Joe Cocker - Feelin' Alright (LIVE in Berlin) HD

Across From Midnight Tour
Germany, Berlin, Waldbuhne
3 September 1997
Composer : Dave Mason
This song is Traffic cover
The Band :
Keyboards & Harmonica - Ken Stange
Keyboards & Guitar - Mark Alexander
Bass - Warren McRae
Drums - Jack Bruno
Saxophone,Keyboards & Vocals - Steve Grove
Guitar & Vocals - Gene Black
Vocals - Stacey Campbell
Vocals - Maxine Sharpe
Lyrics :
Good evening,Berlin! (2nd song of the concert,as it often happens)
Seems I got to have a change of scene
Cause every night I have the strangest dream
Imprisoned by the way,it could've been
Left here on my own or so it seems
I've got to leave before I start to scream
But someone's locked the door and took the key
Feelin' alright, (uh oh)
I'm not feelin' good myself enough, (uh oh)
Feelin' alright, (uh oh)
Alright,Feelin' alright,
I'm Not feelin' good myself,baby, (uh oh)
Boy you sure took me for one big ride
And even now I sit and I wonder why
And when I think of you I stop myself from cryin'
I Just can't waste my time I must get by
I got to stop belivin' in all your lies
Because there's too much to do before I die
Feelin' alright, (uh oh)
I'm not feelin' good myself enough, (uh oh)
Oh no, Feelin' alright, (uh oh)
Feelin' alright,
I'm not feelin' good myself,baby, (uh oh)
PIANO SOLO
INTRO PART
(Feelin' alright) Don't you get too lost in all I say
Yeah, but at the time you know I really felt that way
I said that was then and now you know it's today
I can't escape I guess I'm here to stay
Until someone comes along and take my place
With a different name and a different face
CHORUS x 3 with ad libs then fade.

[@mjbucar]

FANTASTIC !!!! May we ALL remember him so well !!!!

[@lynnzick4317]

Smokin’! The whole group is kickin’ it here. I haven’t seen much of Joe, but from what I’ve seen this is him at his best. Keyboardist, drummer...& those ladies...spot on!

[@steviepierce3392]

Joe cocker was awesome. One of best songs

[@rolfstellmacher747]

Sag him 64 times on stage. Miss you Joe! 😢

[@albinahajd4451]

Thank you very much for this performance......perfect

[@SweetbriarRE]

He can really, really "bring it" . He puts it all "out there" when he sings. Excellent back up band, too

[@brian6140]

Easy on the quotations, eh?

[@thurso1968]

We love you Joe and thank you for leaving priceless quality music and recorded performances for us to enjoy. You are legendary and will always be missed... "The lad from Shefield" - Bless your heart.

[@joelosminski4525]

So awesome

[@ВераПроценко-ъ7к]

Слушаю, слушаю бесконечно! И никогда не надоедает, наоборот -- балдею от каждой песни!!!!!!!

[@jaco7675]

Yes, just yes! KB man definitely had the feel!

[@cromerbeach]

Saw him couple of years before he passed and he was great .RIP Joe honoured to have seen you

[@captaincool1979]

Happy 68th birthday, Joe Cocker!

[@leeburke7812]

The bass player was killing it the whole song but 2:18 was epic.

[@aprilmcdonald1063]

You never lied you just omitted The truth…..I know u don’t lie but we are stubborn easily hurtled people and so we have this sad story I’ll see u again I know Karma ❤

[@wallybass6716]

This song has been, if not my favorite, at least one of my favorites, since it's release more that 50 years ago, in 1969. Everyone talks the about the amazing performances of the song, but I am inclined to think also in terms of it's composition. Specifically, the the piano "riff" (definition: "a short repeated phrase in popular music and jazz, typically used as an introduction or refrain in a song.") The importance of this riff has, I think, been more and more recognized by Joe as key to the song's success, and what I find particularly interesting is that the more recent performances, such as this one, repeat that piano riff not only in the introduction to the song, but also repeat it multiple times at the ending of the song -- that is, as "the thing for the listener is to be 'left with' after the song ends." That riff seems to be the work of Artie Butler -- search "Artie Butler Feelin Alright" if you are interested in that history.

[@lachezarmoshelov9314]

целият концерт е разкошен,все още си го пускам.thats great ! amasing ! forevergreen !

[@ВераПроценко-ъ7к]

Мистер Джо Кокер обладал невероятной энергетикой и магнетизмом!!!!!

[@hohum488]

3 September 1997 - Just click on Show more. The information is in the above description. Joe Cocker is so amazingly great!!!

[@allanmobley9895]

this guy is still awesome..lol

[@Capekid222]

3:46, man that skreetch....mmm.mmmm.mmmmm!

[@dianaheaberlin5422]

This is so awesome. Thanks!

[@albinahajd4451]

get up and dance, against the Coronavirus

[@carlgoodrum9505]

So wish i saw this man in real life.

[@charlotte946]

he really was amazing on stage, saw him twice

[@carlgoodrum9505]

Lucky girl.

[@HakaCity]

Awesome tune.Thanks for the sharing. I uploaded

[@djbeckett]

HEY! At the beginning of the song when he sings the first "stangest dream" verse his jacket is missng. The next video frame it's back on!! That is strange.....

[@lynnzick4317]

Replying 7 yrs later! At the beginning, on-off, back on until 3 seconds left, rear view. At a point in the middle, he went to voice some lyric, that wasn’t heard...

[@antoniomercado6174]

to me, probably there where two nigth shows and they edit the video....

[@Mrblindjj]

Piano player looks like the NBA player Jason Kidd. LOL

[@Capekid222]

Wow, good eye, didn't catch that till you pointed it out. Film theory major??

[@testedtruths6978]

Definately not near as good with only one ear. /testing one two

[@ivakolda2757]

Eric clapton motherless child

[@pjbikerful]

Jack Bruno on drums.