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[@Isleofskye]

I like you guys but you SHOULD have been directed to his legendary performance in front of 500,000 at The Woodstock Festival on KZbin. THEN you would have heard AND seen the real emotion of England's Joe Cocker😀

[@Idefixu]

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[@TheDivayenta]

My favorite version of this is his performance at Woodstock. Beatles did this and Joe took it to church. But the background singers didn’t make it due to the huge crowds. This version sounds great with the girls!!!!!! This song was the theme of the original “ The Wonder Years”.

[@bert0522]

The Beatles wrote this. Jim

[@mikemiller3069]

Joe also covered the Beatles' song, "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" and it's fire too. 🔥

[@donjenkins3861]

A lot of people thought Joe was a spastic, but he just feels the music. Try watching this same song when he performed it at The Woodstock Festival in 1969. Amazing. He has a whole lot more songs you should check out. 🤗🤔😎

[@Isleofskye]

My Englisch is not so good. What is Spasyic,please?

[@petejones879]

That's definitely the best version

[@petejones879]

@@Isleofskye basically a person with physical disabilities

[@Isleofskye]

@@petejones879 Thank You

[@deannacrownover3]

@@Isleofskye a person who has involuntary muscle spasms and contortive motions. Spastic is what it would have been called back in the day, I'm pretty sure that's what it's called now too.

[@gregcable3250]

One of the best voices ever. Watch him live at Woodstock 1969--awesome.

[@tonybennett4159]

Cocker worked with the great Leon Russell, who helped Joe achieve amazing things with songs like "The Letter", "Delta Lady", "Hitchcock Railway" and many others.

[@MaceGill]

Double down on these suggestions!

[@karenlkvm]

Best cover of a Beatles song ever!

[@andreblige5758]

EWF'S remake of Got To Get You Into My Life takes that 👑 imo

[@Gary-zq9dr]

One of the few covers of a Beatles song that is better than how the Beatles did it, IMO

[@michaelgarza9140]

you know it from the Beatles. Sung by drummer Ringo Starr originally

[@Isleofskye]

I thought Mr.Billy Shears sang it?

[@jamespenny9482]

@@Isleofskye Haha!

[@Isleofskye]

@@jamespenny9482 Hi,My Friend. Funnily enough , I knew someone with your name around 17 years ago !

[@petejones879]

I love Joe cocker.. He had an amazing voice.. You should have chosen the live version. From the Woodstock festival .

[@robertlear2735]

I saw Joe Cocker in concert in 1969. I didn't know who he was at the time because then he was a new artist. Nevertheless, he blew my mind. He really touches your soul.

[@KC-gy5xw]

Sooo, jealous of you

[@pugowner1347]

Joe left us 3 days before Christmas in 2014. His show was off the charts!! I had the privilege of seeing him twice in the '70S. Rest in Peace, Joe.

[@patsstuffclark9522]

Now, you need to watch Joe sing this at Woodstock. Then, watch John Belushi imitate Joe on Saturday Night Live.

[@jonnno243]

I remember in 1969 , at the Isle Of Wight Festival, when this fantastic song had just been released, and was played over the loudspeakers , the air filled with the scent of cannabis . And it has been giving me chills ever since.

[@Mr17051963]

Arriving with the amazing Joe Cocker, right on time, guys!!!!! ♥️🍀✌️

[@TommiBrem]

This song, sung by Joe, is one of the greatest songs of all time.

[@mcee8634]

You both come across very gentle and friendly. A joy to see. Enjoy the reactions. Thank you.

[@alanconrad8490]

this is but one of 3 great live versions of this great song.....amazing Joe's power and passion

[@daveloboda1769]

What a voice, what a performer. Joe was up there with the best.

[@brucevaudrien3373]

feeling alright is one of my favorite joe cocker songs.

[@davidmazon7516]

Back of the day, everybody thought he had cerebral palsy or something. The way he gyrates with the music. It kind of calmed down as he aged but he still had that gyrating.

[@jtpgog3533]

rita coolidge was one of the backing singers when he got a group of i think about 40 peple last minite to do a 48 venue tour need to google lol

[@edwardrutledge2765]

He had one of the most unique and talented stage presence of all times. He was one in a million.

[@yohannbiimu]

IMHO, this is the best Beatles cover ever made.

[@kevinlowe4953]

Joe Cocker's voice just leaves you.... spellbound... it's so INCREDIBLE.... so badass... just...wow

[@Isleofskye]

I like you guys but you SHOULD have been directed to his legendary performance in front of 500,000 at The Woodstock Festival on KZbin. THEN you would have heard AND seen the real emotion of England's Joe Cocker😀

[@scottsager440]

They didn't get hype back in the day. They'd watch in what they perceived as a respectful manner, then applauded at the end...

[@jonahpedersen5429]

Such a great performance. Joe Cocker at his peak and those top notch backup vocals. Classic.

[@garyd6421]

i saw him in Palma de Mallorca In 2007 at a Bullring. There was still blood in the sand from an earlier Bullfight and I was right up at the front. And when he done this It blew my socks off. R.I.P Joe

[@gggggg-in3kq]

the version to watch is live at Woodstock

[@billshine401]

Love your appreciation of an unusual but great song!

[@Brandi6666]

This is a beatle song 🤘❤️

[@Hawk-ODA212]

Great reaction. For a more recent Joe Cocker performance, check out his version of "You Are So Beautiful" (Nearly Unplugged. Additionally, his "You Can Leave Your Hat On" and "Unchain My Heart" are phenomenal. We lost Joe Cocker a few years ago. But what a talent he was.

[@raenellefisher8514]

Always, always watch Joe Cocker live. I recommend you do his "You Are So Beautiful" next.

[@amb6899]

🔥🔥 FIRE!!! I'm listening to music since 1958 definitely the late 60s with great boss music like this was my favorite time. Incredible performance. Too bad I wasnt able to attend Woodstock to see him live and many other great artists

[@827dusty]

Joe Cocker is a British born artist. He has so much soul in that voice God Blessed him with. I believe he grew up in Devonshire England. What a talent. Joe passed away a few years ago. He was in his mid 70s. Please react to his song from the early 70s, "Delta Lady." God Bless

[@nicksykes4575]

Joe grew up in the steel town of Sheffield, other end of the country from Devon.

[@protonneutron9046]

He did a great rendition of this at Woodstock '69

[@gregcarlson6342]

Don't know for sure, but I think this might be a voice overdub from another concert where you actually see the backup singers. Could be the one with Leon Russel and the Mad Dog and Englishman tour ???

[@Mike-hd6pn]

Not sure on the date of this performance but Joe was probably in his mid to late 20s. This is the studio version played over a live performance. He was 25 when he did the studio recording. It's so close you can tell he had this down. Same amazing, soulful performance. He does another video version at Woodstock in '69 but the girls couldn't get there so the band had to use falsettos. His writhing to the music and instruments is captivating and honest. You can't take your eyes off him.

[@hidden4est]

My first seeing this video... it's usually Woodstock. Thanks....

[@sst3d]

Great reaction…I’ll recommend the same song Live…at Woodstock

[@donjenkins3861]

Try the original by The Beatles. I think Joe made this His song. He did another Beatles song called "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" another great cover. Check it out. Love you Two. 🤗🤔😎

[@johnfaram4684]

legendary english artist

[@alanFconrad]

The AMAZING Joe

[@johnroberts5637]

Not sure who made this video, but the music in it is the actual studio version of the song that appears on his debut album. What that means is it not only features Joe's voice, but the talents of Jimmy Page on guitar (Pre- Led Zeppelin) as well as Steve Winwood on keyboards. Two more names you will encounter on your musical journey. Have fun!

[@thomastimlin1724]

This was a Beatles song on the famous Sgt Peppers album from 1967, written for and sung by their drummer Ringo Starr. It was different than this, a straight 4 beat shuffle. Joe turned is song into 3 beat waltz and turned upside down on it's head into something iconic. You are correct about the ladies....One thing about this performance that make sit better than the Woodstock performance are the female back up singers. At Woodstock 1969 they didn't have them, and the guys in the band tried to fill in with silly falsetto voices...everyone was so high they didn't care, but it was silly sounding

[@tannonwraith4692]

This song was originally written and performed by the Beatles and Paul McCartney was quoted as saying "although the Beatles wrote and performed the song and made it popular, Joe Cocker made it an Anthem". And here is, what I believe is a much better performance of the same song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGfWoZ94bMaWjsU

[@jamespenny9482]

This is great! Please check out the original version by the Beatles, it's very different, but just as great. Listen to the 1st track on the album, Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (SPLHCB), and the lead in to this song which is the 2nd, it flows great. Pay special attention to Paul's bass, it's magic. As a bonus, check out the reprise of SPLHCB on side 2 and the lead in to A Day in the Life. Those are the 4 best tracks on the Album (imo) that is widely considered one of the greatest albums of all time.

[@antoinetteleonard580]

Please check out You are so beautiful by Joe Cocker it's a masterpiece.💓

[@TheDivayenta]

Written by fifth Beatle, Billy Preston.

[@andrewmatthews1083]

'You Can Leave Your Hat On' is a great choice by Joe Cocker

[@Isleofskye]

Delta Lady, The Letter and Unchain My Heart..

[@billshine401]

Great choice. The song is a cover version of a Beatles song but with a very different arrangement.

[@Marta_Lledo_Video_Channel]

joe Cocker took many hit songs and somehow made them better when he did his cover version. Help from my friends was just one example of many. It is a terrible travesty and injustice that Joe Cocker was never inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@glennb2227]

Need to do the live version from Woodstock! It's the best!

[@kriashun]

Yes!! Please listen to him at WOODSTOCK!!!

[@melbeasley9762]

Watch the Woodstock version.

[@rveino2978]

Hey guys have you checked out the Beastie Boy’s check out right right now now ,root down , Professor booty.peace

[@johnnyenglish5976]

From my home town Sheffield

[@Isleofskye]

Are you allowed to like Wednesday and United?

[@danielbell9167]

R.I.P. Joe.. We miss you..

[@robertasirgutz8800]

Check out "The Letter".

[@dustinsamson4879]

Patti Labelle and joe Coker do a duet of you are so beautiful. Joe was a big Patti fan

[@huebdoo]

a Beatles song that is no longer associated with the Beatles ... much like Johnny Cash took "Hurt" from NIN

[@Isleofskye]

Yes,it happens. Kennington Hotspurs became Andy Bradbury's after Hohn Underwood left..

[@davisworth5114]

Great reaction, please react to a real version of this, Live at The Metropol, and the Woodstock performance, this is lip-synched, and they cut out the fantastic ending. Please react to "Fooled Around and Fell in Love", Elvin Bishop live on Midnight Special.

[@Isleofskye]

Or as my local South East London Group sang in 1982.....F F F Fooled Around and FFFFell In Love...

[@suecook1326]

This is my first visit to your channel. Got to see 2 favorites I grew up with, Janis doing Summertime and Joe doing this song. I recently found Joe doing "You Can Leave Your Hat On" live in his later years. It's superb with wonderful sax included. Joe always surrounded himself with top musicians. Please check this performance out as I'm sure you'll love it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXW1Y5mOpK2Xh9k Great channel so far!

[@josephscally6270]

This is perhaps the only instance when someone covered a Beatle song and it was/is better than the original.

[@Isleofskye]

Tru Say,Mi Bredda..

[@jamespenny9482]

As others have said, this is probably the best cover of a Beatles song and I agree, and I love the girls backing vocals which imo are just as good as Joe's. In spite of that, I still prefer the original version by The Beatles, it's one of my favorite songs especially when paired with Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and the lead in.

[@MaceGill]

@@jamespenny9482 this is what makes a song great! Two totally different version, each with the same basic chords and lyrics, but completely different experiences! Ringo songs the original. It's 'straight', Ringo is NOT a 'great' singer, and his version is a gentle appeal to the audience inviting us to empathize and help him deliver a sweet unifying message. Joe strikes deep into the heart of personal loneliness and his pathos refuses to be ignored as he calls the audience to scream out their pain of isolation and their joy at bonding in love and friendship.

[@alicericcardi3199]

Joe Cocker’s covers of other songs are better than the original.

[@robertm7071]

@robertm7071 0 seconds ago People talk about the likes of George Michael and other smooth, designer clothed singers, but I am old enough to remember Joe and, for me, that puts the others some way behind.

[@combivan4346]

White soul.

[@davidharrison7779]

Don,t bother with the Woodstock version it lacks these superb "gospel" backing singers.

[@williamarmour1359]

Try not to talk while the artist is singing