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[@jamescutler8055]

You have to watch his live performances to understand where the term He bodied that song comes from. Joe sang with his entire being. At times you would think an alien was going to burst from his chest.

[@veadairavani5692]

Yeah, you have to view his performance of this song at Woodstock. He put his ALL into his singing! Fantastic!!

[@boblozaintherealworld3577]

NOT necessarily....although I've seen him live 4 or 5 times over the years. I have several of his albums, including his last live album (recorded in Cologne Germany) His voice, his back-up bands and singers have always delivered. He knew how to choose them.

[@mybrainhurts1856]

He reminds me of how Janis puts her all into a song. ❤

[@wallyllama2926]

And then we had the blessing of John Belushi imitating him lol

[@subwaygoddess1]

Agreed, he must be seen live!!

[@TheDivayenta]

The Woodstock performance is pure essential Joe. There you will see the power of his voice and performance!❤

[@pilesovinyl]

HAVE TO EXPERIENCE the WOODSTOCK performance.

[@Alice-xy3fi]

@@pilesovinyl Yes! In fact, I was all excited to see your reaction, but after the second note I realized it wasn't the famous Woodstock performance (he's one of those performers, like Chris Stapleton, who you almost always do WAY better choosing the live version) and I stopped watching. I'll come back and watch it after you've reacted to the Woodstock performance, which I'm pretty sure you're going to get hounded into doing by everyone familiar with Joe Cocker, lol. I'm def. coming back to see both, but I'm bummed that your experience will be less that perfect (imno), for having watched this one first...even though I'm betting you'll LOVE it.

[@mightyV444]

Sadly, I'm not able anymore to watch the Woodstock performance without mishearing the lyrics, thanks to a video I'd watched some years ago; "Oh hen, I want a tidal wave", and stuff like that 😅

[@bobhope3716]

The Madison Dogs and Englishman concert is better. Those male back round singers from the Woodstock show kill it for me

[@TheDivayenta]

@@bobhope3716 hey! Give them credit for stepping up to the plate. The NY Thruway was a parking lot for miles with abandoned cars. The backup girls couldn’t get through.

[@davesigmon8144]

As extraordinary as this version is, his performance at Woodstock of this song surpasses it. What Janis Joplin did with Ball and Chain at the Monterey Pop Festival, Joe Cocker did at Woodstock. He's really the male counterpart to Janis.

[@VenusDeMilitant]

Very true!

[@jerryfolena4329]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@joepeach997]

Amen Brother!

[@1966wilky]

His performance of this at Woodstock was phenomenal!

[@rayniecox7683]

As a 69 year old woman, I was 11 in 1965 when the Beatles really hit the US. They changed the way, we as Americans, listen to music. They were so influential and they refused to play to segregated audiences. 😎😎😎😎

[@dagmar.6954]

Joe Cocker was an English singer known for his gritty, bluesy voice & dynamic stage performances that featured expressive body movements. He recorded a few Beatles' songs "With A Little Help From My Friends", "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" & "Something". Other hits were "Up Where We Belong" (a duet with Jennifer Warnes), "Delta Lady", "Darling Be Home Soon", "Cry Me A River", "Feelin' Alright", "The Letter", "You Are So Beautiful" etc.

[@fridaylong2812]

After he sang this, the Beatles said it was all his.

[@terriemartinez9989]

You just jogged a whole bunch of 👂🍬🧠 cells by listing those songs. 😁 I can sing every one of them. Love Lift Us Up was in a Movie. Thank you. I'm going down a Cocker rabbit hole jam. 🕊️🎸❤️🎶🎙️

[@christinepuleo3662]

The beatles version is great. Very different then cocker. You must watch live at Woodstock and his take on Dave Mason's FEELING ALRIGHT and his version of Dylans JUST LIKE A WOMAN

[@TheMarcopix]

at one point, they joked that they'd just give him their songs to sing. @@fridaylong2812

[@terriertz5134]

Joe Cocker is legendary. If you haven't heard about him, you haven't been talking to the right people. You Can Leave Your Hat On is a fun song. You should also watch the Saturday Night Live performance with Joe Cocker & John Belushi. It's epic.

[@wallacem41atgmail]

Also, "Feeling Alright" live on Austin City Limits (2001) along with Chris Stainton (keyboards) and Kenny Aronoff (drums)

[@Blue-rl5dp]

I thought I would die of laughter with that John Belushi skit! Oh my, I still can't even remember that without burying my face in a pillow. 🤪 💜💜

[@loricreel2463]

Yes! “You can leave your hat on”. For sure a blast.

[@adamshinbrot]

You Are So Beautiful with Patti LaBelle at the Apollo.

[@franciet99]

Oh man! I forgot about the SNL skit!

[@jackempson3044]

You're missing it not seeing him perform this live. He's a trip to watch.

[@johnrogan9729]

This a a good performance on record but watching him perform this at Woodstock is ESSENTIAL. It's amazing.

[@pilesovinyl]

It's cool that you're checking this out but I gotta say, THIS IS ONE THAT YOU SIMPLY MUST listen to the live version at Woodstock. It's on a WHOLE OTHER LEVEL. You will freak out, it's way way way better than this studio version. Normally that is not often the case, but this one is one of the greatest live performances you will ever experience by ANYONE. Trust me.

[@djm4457]

You're absolutely right.

[@johnnytoronto1066]

TOTALLY

[@janieclements1940]

Joe Cocker was incredible live. At ZZ Top's First Annual BBQ in Austin Texas Joe Cocker, Santana & ZZ Top were the main headliners after a day of great music. Joe Cocker was drunk & high as a kite (along with a whole lot of the crowd in the stadium). Just as Joe started to walk onto the stage he leaned over the side, puked his guts up, swished his mouth out then walked out and sang his heart out.

[@inmyopinion_3672]

You really need to see him perform to really appreciate him. He's like no one else on stage.

[@SueBrash712]

This arrangement is by the great Leon Russell who he collaborated with- he really found the way to showcase Joe’s amazing vocals. The whole thing was an amazing vibe- toured as “Mad Dogs And Englishmen” with a big onstage entourage that was just sooooo cool

[@cjohnson4342]

This is pure Joe Cocker and Denny Cordell NOT Leon Russell. My God, don't make the man turn in his grave

[@liddybird3608]

Leon Russel is someone else to check out.

[@rafaelorantes7185]

It was this album then Woodstock and then a couple of years later came Mad Dogs & Englishmen, with Leon.

[@123jkjk123]

@@cjohnson4342 And Jimmy Page, who starts things off with a killer guitar riff!

[@SueBrash712]

Here’s another link in a double Beatles rendition from Mad Dogs and Englishmen: Something that segues into WALHFMF. It’s so awesome! kzbin.info/www/bejne/faGYh56hpbh5qbM

[@jraben1065]

You must see Joe's live version of "Little Help From My Friends" at Woodstock 1969. Perhaps the greatest Woodstock performance, Joe's raw blues-rock version of "Little Help" was compared to Janis Joplin's "Ball And Chain" at Monterey Pop 1967. Both Janis and Joe sang like their lives depended on it. Janis sang herself "right out of her shoes", and at Woodstock Joe Cocker sings himself "right out of his cowboy boots!" Amazing performance, one of the all time greatest music videos,.

[@gregcable3250]

Joe is one of the greatest vocalists of all time--no one before or since sounds like him. On this song he had quite a band of friends helping--on guitar it is Jimmy Page (at the beginning of Led Zeppelin, at this time) and Steve Winwood (Spencer Davis Group, Traffic, Blind Faith, great solo career, too).

[@ostrichman]

Jimmy page is on it but not winwood, keyboards and bass are the grease band members, BJ Wilson from procul harum does the drums.

[@AP-gb3eh]

Joe Cocker was a force of nature. I saw him in a small club , he blew our minds I had tears of happiness. Tremendous one of a kind performer ☮️ the Letter- You Are So Beautiful- You can leave the light on-Feeling Alright 😊

[@santanamauricio]

you can leave your hat on🤣

[@franciet99]

So f’n lucky!

[@DaveB-hg7el]

Any list of Joe Cocker's greatest songs has to include songs from the album "Sheffeld Steel". Putting together Joe's voice and Sly Dunbar and Robbie Shakespeare on drums and bass created magic. I feel that it's an under appreciated classic of rock.

[@laurabuer4714]

I forgot how beautiful this song is. Just how it hits you in the chest. Makes you sway, breathe deep and find hope and faith.

[@chitownlee]

You really need to do him doing this song at Woodstock. You will go nuts!

[@jeffstevens4262]

My friend, I can only hope that while we are watching your initial reaction and a picture of Joe on the front cover of one of his albums, you are watching the live version of him actually performing this amazing and iconic song, written originally by The Beatles. His stage performances were incredible and his backing singers were also amazing. God rest his dear soul. 🙋‍♂

[@wpeters4361]

The live version of this...just to see his movements/mannerisms is a treat.

[@bostonvair]

I loved your reaction to this song. Next on the "must" react list: "Feelin' Alright" and "You Are So Beautiful." Also, the 1980s duet with Jennifer Warnes "Up Where We Belong," which was the theme song for the movie "An Officer and a Gentleman." Joe Cocker was really one of a kind.

[@tracyscott2887]

Dude those are NOTHING compared to She Came in Through The Bathroom Window.. you’re just picking songs you heard on top 40

[@sherryheim5504]

Joe Cocker was such a great singer, when Paul McCartney heard Joe Cocker sing this song, he said "The song is yours, now" you do it better than we do. Another fun song by Joe is "You Can Leave Your Hat On" I love that song and I love how he does this song as well. Joe Cocker doesn't have a bad song so you are safe with anything you listen to of his. No musical journey is complete without exploring the Beatles catalog, so yes, you Should. The Beatles version of this song is a completely different song. It is also great but nothing like this one. I think that it is so sad that in losing radio as our primary source of music, so many of these great performers and songwriters have been forgotten. It is a shame really but the way music is delivered today, you really don't hear much more than what is trending unless you already know what you are searching for.

[@terri2494]

I’ve been so encouraged by these reaction videos. It’s fun to see a younger generation begin to discover some of the amazing artists and songs that I grew up with. I didn’t really appreciate how great the music was overall at the time because the standard was so high it just seemed normal. I feel bad for younger people who don’t even realize what they’re missing. I’m glad many of these reactors are eager to listen and learn and share their journey with their viewers. Plus, it’s great to hear songs that I haven’t heard or even thought about in decades, and to learn more about the music and artists. I have the luxury of reading comments from others who have done the research or knew more than I did as a kid when these songs were first released. And I can play just about any song whenever I want, as many times as I want, instead of waiting for it to play on the radio. With the lyrics on screen, so I can find out what they were really singing.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Joe was the center piece of the Mad Dogs & Englishmen tour of the U.S. in 1970 which was probably the pinnacle of rock & roll excess. It was epic. They even made documentary about that tour. Back in the day. 🙂

[@JaneHarper-td4ds]

I had the privilege of seeing that concert live. So good.

[@ThistleAndSea]

@@JaneHarper-td4ds Fantastic!! 😀

[@revaflowers3115]

Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warren's duet of 'Up Where We Belong' garnered the pair a grammy for best vocals for a duet and the song writers an award for best song.That song is on the list as Best Song Of The Century also.Just for a heads up,the Beatles drummer sings this sing.Ringo Starr would sing very rarely on the Beatles albums.For the Beatles this was a pop song.The Beatles didn't make a version of this song.They made the song and everything after it was a version.That said,Joe's version is the best, imo.

[@sharonpeterslehman7717]

This is another song you need to listen to

[@Worldagenda24]

None of today's sounds gives you the chills like the 60s songs! Pure timeless gold. 🧡💛💜

[@flutesong5527]

Before I even start your reaction, I am so excited he is The Man. Saw him live many times and people would surround the buildings just to hear momentary snatches when a door opened. Beatles are the most influential rock band of all time and continue to be that, so get into them is a good idea. Watch this from his Woodstock performance, it'll change your life. The main reason I have become hooked on reactions, as an old woman btw, is because I see you expanding, growing and understanding the modern history of the world. It's all there in the music. The colors it adds to your life are incalculable.

[@maggieshevelew7579]

There were SO MANY incredible artists that came out of that era of rock. The talent was jaw dropping. So, even some of the greatest singers, like Joe Cocker, can get lost in the shuffle when looking back. Music from the late ‘60’s, early ‘70’s, is a deep, DEEP rabbit hole that will just keep surprising you the deeper you go. I was so lucky to have experienced it as it was happening. Love to see your excitement as you discover the brilliance of that time.

[@michaelrawling9085]

When Paul McCartney heard Joe do this song, he said, "John and I wrote it, Joe Cocker owns it".

[@sylvialee1079]

Most of the comments are saying you should watch Joe perform live, I would agree. But your choice of audio first before a live performance was the right one. His movements on stage pretty much distract your concentration on the music so I'm glad you were able to really focus in on his talented vocals first! Great reaction, can't wait for more! 🦋

[@757optim]

I weep for the artists we have lost. So blessed to have lived those years. RIP Joe. (Yes on watching the Woodstock performance. The backup singers are missing, but Joe is epic.)

[@CindyDelessio-ny2sq]

You can't just listen to Joe, you need to watch Joe. His performance is breathtaking.

[@shannaobrien5454]

Yes, we heard ALL those notes. His style of performance and singing somewhat like James Brown. Ray Charles, yes. Others here mention it, you really, really need to see him in one of his live performances and more of the songs he did. And yes, you must check out the Beatles. They started a whole new wave of rock and roll in the mid 60s, along with the Rolling Stones and many others. The British music revolution. Each member of that group are singers, songwriters, musicians in their own right. They evolved over time, exploring different sounds and genres. You have a lot of exploring with them alone. Most musicians over the last 50-60 years praise them.

[@margaretflounders8510]

Mick Jagger Stones STILL rocking it at 80 yrs.old!..

[@boblozaintherealworld3577]

Somehow I knew you would dig this, MMB. A Beatles' song, of course, but Joe shredded almost every time. Sorry no one told you about him before. And YES, this crazy Brit was born to the blues. Amazing it was to see him live, but his recorded albums are equally cool. Thank you. Keep on listening.

[@rayniecox7683]

The Beatles version of this song is very sweet. Joe made it his own and it was never a question after that whose song it was. 😎😎😎😎

[@thomasfreeman2088]

Joe sang with his whole being and soul... he left everything out on the stage...

[@lancerx1759]

Gotta check out the Woodstock performance version to fully appreciate its pretty amazing to witness

[@sharonpate5481]

I remember thinking that he was really really feeling the music in his Woodstock performance! A lot more bluesy than the Beatles. I was in high school during the late 60’s and I heard all the Beatles songs. I loved them and their innovative songs but they were more pop music at first, light hearted dance songs we could sing along with. 👵🏼💜☮️. I love your reactions young man, gave this old hippie girl a smile and some awesome memories 💋

[@deniseriley6622]

" You're So Beautiful " " You Can Leave Your Hat On " " Up Were We Belong " all so great by him. Yes Sir , the Beatles are a must. Love your reactions ❤

[@danapierson7207]

Joe Cocker is such an amazing singer, my sister got me started listening to him back in the mid 70s. Loved him ever since!

[@jefferytheis4157]

I'm joining the chorus here brother - please watch him sing this live at Woodstock! I only have about 40 years in of loving that performance, will be fun to share with you

[@jannaromine5908]

The "Unchain My Heart " live performance at the bar is amazing!!

[@pgrigg]

I love your reaction to Joe! He was absolutely amazing. The music streamed so fully through his body that the first time I saw him, I thought he was having a seizure. Comedian John Belushi did a spoof of his mannerisms on Saturday Night Live. But it was all in honor how wonderful how Joe channeled music so wonderfully : )

[@l-bird]

I was seriously heart broken when he passed away. Rip Joe. A beautiful song by him is "You Are So Beautiful"

[@williamharris7357]

Always listen to the live version so you can get a grasp of what they looked like while performing, it adds to the Rock experience

[@AmandaLuckett]

Listening to Joe Cocker is an experience but WATCHING Joe Cocker sing is altogether another!!!!!

[@nancymjohnson]

Love Joe Cocker! RIP Joe. I cried when he died. Feelin Alright is great too

[@susanengland3919]

Another one he does that's one of my favorites is "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window". Crazy title, fun song. He's been around long enough that he was already a legend when he performed at Woodstock.

[@examiner71]

You really should’ve seen the live version. It’s an experience in itself. Great showman.

[@keymack2477]

Great reaction to the great Joe Cocker, RIP. But as to your question about reacting to The Beatles? Hell, yes!!!

[@edwardcrews2952]

Legend. Rest In Peace Joe. Thank you for your gift of music

[@markwilliams5606]

To much to Explore in Woodstock Legendary ✌️🪴🐴. Rest in Peace Randy, Joe 🙏

[@mandysmith1756]

The Woodstock performance is legendary. The Beatles version is a cute song but Joe Cocker transformed it into a classic. I always loved his version of Delta Lady. You should react to some Steve Winwood - another great English vocalist. Try If You See A Chance, or Higher Love, or Can't Find My Way Back Home.

[@stevedailey2029]

Many years ago I went to a tiny local bar here on the UWS of Manhattan named Mikel’s. It was a bar mainly frequented by musicians and the band STUFF, made up of the legendary studio players , Cornell Dupree , Richard Tee, Gordon Edwards, and Steve Gadd were playing . ( the capacity of the club was between 99 and 199. ) Lo and behold, Joe Cocker sort of stumbled up to the stage and started to sing this song . I’m not sure if he knew it when he started to sing but Stevie Wonders backup singers were having drinks there and they started belting the backup vocals from their table . The lights were shining in Joe’s eyes so he had a difficult time figuring out where this chorus of angels was coming from. He put his hand on this forehead to block the glare from the stage lights and he saw his angels. It was one of the many legendary nights at Mikell’s

[@suecook1326]

His movements during a live performance are amazing. He looks spastic but if you watch closely, you'll see he's following every note played on every instrument. Even in his later years, he remained an outstanding performer! This song has perfect collaboration and Joe does an amazing job with it. It needs to go on your Joe Cocker list! "You Can Leave Your Hat On" performed live in 1992, from the movie 9 1/2 Weeks . kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXW1Y5mOpK2Xh9k&pp=ygUkeW91IGNhbiBsZWF2ZSB5b3VyIGhhdCBvbiBqb2UgY29ja2Vy

[@markelam3242]

I'm 67 and grew up listening to Joe. He was awesome. He played with all his heart ❤️

[@williamwarlick3497]

Joe was superb! At Woodstock the fabulous ladies got caught in a traffic jam, and didn't make it on time. The band members tried their best to cover the backing vocals. They tried! Joe was incredible.

[@scottwilson7835]

As you can imagine after learning of Joe, he inspired many performers over the years.

[@benjamineferko1657]

He sings from his Soul. Every fiber of his being.

[@dennish3032]

Watching him do this song live at woodstock is his true beginning and your best view of the man. And on stage he looks like he's spazzing out with some kind of full body muscle damage , but thats just his way of singing.

[@JoanN63]

Joe Cocker is really a childhood sentiment for me. My sister-in-law at the time was especially a big fan of his. I liked certain songs of his, such as this song, which I have listened to quite a few times. With his voice with a raw edge, he had something special. Seeing him perform also had something

[@76mhassell]

It makes me beam with pride knowing that I grew up in the best musical era ever, and at 65 it brings me great joy to watch young folks like you react to what I’ve known for decades. Keep it up and keep bringing us oldsters smiles, young fella 👍👍

[@LaptopLarry330]

When Joe Cocker and his band arrived at Woodstock for their set, the female backup singers were caught up in the massive traffic jam on the way there, and couldn’t show up for the performance. The band members had to sing the backup singers’ parts in falsetto for this song at Woodstock. It turned out OK. Another song/music video by Joe Cocker (with Jennifer Warnes) that you will want to react to, is for the 1982 song, “Up Where We Belong”, which was part of the soundtrack album for the 1982 film, “An Officer And A Gentleman”, which starred Richard Gere and Debra Winger, and has a feature role by Louis Gossett, Jr..

[@LoisChisholm]

Joe Cocker just kicked the door open. You have so much to enjoy of his music. Welcome to a whole new world.

[@edwardrutledge2765]

Joe had a stage presence unlike any vocalist, at once spastic, uncontrolled , yet always appropriate for the song, which he delivered with raspy voiced excellence.

[@luigipasquale3938]

The Beatles may have wrote this.. but Joe owns it..

[@saxmusicmail]

I can't tell you how much I enjoyed watching Joe Cocker make your head explode just now! Your world has just been rocked! Your reality has been altered. Hahahaha....

[@stevewalsh4850]

Woodstock live performance is an absolute must see

[@peterdavidson3890]

I’m a fan/friend of Joe and always looked forward to Friday nights when he mainly sang at 2 pubs with his backing group called “The Grease Band”. One pub was the Markham Arms and the other was the Barrow Hill club where he sang mainly Motown covers, both pubs are near to the Chesterfield area (U.K.) Unfortunately Joe is no longer with us R.I.P. mate, I’ll never get that pint you still owe me for changing a wheel on your old clapped out banger while he was singing upstairs at the “Barrow Hill” pub.

[@SIXX2772]

Dive into the Beatles starting with FOOL ON THE HILL! Modern prophets are our musicians!

[@pamelakilponen3682]

I was lucky enough to usher one of his concerts, he came to thank us before the show. It was pretty cool!

[@remohio]

Feelin' Alright is a great one....do live whenever possible with him.

[@sean_b_drummer]

The Beatles' "rabbit hole" is so huge you could drive a semi truck thru it! 🤩

[@erictheded]

+1 recommendation for Joe's Woodstock concert. Also, John Belushi used to do a hilarious but super accurate Joe Cocker impression. Maybe check that out after you see a live performance from Joe.

[@margaretflounders8510]

First off..Thank ALL our Black brothers and sisters for giving us the Blues!....We in the UK, took so many wonderful singers from your troubles, and enriched our own music..You'll be playing this often, and Woodstock was blown away by Joe..RIP.

[@74artgrrl]

“I don’t even want to look at y’all” …I know honey, it’s ok, I understand friend. “Did you hear the blues in that?” … yes, I did and it’s ok. It’s amazing. See him performing this live at Woodstock. It’s incredible. He might have been autistic, I’m not certain. But please check out his live performance.

[@wayneholly805]

G'day...Great reaction, had the pleasure of seeing Joe live when he toured Australia back in 72'..definitely do the live Woodstock. Enjoy the journey. 💚✌️❤️

[@Pahdopony]

Yes, you should react to the Beatles. Your musical journey will not be complete without knowing them. I would suggest starting with their early years and moving on through time to see how they progressed. Since you like to do research before reacting you will see that there was nothing like the Beatles when they burst onto the scene. They took the world by storm and influenced music and culture so intensely that we would literally be living in a different world right now had they not existed. I would even suggest watching a Beatles documentary before reacting so you will understand what a huge influence they were on modern music and the historical context in which they existed. Tumultuous times and societal upheaval and change. Civil Rights, Hippies, Viet Nam war, young people speaking out and so much more. America had never seen anything like it up until that point. You also should hear Bob Dylan’s song The Times They Are A-Changin' to also understand the historical significance of the time. It’s one thing to listen to good music from the 1960's-1970's but IMO it’s also important to know where and how that music came about.

[@countygraybeal6901]

It does my heart good to see younger people discover my generations music. I had the privilege of seeing him in concert. He spazed out, and I lost my mind!! Check out. She came in through the bathroom window!!

[@mirellamatotek4294]

How could you not know the legendary Joe Cocker. This is making me feel so old. Mad Dogs and English men, Leon Russell brilliant song writer. Miss those days. 😢 Joe was a plumber and gas fitter and his body movements had their genesis from his days of fitting pipes. ❤

[@mckuhenp]

Joe Cocker also covered She came in thru the bathroom window by the Beatles

[@faysalkus1083]

I love that the music I grew up with have become multi generational. I still own Joe Cocker on vinyl. Love so many of his songs. So much energy in all his concerts.

[@richardpedrazine731]

You absolutely need to watch Joe live to see his performance

[@jimcathcart5116]

You need to watch a live video of Joe singing to see all his gyrations while singing

[@RCullis47]

Joe Cocker music was my church when I was growing up.

[@marilynbrockington8213]

I love Joe Cocker since 1970 when I was 18. You'll love all his music. The Letter, etc. etc.

[@quantumlove-m7t]

He's GREAT. Thank you for playing that. I love you too.

[@kalayne6713]

I had the enjoyment of being at his last Sydney, Australia performance. He spent two hours on stage, with a two minute water break. Unique in every way. So many brilliant songs, Into the Mystic is my choice for my funeral, hopefully not soon.Miss you so, Joe. You gave everything to the music. Thank you.RIP.

[@jimo7593]

Omg, you have to see him live. And then imagine if you can, that same passion for every song. I don't know how he did it, but damn he was great live.

[@maureenwagg5305]

Joe's backup singers are all that. All that and more. Kick ass ladies and man they were the call to his answer in that song.

[@chuckriley3711]

You get it. As an old dude, I had the fortune to witness Joe Cocker live on 3 occasions, worth it every time.

[@chuckriley3711]

To get a better version of this song see his Woodstock performance.

[@mareenorth8790]

My husband and I chose Joe’s “You Are So Beautiful To Me” for our wedding dance. He was and always be a legend.

[@alg4075]

He was one of the few performers who were at BOTH Woodstocks. He was the opening act for the 25th anniversary of Woodstock. I was 2 y/o at the first one. The 2nd one was just like the 1st one. 3 days of rain filled mud slides, sex, drugs, & rock-n-roll. Tents as far as the eyes could see, 300,000+ ppl strong. It was awesome!

[@gerryweed7697]

Joe same song live to Woodstock 1969 is very good . 😎👍

[@sabredesatanas518]

Got to see him in concert back in the 70's!

[@wearethelandrovers9014]

He was known as "Joe Cocker, the rotating rocker." You have to see him perform to understand why. When he sang, he literally rotated in place while singing.

[@garmit61]

Yes, you definitely have to check out the Beatles. They wrote songs for every eventuality. They invented pop music as we know it today. Anyone wanting to start it writing music needs to check them out. Songs like Nowhere Man, Hide Your Love Away, Girl, Paperback Writer, Tomorrow Never Sleeps and Help demonstrate their variety and songsmithery. No 1 Band/Song Writers of all time. The sum of the parts far exceeded the individuals. Joe Cockers rendition of the Ringo Star song , Get By With A Little Help From My Friends eclipses the original. The video of his Woodstock performance of this is fabulous. Glad you have heard this. It would be a sad thing to never have done so.

[@starseeker2088]

GO JOE yes listen to she came through the bathroom window WONDERFUL I have over 100 years of music playing in my head I was So lucky to have a dancing music loving family

[@davidtullis2810]

You're going to be even more blown away once you watch him perform

[@timothyburns815]

I got to see one of his last concerts and he hit that note. No one expected the performance that he gave that evening...riveting.

[@bondriley2694]

I bought this same album and fell in love with him from then. He was one of my favorite alltime singers.

[@joannaray5846]

You into MY era now! Loved all the singers of Woodstock. Dive deep into them. You won't be disappointed. Peace!

[@cindiherriott3259]

We’re excited for you! Oh you absolutely positively should get into the Beatles and watch how they evolved. Yeah, we had the best music ever!