiful and You Can Leave Your Hat On!!🎶

[@RLKmedic0315]

Love him or hate him, no one can deny that Joe sang with more passion than any other singer of his generation.

[@debbiemccain5850]

@@RLKmedic0315 yes indeed!!🎶

[@MrDiddyDee]

That's the truth, Joe was just in the moment, he was totally possessed by the music (and maybe some recreational help too). You still see that ridiculous meme spread about him having been born with some physical disability, but before he became a success at music he was gas fitter, you can't do a demanding manual job like that if you can't control your limbs.

[@VANISHTHEWEAK]

Jimmy Page played guitar on the record and Former Paul McCartney's Wings guitarist Jimmy McCulloch who died at 27 years old played lead guitar at Woodstock.

[@tiffsjourney877]

The Wonder Years was one of my favorite shows! Love this song also!!❤💯❤💯❤

[@twinklette123]

He was feeling the music, probably the LSD too

[@scotttrainer9704]

Joe on vocals and air-guitar 🎸

[@dustinboucher8102]

The Ray Charles comparison is 💯 on point. The look you gave each other the moment you both caught it simultaneously ❤️

[@WazigeLogica]

Don't think I ever sat through this performance without crying wether a few single tears or full blown all out whaling cry.. It just reaches in and pulls it out what ever sat there.. And there it goes, washed away by tears.. Filling up and then Freeing up that space inside

[@jebaker6942]

I cant think of the name of it but Joe had a muscular condition accounts for his movements, but yes he put heart and soul into singing

[@happymethehappyone8300]

AN ABSOLUTE MUST HEAR SONG WITH AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE FOR US ALL,, EVERLAST "WHAT IT'S LIKE"

[@teresas8173]

Yes, a fantastic song!

[@mickeymayfield4192]

Peter Frampton does a great job on this song from the movie Sgt pepper's lonely hearts club band with the bee gees as back up

[@briarpatch720]

fun fact - the guitar work on this classic was done by jimmy page (post yardbirds - pre zeppelin) when the yardbirds disbanded page returned to the studio or another session while he toyed with starting his own band. While this song skyrocketed to #1 page was busy recruiting for what would become the greatest band of all time.