Joe Cocker - Feelin' Alright Live at Woodstock 1969

Joe Cocker performing Feelin' Alright Live at Woodstock '69.
It wasn't on youtube so I put it here.

[@kieranohara7024]

... THE GREAT R A Y C H A R L E S ONCE CALLED HIM THE B E S T WHITE BLUES SINGER HE HAD EVER HEARD .. REGARDS FROM NORTHERN IRELAND .. GOD BLESS ..

[@sandymartyn5410]

I am no expert but I agree with Ray Charles. Ray's the best dark blues singer and Joe is the best white blues singer. R.P.I. Two greats.

[@marcosgomes7681]

I am a Old man now, I remember when I listen to Joe in the radio always thinking this man is a black guy.

[@jonasroberty994]

Joe and his amazing voice! RIP you will be remembered forever.

[@jeffreyschmoldt7798]

What a kick ass voice Joe had and used it till he left the planet

[@ladyleesutter]

Hope he's still feelin' all right. RIP Joe; you will live forever in our heads and hearts.

[@henrygeertman5741]

Joe sure delivered on his line about "There's too much to do, before I die"; He brought generations of people some really great music, & "Influence". RIP, Joe.

[@jeffreyschmoldt7798]

Joe had a killer voice

[@ThePatriotPoet23]

Just the Sheer Energy he puts into this song is amazing ... I doubt it it will ever be equaled ... RIP ♥

[@rlw11786]

5 years ago we lost Joe. So sad

[@thomashall2986]

Love Joe sings with such feeling

[@Tony-yi8xh]

New comment to remember the man himself. Keep on keeping on people.

[@johnnypowertrip1339]

Comment to keep the fire burning. We love ya Joe!

[@jerryferrell517]

Love you Joe.... RIP.

[@pauldavis044]

Legend

[@passkallTube]

God rest the soul - we love you.

[@baileypooh1]

I saw him in show he played in Montreal a long time ago. The opening was Stevie ray vaung. Rip Joe and Stevie love u both 💖

[@jjasoncotton3192]

Heart rending beauty

[@JST4FRFN]

The Best

[@frankzito1660]

Legend. Period.

[@bonnies4230]

He felt the music and sang what he felt with all of his soul.

[@daviddragavon7555]

Been a life long fan of this song, no matter who performed it: Dave Mason, Traffic, Three Dog Night, Grand Funk Railroad and whoever else. I would listen to Joe do this number anytime!

[@jimfladwood4393]

Thank you for your post.😢 I had forgotten about Dave Mason doing this one.☮️

[@daviddragavon7555]

@jimfladwood4393 not sure, but I think Mason wrote it. 🤔

[@jimfladwood4393]

Nobody sang a tune as HARD as Joe Cocker! NOBODY ☮️👀

[@sarahmatz4858]

This performance was INCREDIBLE!

[@larrybill2661]

Hello Sarah how are you doing hopefully you are doing good??

[@brendaboyer1757]

Love listening to this, Joe was an amazing talent.

[@mikecurtis9485]

And a really nice guy, he even shared a cup of tea with me ❤

[@kbendersk]

one of the best in blues

[@Vanilla_Pat]

I wish this had video.

[@panterpanter9543]

I JUST LOVE HIM AND MISS HIS WONDERFUL LIVE CONCERTS !

[@donnacondoli4535]

So sad no comments for 2 years really. He needs to be remembered every day!!!!!!!!!!!

[@joepeirmont6026]

So where were ya?

[@Tony-yi8xh]

Added a new comment, let’s keep It going.

[@jeffp9090]

Amen that voice !!

[@matt88008]

Incredible, no matter how many times I hear it, it always blows my mind! One of the truly great all-time live performances! RIP Joe, Henry

[@ThisTimeAroundTravelLog]

One of my life's regrets is I never got to see him live. Sure wish I could.

[@jbdignon]

joe smith good call!

[@roseblake5803]

This man cannot be beat by anybody. Nor can The Grease Band. Absolute Perfection.

[@davideddy4836]

Good ole Joe.

[@mariambarella]

is a song written by Dave Mason of the English rock band Traffic from their eponymous 1968 album, Traffic.

[@stevewilie8339]

Love is the answer

[@ronkopp372]

Not a patch on the Mad Dogs & Englishmen version, but happy-making all the same.Was there anybody who ever expressed the pure unrestrained exuberance of rock and roll better than our Joe? Loved the way he moved on stage as much as James Brown - maybe more.

[@roseblake5803]

Ron Kopp. I actually think this is way better without all the mad dog circus. Joe and the Grease Band are straight out rocking it here.

[@davidseals352]

Rock on Joe

[@victorpontbriand5863]

Gonna get drunk and play Joe songs all day RIP

[@SissyD61]

Is it too late to have you pour me up one?

[@billwells2922]

Saw them in Chicago on the tour.

[@burkeofmellowpark3472]

Great music..FLIGHT !

[@henriquevital]

Now I'm sure he's feeling alright....

[@gojobuddy]

thanks for posting, RIP Joe, love the keyboards...

[@mrmensa1096]

Great boards - best ever - bring back the sixties electric organs/boards

[@1970piano]

Chris Stainton on the Wurlitzer electric piano! 👍

[@mimi-422]

Must watch it Live!!!!💯💞👌

[@aneaswar8618]

every time I listen to this, I feel allright

[@pv4669]

An old BASF commercial: We don't make the products you buy, we make them better. Same could for Joe Cocker with songs. Met him and his band at the United "Red Carpet" Club in Denver years ago.

[@sandersguilarte6624]

Que genial este tipo. Amalgamó el ritmo latino de salsa, al rock de manera magistral en esta melodía. Por eso y mucho mas, es y sera uno de mis favoritos por siempre.......

[@haydee4879]

Que hermosa voz no me canso de escuchar ❤hermoso hombre lleno de vitalidad vuelvo a tener 16 años❤❤

[@billwells2922]

Stone The Crow opened, then Mountain, then 18 people on stage and a yellow lab. Went from 8:30 to 1:30 and the reefer smoke was so thick you could cut it with a knife. Best show I've ever seen.

[@francoisebeylie2923]

Oh ! merci beaucoup !

[@ahnhan97]

Feel like his best performances were at woodstock! I love that man though 😁

[@stevewilie8339]

pure counterculture. love is the answer man. my generation is lost in rap trap crap

[@MrRockyasoul]

The Music Lives on Forever

[@mattradford1177]

Rest Easy Henry McCullough

[@pinam2299]

His voice! No one dies it like him!

[@Stahlflug]

RIP Leon Russel..."the great"....

[@paulkelly9896]

Actually I'm not sure Leon was on this one. I think Chris Stainton was Joe's keyboard player at Woodstock and he's still with us thank goodness. But yes, farewell Leon anyway.

[@tunefultonyjohnson4100]

That's quite right, Joe did Woodstock Festival in 1969 with The Grease Band featuring on keyboards Chris Stainton....

[@deeceebabauer2038]

Loved his voice is there actually another singer that sounds like him? Love it gives me goosebumps

[@georgefmartin6777]

Ray Charles

[@gustavoarostegui3116]

J.D Simo.. with a litlle.. search that cover..

[@haydee4879]

Hermosa voz e inconfundible por siempre y el grito para mi es electrizante te amo joe❤❤😊

[@pandorafoxe8064]

cant understand a word but its so great! who cannot love this incoherent man?

[@robertwhite7129]

Joe did not die, an angel told me he was at last years birthday party for Jesus.

[@Lsapar]

thank you baby sweetheart

[@Linda19816]

❤️

[@ANTONIOCARLOSCAPPI]

John Robert Cocker, OBE, (Sheffield, 20 de maio de 1944) é um cantor britânico de Rock influenciado pela soul music no início da carreira. Ele começou sua carreira musical em sua cidade natal na Inglaterra, aos quinze anos de idade. Com o nome artístico de Vance Arnold tocou com The Avengers, depois Big Blues (1963) e então a Grease Band (a partir de 1966). Em 1969 ele foi o astro convidado do programa The Ed Sullivan Show. Seu primeiro grande sucesso foi a antológica canção "With a Little Help from My Friends", uma versão da música dos Beatles gravada com o guitarrista Jimmy Page. No mesmo ano ele apareceu no Festival de Woodstock, com um show consagrador, sobre o qual ele fala no livro Woodstock , do jornalista [Pete Fornatale] : "Tivemos uma reação emocionante quando tocamos With a Little Help from My Friends. Foi como um sentido maravilhoso de comunicação. Era o último número do show, eu lembro, mas senti que finalmente tínhamos nos comunicado com alguém". Coker ainda conseguiu mais alguns hits com "She Came Through the Bathroom Window" (outra versão de uma música dos Beatles), "Cry Me a River" e "Feelin Alright". Em 1970 sua versão ao vivo do sucesso "The Letter" dos Box Tops, lançado na compilação Mad Dogs & Englishmen tornou-se sua primeira canção a entrar no Top Ten americano. Nos shows Cocker exibia uma intensidade física incrível enquanto cantava, e sua presença no palco era frequentemente parodiada por John Belushi (houve até mesmo um dueto improvável quando Joe foi convidado especial do Saturday Night Live.) No começo dos anos 70 ele teve problemas com drogas e álcool que acabaram atrapalhando sua carreira. Ele conseguiu, entretanto, se livrar e retornar nos anos 80, conseguindo grande sucesso até os anos 90 com as canções "Up Where We Belong", "You Are So Beautiful", "When The Night Comes" e "Unchain My Heart", tema da novela brasileira Sassaricando. É conhecido no Brasil por cantar o tema de abertura da série Anos Incríveis, exibido pela TV Cultura, TV Bandeirantes, Multishow e Rede 21, até voltar à TV Cultura. Em 2002 sua regravação da musica Never Tear us apart da banda INXS foi tema de sucesso da novela Coração de Estudante. Em 2007, Joe fez uma participação especial em Across the Universe, longa-metragem musical de Julie Taymor, interpretando a música Come Together, dos Beatles.

[@teresapuppo1388]

mitico

[@MattSomethingOrOther]

nice picture to look at, shame this isnt a video website

[@ar-sithf.austin3744]

yea

[@jeanwelsh6128]

❤❤❤❤❤😢😮😅

[@312postman]

RIP

[@82Gallagher]

That' s not woodstock

[@jojojeep1]

+82Gallagher it's Woodstock my brother

[@NoMoreRatRace4Me]

This just doesn't sound like the 1969 Woodstock recording. The mix is way different. And so is the ambient sound of the crowd

[@gabevachon326]

Call it blasphemy.....but I would like to see Justin Timberlake cover this on a tribute album to Joe.

[@RAY_L_A]

Horrible haircut.

[@philipsanders9192]

Lame!

[@mariettadude]

I’m somewhere front and center!

[@RICHBLACKCOCK]

@mariettadude U were at MAX YASGURS` FARM in`69? My GOD. We`re STILL! waiting for ATLANTIS to appear. Hey, EDGAR CAYCE predicted it would round 1968/69. My buddy Ray was there also. He still has his ticket stubb for the entire weekend.

[@mariettadude]

I recently found a hit of brown acid in some old things I left behind years ago.