Joe Cocker Darling Be Home Soon

[@steveoldfield2607]

Joe Cocker , God had a plan for you and my didn’t you play it well thank you for the songs and memories !

[@101st_AB]

When Joe stood up to sing you knew you were in for something special. Doesn't matter what the song was, he gave his listeners everything he had, every time.

[@sa65cn1]

Beautiful song, i'd forgotten about it, Thanks. And, joe is looking and sounding great.

[@stevenlayer8756]

Simply brilliant rendition! !!

[@michaelhayes3146]

Thank's for everything Joe!

[@Сат44]

You are home mate. Thanks for the music that shaped my earlier years. Cheers Joe.

[@nazzare79]

Superb cover...

[@edschneiderWisdom]

It is one great song! Joe was and is a great singer! And the man has been known to blow the doors off every now and again! The video was fantastic! I have a tendency to forget, that people must be making movies like this all the time! Afterall, it is the Internet, where else would you find such jems if not here?

[@bullseye623]

Yep, I hope my love comes home soon....

[@goldflash61]

A GREAT PERFORMER , SADLY MISSED

[@cheech37]

Yes he was. Saw him open for Tina back in 2000.

[@cheech37]

Yes he was. Saw him open for Tina back in 2000.

[@KristinePowell]

My brothers served in Veitnam war. I dedicate it to them.

[@bobbysflying3369]

Probably best to spell it correctly then.

[@sheryff56]

It was the best time of my life.Flower people,real freedom and music,music,music........I LOVE IT

[@sianprice7210]

You were my youth, happy times, lots of first,my first try love. R.I.P. Joe, I'll miss you but thanks for the memories. Fly free - "You Are So Beautiful To Me".

[@PamelaRoberson-ir5hr]

Miss him so much 😢 ❤

[@stevenlayer8756]

I also think this Joes best song. John Sebastian wrote a truly wonderful piece

[@cleophusjames9568]

une voix unique ! r.i.p.

[@Voyagersguidebook]

Great song, and i love how you put together the images of Joe and the clocks and homes. Very nice.

[@GiniaMarie1]

LOVE Joe Cocker and this song too. Also: She Came in Through the Bathroom Window and many, many more!! Thank you for sharing :) Check out the TTB's (Tedeschi Trucks Band) version of this song, just released on a live album called: Everybody's Talkin' - An excellent version, I think You'll like Susan's singing :) Tedeschi Trucks Band - Darling Be Home Soon - Everybody's Talkin'

[@andrewbaxter2747]

Wonderful

[@MidnightTillSix]

Wow, sick song. Thanks man!

[@niletoo]

completely agree, in fact I stumbled on that and it's sending me around the net in search of other versions. but I love them all, hard to say which, but I keep going back to that one.

[@Usurped]

Love the original but this is lovely too!

[@52missouri]

Heard about Joe´s passing and had to listen to this one ... damn !

[@jlewis12778]

Now thats sweet tune right there, Thanks for the vid

[@trfesok]

Joe did 2 studio versions of this songs. The other one has an organ solo instead of the steel guitar. I have both & the LS original in my Cocker playlist!

[@janicerockwell8417]

Sounds like little church.

[@ronnyrazor6351]

He just has that something !!

[@chriswilliams4393]

SLADE ALIVE Darling Be Home Soon No one does this song better than Noddy Holder and Slade.

[@MidnightTillSix]

You're a woman?! That's crazy! I'm a huge fan of you guys!! lol. I listened to this tune like 10 times in a row the other night. I've always known the Cocker stuff we've all heard on the classic rock stations, growing up. This track is making me get out the shovel and unearth dudemans work. Better late then never. Sooo looking forward. Thank you:)

[@frankc32]

let us not forget that this IS NOT A JOE COCKER song. John Sebastian & the Lovin' Spoonful deserve the credit. Yeah, the same dude who wrote "Welcome Back, Kotter". Cheers! Frankc32

[@SteelyBud]

Joe's Home. :)

[@cheech37]

@coreydaglish Only heard this a few years ago and loved it ever since then.

[@huviretki1]

What a loss... RIP Joe.

[@johnwpenn]

Went to listen to Susan Tedeschi's version and saw Joe covered the same song. Beautiful voice, Joe.

[@seannaesfarnan7010]

RIP, so sad.

[@duncanyourmate2433]

1st thanks cheech37,for post , I dedicate to martom deliaz , its the 'feel' , the pure emotion of lyrics and music ,

[@sheryff56]

Cocker z czasów "dzieci kwiatów był najlepszy

[@ldm20014]

XPLAINS EVERYTHING

[@julieswiss1]

💜 ⭐ 🌹

[@tgmolitor6215]

Great version of John Sebastian's song.

[@semiprecious1265]

Yes this song was written by John Sabastian. Loved the song then... OUT of my Mind about Joe Cocker's version.

[@cheech37]

@natrisnyk Yes, one of his best songs!!

[@cheech37]

@jlewis12778 Sorry for the delay. Your welcome.

[@cheech37]

@pdb1325 Thanks! Your welcome.

[@soapbox187]

the original is pretty darn good as well mate! john sebastian with his band the lovin spoonful :0) one love, M

[@cheech37]

@natrisnyk Thanks, yes i love this song!

[@carmenandthedevil2804]

Bye mate. The late 60's early 70's were a real ride.Hey. Still got the Mad Dogs LP mate.

[@dancindivadees]

Myself still play the M/D and English Men vinyl

[@TheClownfight]

Can anyone tell me about this version? It sounds VERY close to the original studio, but it isn't. The studio track has piano all throughout and strings. It also doesn't sound live. Frankly, his very was never this crisp live. I am wondering if this is either a studio outtake, or the original studio vocal track with a different music mix behind him. I think I like this version better... it's cleaner. Whoah... just got to the end and heard the slide guitar. If this is from the 60s or 70s, there is really only one guy for pedal steel... Jerry Garcia. Just found out Joe died today, so I am soaking in this song over and over. It's his best, by a thousand miles. Thoughts out there?

[@rheredia9931]

Yes - I agree -- don't know which version this is but it's beautiful. RIP Joe - you are a beautiful soul - gone to the rainbow bridge where there is no more pain.

[@davidcohen821]

I believe the pedal steel was probably played by Sneaky Pete Kleinow, who was a major session man for pedal steel throughout the 60s - 70s. He played with Cocker on some albums, and was ubiquitous throughout the period. All props to Jerry, but Sneaky Pete was the major influence on pedal steel players who came after him, like Jerry and Buddy Cage

[@cyberties]

This version was recorded for the 1996 album Organic. The album is kind of a Joe Cocker Unplugged. Better mixes, stripped down, and more, well, "organic" versions of a number of his previous hits.

[@Ragameleff]

sounds like Greg Leisz on pedal steel here

[@cyberties]

Ragameleff It is Greg Leisz, but the album credits show only Dobro. What I hear sure sounds like pedal steel, though.

[@cheech37]

@ldm20014 Yes it does.

[@KimEmerson]

"...it's ok to shoot the moon."

[@trfesok]

What album is this from? I have another version which is based on acoustic piano and has a Hammond organ solo.

[@NadiZF]

Great song, but I prefer the original, The Lovin Spoonful.

[@cheech37]

@MidnightTillSix Your welcome! I'm a woman...lol! :)

[@janicerockwell8417]

Equally yoked ?

[@TheRealForrestGeorge]

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