I'm 69 years young & I thank God that I got to grow up seeing all of these great artists because this time shall never come again. What a great ride. Thank you my LORD!
And me at 73 .. what a time to be alive .. the music of the rest of Our history was formed in those years .. we are all blessed .. we who lived though it all .. aamidst all the chaos that was happening .. peace.
Might as well throw my 2 cents in............while there's still such a thing as a cent! Born the middle of '53 and music is still at the forefront of my everyday living. Gone but never forgotten are the sixties and seventies for me. Lot of great stuff still out there today though.
I think I said this elsewhere, but about 30 years ago, my Beatles loving son said confidently that NOBODY could do a Beatles song as well as the Fab Four themselves. I said, "Wait here", and went to retrieve a cassette tape of Joe Cocker, with his band and choir, and played "With a Little Help from My Friends." When it was over there was a moment of stunned silence before young Matthew said, "Well......nobody ELSE could." There are two great paths for musicians, to be the creator of music, or to be the interpreter. As an interpreter of the works of others, Joe Cocker was unsurpassed.
I am 74 years old this year, a survivor of the 60's and 70's, and Jesus this does take me back to some very cool times. Peace to you, and thanks for sharing this.
I'm three years ahead of you old son, agree with you completely, and weren't we so, so fortunate to have grown up and lived through what was without question the BEST era of Music... EVER !! 🙏 Peace to you brother !!
What a chill performance! Thank you Joe for taking me back to that place in time where life was so good, most people were good and we all got by with a little help from our friends! Flying high up where you belong❤❤😊😊❤
My son (Mark Henes) is a fantastic guitarist in Nashville and yes, the gigs and locations are not what they use to be. I grew up in Montgomery, AL late 70's and Tommy Shaw's parents of Styx were my next door neighbor. We would go out to Sandy Creek campgrounds and see bands like Heart and ZZ Top? ZZ actually flew in on a helicopter and we all had our cheap sunglasses. So Cool.
----fantastic live "love and peace" concert---from which LP is this concert ?----Can you help me,Mark Southall ?---the hammond organ is so very wonderful here !! ---
Rita, Claudia, Leon!!! Plus!!! Great story about Burritos 2nd album recording next door studio while Leon was rehearsing this tour. Gram was too close to Leon to pay attention to his own band. Snowfalls in LA!🎉
Da, ilustrații muzicale veritabile pentru că acest băiat bun și iubitor de show,a avut o coloană sonoră cromatică de vibrații pozitive ale unor spectatori ce au fost duși la extaz și euforie!!!
Leon Russell was the best music producer I ever played with he taught me a lot about performing and I owe my music career to this great artist and great man
It is great that all of the Fans of Leon Russell and Joe Cocker keep their music and memories alive. Thanks to all the Shelter People and Families for continuing to keep their Legacies going!
@@bobcostner2238 Saw Leon in a movie on TV about 30yr ago. It must have been released somewhere around the early 60’s. Can’t remember much about the move and only half heartily watched it. But did notice this guy in suit with short blond slicked back hair playing the piano and thought there was something familiar with his music. At the end of the movie it shows Leon playing the piano as the credits are rolling and lists his name. Searched the internet wasn't able to find anything. Will try your title. Thanks. Also saw Leon in concert about 50yr ago played a mean guitar during an encore…RIP
The genius of the sound of this band is the huge choir/background singers. Rock deserves this wall of voices! And it just pushes the lead singer to his fullest. Love love love
Leon was one of the most underappreciated musicians talented on keyboard and guitar a songwriter and basically a conductor all while looking like it was no big thing just another day RIP
When Sir Elton John got to give him his award to be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame was just incredible 👏👏❤️Rest in Peace Leon Russell and Joe Cocker. Thank you for the memories 💞✌️❤️🌼
70 y. o. here. These times were more than the music. Life, the music, the people, was real, genuine. Love was in peoples hearts. Music brought it all together. Never will there be a better time to have grown up. We truly were blessed to have lived and survived the times
I'm pushing 66 and That song had people in either Madison Square Garden or Hampton Colloseium(sp)[😂], IForget😢, Singing along SO Loud that you Could Not Even HEAR The BAND!!😡
I live Jo to extremes no body touches him. Must admit I like 👍 him with his hair long parted in the middle,OMG he brushes it away I hope I get to heaven & if so I will ask the Lord Where's Jo.? Before any one else that's left before me, I'm crazy 🤪 he's the most spell binding man I've ever witnessed.💯🧔♀️❤️🩹
DogDaam- 71 yrs old here, & this is soo good for the soul- something in the way he sings! 1st hooked on Joe Cocker was an 8 track tape on loop all night- darling be home soon. Since then something about Joe Cocker connects with a most content, joyful, deep vibration within in me. What a gift! Love, always.
The drums, the keyboard, the backup vocals, JC’s voice, LR’s guitar and hat, the bystanders and public and the dog. Like someone said before, one of the top places in the list of time traveling
In 1969 I saw them at the Fillmore East. It was the night they recorded the live album. Trust me. It was one of the most enjoyable concert events I have ever witnessed. AND, it's documented on record.
When Joe sang this song, you can see that he could feel every note with every cell of his body, it completely took over his entire brain. Unmatched and utterly superb ...
Name anyone who could ever pull off a rendition of this song better than Joe Cocker. He did it with the help of his friends Leon, Rita, and so many more. That is a choir!
100 YRS AGO - THIS SONG WAS OUR MANTRA! i'M 74 YRS, OLD, MY BROTHER WAS REVITALIZED BY THIS SONG. - HE DIED AT 35 YRS OLD (OR VERY CLOSE TO THAT AGE) LIVING IN OREGON AND BEING THE FREE SPIRIT HE ALWAYS WAS!
Jim Keltner on drums, prolific session musician for over 50 years, performed mad dogs and Englishmen, concert for Bangladesh, concert for George, played on all Travelling Wilbury albums, LEGEND 🎼 👏
What do you mean off his head?These cats were professional it's hot under those lights onstage Joe liked a pint or two beforehand. Not like Jimi or Janice.
Joe Cocker had the perfect songwriting team in Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison, as he is the only artist that make a Beatles song his own to such a degree, that you forget the original version. This band is probably the ultimate All Star Ensemble (Talent wise it has not been surpassed, from the vocals to the horn section, and everything in between)
I agree with all that you say except that Joe was the only artist that made a Beatles song his own .. etc. Wrap your ears around this .. duckduckgo.com/?q=DOUG+PARKINSON+DEAR+PRUDENCE&t=lm&iax=videos&ia=videos&iai=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.youtube.com%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DnU2DSrY9A6s And try this ..... czcams.com/video/KHnIvw7CCKk/video.html
Ray Charles called Joe Cocker "The Man with the Most Soul"! I love that and I never get tired of Joe just pouring his heart out in music...Leon Russel, you rock too!
@Barbara White Did you also know that Ray Charles thought Joe Cocker was gifted enough to do his hit song "Unchain My Heart" justice. Joe would do "Joe's" special spin on that song and make it his own, which of course Joe always did!
That reminds me of the time that Buck Owens, after winning some music award, was asked if it was his greatest honor. Buck said that it was not even close. His greatest honor was the fact that Ray Charles had covered two of his songs.
This has got to be one of the greatest performances in R'n'R history - Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Rita Coolidge, Claudia Lennear, a dog - Wow! Watch Rita Coolidge's interview about this concert. She said that many of the people on the stage were just there not playing an instrument or singing. Leon just wanted them hanging out. He is one of the most underappreciated geniuses in the history of modern music. Where is a time machine when we really need one? Remember, this was the next year after Woodstock. Mad Dogs and Englishmen indeed!
Two great Beatles songs immortalised by the one and only, late lamented Joe Cocker accompanied by his incredible colleague Leon Russel. Brings back memories of the late 60s that we still cherish to this day!!!
Leon {RIP} was really that beautiful...only met him a couple of times, close up...in my youth. Deep, deep set eyes...beautiful. And Mr. Cocker & his entourage in Florida recording at Criteria, just people. Just "REAL" people... We've been so so very blessed over the years... Minstrels...are Angels in my mind, here to HEAL souls. Gratitude attitude... {RIP, babeZz!}🙏💔🙏
Once upon a time people felt music could change the world If we just sang loud enough and believed enough. This music is a spectacular example of faith.
It did change the world, at least for 30 years or so. I was lucky enough to meet alot of the Rock Legends. I heard a knock on my door at 7am Sunday morning, it was Jimi Hendrix's, also met Mick Jagger, Almond Brothers, Leon Russell, ZZ Top, all nice people.
I'm 65 years old and to this day I only listen to music from those years and Joe I saw 2005 in Brussels and he's one of the most unforgettable artists from those years seen on stage and I've seen dozens of them . RIP JOE ❤
60 years ago I sat in the dressing room of the Esquire Club in Sheffield waiting to meet Vance Arnold & the Avengers. That night Jo was on the threshold of going pro. He worked for the Gas Board and went around asking everyone if he should pack it up and be a full time singer. He finally got around to asking the perplexed 15 year old sat back stage - What shall I do John? My father who was club photographer took some amazing images of Joe which I have treasured forever ❤️John Vincent
Even I wasnt born yet when this people were performing this feelings, for me are real feelings that most people dont even want to recognise it..that makes my life sad, but are people that are still like you that it does feel it!! Good for us!!!❤
---yes-- we need very much this hippie-peace-movement again on this planet--------onto a few years later of this concert-- "Peace and Love" hippie-movement all over the world had better not been stopped--Do you agree,.appreciated Todd Whitley ?
❤ I’m almost 70 yrs old now and am so glad to have grown up with music like this, and other, great artists and songs! It’s a shame in some ways that I didn’t appreciate most of them as much then as I do now. But, although many great ones have passed away (either from age or death at a young age for other reasons) at least we have the ability of being able to still watch and listen to them - thanks to the preserved recordings, videos, etc. like we do on YT and other sites 👍👏!
Saw Joe, Leon & Johnny Winter in same show in Baltimore in the 70's I think. It was kind of a blur. Went to the after party, areal blast. Saw the Beatles live, David Bowie, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Bee Gees, The Who twice. Those were the golden years for music. Nothing these days can compare, just sayin!!!
The Greatest Rock Orchestra ever assembled! Saw this my 2nd or 3rd week in Navy boot camp, Great Lakes, IL., Aug. 1970 - 17 and fresh outta high school. The worm had turned for me the first time I heard Gracie singing "Somebody To Love", and it's been a beautiful ride ever since!
DELANEY AND BONNIE were there too....wow... so beautiful to see this. It was magic... and we went the Next day and bought all their albums.....then Mad Dogs and Englishmen came out.p in album format. 💘
A buddy of mine was hired as head of security for this concert. He kindly invited me to be a back stage hangout. It was quite a scene. Leon Russell really impressed me, I had never seen him before. He was clearly the ring master, and he played a hell of a guitar as well as rocking piano. At the end of the concert, when the audience had all filed out, I was standing in one of the front rows and watched as Leon came on stage and grabbed his Gibson Black Beauty and put it in the case. He was totally, totally exhausted. Completely wiped out. I'll never forget it.
Having seen this performed in Plattsburgh, NY back in the Spring of 1970, I asked Rita Coolidge a couple of years ago about her recollections about it. She told me that that her recall of that time was (with a laugh) "rather foggy." I have to say, that concert was spectacular and a part of Plattsburgh's culture for some time afterward.
I saw Joe at Fiddlers Green along with Stevie Ray Vaughn, just b4 Stevie died in that crash. Then saw Joe with Buddy Guy at Red Rocks. Saw Leon in his white tux n top hat, at the Little Bear in Evergreen, CO, in the early 1990's i think. Then saw Leon after he was inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame in 2011. Search Elton John Leon Russell, Rock n Roll, n watch that. Shows Elton's character, finding Leon destitute, and getting him back to performing. I saw Leon a few years after that, b4 he died, at an old historic theater in Denver. I feel blessed to have seen such talent in person.
Thank you for being there to help babysit my little daughter in Painted Cave for two afternoons a week when she was a little toddler back in summer of '78! Love you Joe! RIP🩷🧡💛💚🩵🩵
This brings back my youth!!! Leon Russell has always been a favorite. Joe Cocker, I simply adore. I saw him in concert in B’ham Alabama on Tina Turner’s farewell tour. I made my 12 year old daughter go with me to the concert. She gave me the cold shoulder until Joe started singing. She is 33 now and tells people the story of that night. Yes, she appreciates my insistence on her hearing them live now. Music is such a huge part of my life. My favorite song of Joes is, you can leave your hat on!! 😊💜💋☮️
Mad Dogs & Englishman. Only together for about a season, greatest Rock&Roll band, ever. I had the good fortune of catching them on Sunday May 3, 1970 (the day before the Kent State massacre.) It was the last act at an outdoor festival in New Paltz (ninety miles north of NYC) with about ten thousand people watching... Unquestionably the very best of the many , many great Rock&Roll shows in my lifetime.... I was a thirteen year old, wannabe hippie and slinked my way all the way to the stage and had a bird's eye view of the incredible, nearly three hour show. Leon and the band started without Joe, playing a swingy intro tune, after which he informed the audience that on the bus up, he heard somebody playing some amazing harmonica, and he knew it wasn't something he'd heard before... eventually he figured out it was the bus driver ! He then introduced the fella, who came out in front of the crowd in his Trailways uniform. He started to blow on his harp, and soon he had the entire crowd stomping up and down.... and then Joe reeled out and started up "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" - fucking magic, for the next three hours ...
Wow, How cool was that for Leon and Joe to have him come play his harp. I saw them too in March, in Detroit at their first show and it was the best! Everyone in the band was a top notch musician and Leon leading them and arranging the music and then Joe singing. You couldn't ask for more. It's the one thing I really miss about those times, the music!
Missed Joe in 69. Was thirteen then but wanted to go . Just too far from Kansas with no ride or money got to see them both in Kansas City before they died and must say Cocker was at his best.
Oh ffs Becky. You haven't looked for new music for decades probably. Listen to Black Pumas, you'll definitely like them. And if you want to hear more talented young people doing great music right now take a look at the channel COLORS (look for A COLORS SHOW) or Tiny Desk Concert here on CZcams. I'm so freaking sick of that
Sure there is. There is always good music being made. It's a little harder to find, but composers have the likes of Alicia Keys or Chris Stapleton to admire, and Adele is arguably the equal of Joe Cocker as a soulful vocal virtuoso. But I get your drift. We are blessed to have witnessed such a sublime flowering of creativity. May it happen again!
Joe Cocker’s performance of “With A Little Help From My Friends” at Woodstock was rough, slipshod, haphazard, chaotic, simplified from the original, possibly drunken, probably high, reckless, spastic, weird, raucous, kinda crazy, totally analog, and 50 years later still stands as probably the best live one-song rock and roll performance in history. And it was just a cover.
I've just watched Joe's woodstock version, he and the band were superb. What you wrote does them a great diservice. In fact every word you said before "50 years later" is utter bull shit!
we've listened to all the endings, of course the ending makes the song into an even greater epic. This one takes you to the heights, but I always prefer when JC visited the microphone just prior to the end. Like he did at Woodstock and in so many of the later performances.
Jimmy page ,I assume it's you played on Joe's original With a little help from my friends. This bloke is just totally enamored with Joe's performance at Woodstock. So was I. I don't think he's being disrespectful just overwhelmed. You've done some reasonably good stuff yourself. Celebration day , what a gig , sensational
He still sends chills up my old bones everytime I hear him !!!!!!!!!!! It still brings tears to my dimming eyes 😢 where have you gone old Joe C. 💔 we are all soon to become dust in the wind 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉
Yes he certainly did ... and Leon Russell ripped him off !!!... Sang his fucking lungs out and got fucked in the arse by the people you are supposed to trust.
Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, and even Rita Coolidge as one of the backup singers - with this incredible band. What amazing performances from an incredible tour. More of the music of my youth. It lives in my heart forever, as do these wonderful humans/musicians. Praise & Blessings.
Great Joe, I miss you so much!!! I saw you some years ago in a wonderful concert in Toscany - Lucca Summer festival - where you played all your best songs, I liked so Much!! ,,, I only didn' t Know that it was the last time I Heard and saw you....... I' m so sorry you started away so early!!!!,,,,,,,May be somewhere , somehow I ' lll see you again and we will drink something together......Dear Joe!!!--- Ciao Joe. Paolo Maffei
I'm 69 years young & I thank God that I got to grow up seeing all of these great artists because this time shall never come again. What a great ride. Thank you
my LORD!
Same for me at 67! God blessed us with an abundance of talent to be enjoyed in our youth!!!
And me at 73 .. what a time to be alive .. the music of the rest of Our history was formed in those years .. we are all blessed .. we who lived though it all .. aamidst all the chaos that was happening .. peace.
AMEN brother! People still just copying what they did originally.
Might as well throw my 2 cents in............while there's still such a thing as a cent! Born the middle of '53 and music is still at the forefront of my everyday living. Gone but never forgotten are the sixties and seventies for me. Lot of great stuff still out there today though.
Agreed indeed!
I think I said this elsewhere, but about 30 years ago, my Beatles loving son said confidently that NOBODY could do a Beatles song as well as the Fab Four themselves. I said, "Wait here", and went to retrieve a cassette tape of Joe Cocker, with his band and choir, and played "With a Little Help from My Friends." When it was over there was a moment of stunned silence before young Matthew said, "Well......nobody ELSE could." There are two great paths for musicians, to be the creator of music, or to be the interpreter. As an interpreter of the works of others, Joe Cocker was unsurpassed.
I am 74 years old this year, a survivor of the 60's and 70's, and Jesus this does take me back to some very cool times. Peace to you, and thanks for sharing this.
AMEN my brother. 😂
I'm three years ahead of you old son, agree with you completely, and weren't we so, so fortunate to have grown up and lived through what was without question the BEST era of Music... EVER !! 🙏 Peace to you brother !!
2024, en junio cumplo 76 aDios gracias pero sigo viendo estos conciertos maravillosos!!!
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I'm 64 and feel you .❤
You don't hear Joe Cocker with your ears, you don't hear him with your gut or your heart- you hear him with your soul.
Es muy pasiónal....
Well put!!
Very true!
What a chill performance! Thank you Joe for taking me back to that place in time where life was so good, most people were good and we all got by with a little help from our friends! Flying high up where you belong❤❤😊😊❤
Gigs where way better back then! Thumbs up if you agree.
My son (Mark Henes) is a fantastic guitarist in Nashville and yes, the gigs and locations are not what they use to be. I grew up in Montgomery, AL late 70's and Tommy Shaw's parents of Styx were my next door neighbor. We would go out to Sandy Creek campgrounds and see bands like Heart and ZZ Top? ZZ actually flew in on a helicopter and we all had our cheap sunglasses. So Cool.
To all the kid's that grew up loving joe cockers music ! We had the best musicians of all time. 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
No internet no smartphones..just real people with heart
Kids TODAY do not know how to live with social media but that is NOT LIVING, so sad for them.
Assolutamente d'accordo!!!!!!
Real music, real people, connecting in real good times.
Leon Russel created this Mad Dogs & Englishmen sound. One hell of a genius he was. RIP.
That was Delaney and Bonnie...
Chris Stainton was in The Grease Band, who was Cocker's band at Woodstock.
@MartinSuomivouri, Exactly! 🎯🎯🎯
Exactly💖!
My very first LP😊
Just think, there’s more talent on that stage, than most of the modern music industry has added together
YES!!!!
----fantastic live "love and peace" concert---from which LP is this concert ?----Can you help me,Mark Southall ?---the hammond organ is so very wonderful here !! ---
TRUTH!
Rita, Claudia, Leon!!! Plus!!! Great story about Burritos 2nd album recording next door studio while Leon was rehearsing this tour. Gram was too close to Leon to pay attention to his own band. Snowfalls in LA!🎉
Absolutely! No doubt!!!
I'm 74 years old and this performance still makes me cry!...
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Yep, there is something about this .. that is very special
Me too. Although I'm much younger than you :-) Born '51
exactly.... always...
Da, ilustrații muzicale veritabile pentru că acest băiat bun și iubitor de show,a avut o coloană sonoră cromatică de vibrații pozitive ale unor spectatori ce au fost duși la extaz și euforie!!!
Joe cocker and Leon Russell....two stars in every form of the word
Leon Russell's greatest moment. He is the driver, the maker, and the visionary of this whole - orchestra.
gotta wonder if he is the creepy piano player in the movie, "under the silver lake" it's wonderful
Leon Russell was the best music producer I ever played with he taught me a lot about performing and I owe my music career to this great artist and great man
It is great that all of the Fans of Leon Russell and Joe Cocker keep their music and memories alive. Thanks to all the Shelter People and Families for continuing to keep their Legacies going!
Leon arranging "with a little help from my friends" in 6/8 from 4/4 is a game changer.
@@bobcostner2238 Saw Leon in a movie on TV about 30yr ago. It must have been released somewhere around the early 60’s. Can’t remember much about the move and only half heartily watched it. But did notice this guy in suit with short blond slicked back hair playing the piano and thought there was something familiar with his music. At the end of the movie it shows Leon playing the piano as the credits are rolling and lists his name. Searched the internet wasn't able to find anything. Will try your title. Thanks. Also saw Leon in concert about 50yr ago played a mean guitar during an encore…RIP
The genius of the sound of this band is the huge choir/background singers. Rock deserves this wall of voices! And it just pushes the lead singer to his fullest. Love love love
Leon was one of the most underappreciated musicians talented on keyboard and guitar a songwriter and basically a conductor all while looking like it was no big thing just another day RIP
When Sir Elton John got to give him his award to be in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame was just incredible 👏👏❤️Rest in Peace Leon Russell and Joe Cocker. Thank you for the memories 💞✌️❤️🌼
My parents generation is called the Greatest Generation. I'm 67, I'd like to think my generation is the love, peace, Rock and roll generation.
Sadly, those days will never come back, real music, great musicians and performers.
But we are so blessed to have a way to still enjoy and reminisce.
Did we know then, that this was the pinnacle?
Joe Cocker was unique, special voice, and there will never be anyone like him again. RIP.
Agreed100 he was a treasure🥰👍
Un chef d'œuvre!!!!!!!!!!
My God!! the choirs are beautiful!! Joe's voice is perfect for this song🤭😱
70 y. o. here. These times were more than the music. Life, the music, the people, was real, genuine. Love was in peoples hearts. Music brought it all together. Never will there be a better time to have grown up. We truly were blessed to have lived and survived the times
70 years young here. That performance was/ is an iconic rock anthem.
I'm pushing 66 and That song had people in either Madison Square Garden or Hampton Colloseium(sp)[😂], IForget😢, Singing along SO Loud that you Could Not Even HEAR The BAND!!😡
I live Jo to extremes no body touches him.
Must admit I like 👍 him with his hair long parted in the middle,OMG he brushes it away I hope I get to heaven & if so I will ask the Lord Where's Jo.? Before any one else that's left before me, I'm crazy 🤪 he's the most spell binding man I've ever witnessed.💯🧔♀️❤️🩹
I will be 63 next month, and I love listening to Robert John Cocker. He was a master at singing and feeling the music 🎵.
absolutely
DogDaam- 71 yrs old here, & this is soo good for the soul- something in the way he sings! 1st hooked on Joe Cocker was an 8 track tape on loop all night- darling be home soon. Since then something about Joe Cocker connects with a most content, joyful, deep vibration within in me. What a gift! Love, always.
Joe Cocker's voice has never failed to give me goosebumps! Yeah, they just don't make music like this anymore.
Don't ya know it!
I agree thank you...I watch this video often...gives me goosebumps and smile too.
Agree. This was a special era of incredible talent. I'm thankful too for "growing up" hearing this. What a time it was !!
A m e n . . .
Yes he had an incredible voice indeed. Love and miss him
December 2024. To everyone who understands what this concert contained. May you all know the love that was presented. 🇦🇺🐬🐨
The drums, the keyboard, the backup vocals, JC’s voice, LR’s guitar and hat, the bystanders and public and the dog.
Like someone said before, one of the top places in the list of time traveling
I'm 69 years old and I've been listening to both of them for years now. Never gets old.
Love this recording. Love how much more human we were in those days as well.
LA FERIO QUOSIDANYA
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Tranki ..
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Sólo agradece a Tuui DIOOS
Oh yeah you are right on the money. We were so much more kind and understanding humans. I'm sad at how the world is today. It breaks my heart
@@Mike-bg4gf Hell, i dont wanna even go outside
Not only did Joe Cocker hit this out of the park but Leon Russel and the band did too.
Love that this was forever immortalized in a video
Born in 1952. And while my generation must take some responsibility for the f'ed up state of the world today, we did make some fantastic music.
The backing vocal signers are absolutly fantastic !!!
I thought the same thing. The back up singers just blow.
The Choir!
I think that they are better than the ones who backed him up at Woodstock
Yes they’re fabulous ❤
@@brianshaw5360 so do I👍👍👍
In 1969 I saw them at the Fillmore East. It was the night they recorded the live album. Trust me. It was one of the most enjoyable concert events I have ever witnessed. AND, it's documented on record.
🎼 Mr Joe Cocker amazing!!! I am 68 years old. From Cucuta city in Colombia 🇨🇴 South America
Agreed, Fantastiche! Wishing well with respect and manners from beautiful Lanark County, Perth Ontario Canada.
When Joe sang this song, you can see that he could feel every note with every cell of his body, it completely took over his entire brain. Unmatched and utterly superb ...
I would hate to be one of those who gave this the thumbs down. To be so passionless, soulless, dead inside… brrrrr
Name anyone who could ever pull off a rendition of this song better than Joe Cocker. He did it with the help of his friends Leon, Rita, and so many more. That is a choir!
Im 74 years old. And this perfirmance still makes cry...!!!
100 YRS AGO - THIS SONG WAS OUR MANTRA! i'M 74 YRS, OLD, MY BROTHER WAS REVITALIZED BY THIS SONG. - HE DIED AT 35 YRS OLD (OR VERY CLOSE TO THAT AGE) LIVING IN OREGON AND BEING THE FREE SPIRIT HE ALWAYS WAS!
I am 71 and this performance still gives me goosebumps .
Thanks to Leon Russell for making this happen .
Nancy Whitby Canada 🍁
Ya gotta love the dog. True hippy culture as I remember it. "If you're not on a mic, sing anyway."
Jim Keltner on drums, prolific session musician for over 50 years, performed mad dogs and Englishmen, concert for Bangladesh, concert for George, played on all Travelling Wilbury albums, LEGEND 🎼 👏
ALASBUENAS OOOOTIIAA TOY flipando NO se a quien me dirijo y...cotinuare IGUAL
B a veces no me las QUE TE HE DICHO QUE NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
Jim Gordon and Mr Keltner .. dinna get much better .. peace, man. It was a great time to be alive and love music.
Jim Gordon. Jim Keltner was #2
Great Jim Keltner! He worked a lot with George Harrison, in his solo career, and in the Wilburys.
And Chris Stainton is always strongly hanging in there.
Off his head he still puts in a better performance than most singers today.
What do you mean off his head?These cats were professional it's hot under those lights onstage Joe liked a pint or two beforehand. Not like Jimi or Janice.
@@Jack-vy6uo was he a stone ah ?? I would of said yes been from that era myself He is one of my top five fav Aussie gal ,, good if he wasn't 😮
At one point, he seems to be.melting in front of our very eyes.
Yes I have drunk a few pints back in the day in Sheffield and Rotherham @@Jack-vy6uo
The arrangements are so fluid and raw but precise. Who ever got to see these shows was treated to a fun night of rock history.
Joe Cocker had the perfect songwriting team in Paul McCartney, John Lennon and George Harrison, as he is the only artist that make a Beatles song his own to such a degree, that you forget the original version.
This band is probably the ultimate All Star Ensemble (Talent wise it has not been surpassed, from the vocals to the horn section, and everything in between)
I agree with all that you say except that Joe was the only artist that made a Beatles song his own .. etc.
Wrap your ears around this ..
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ya know, i damn sure did!
Ray Charles called Joe Cocker "The Man with the Most Soul"! I love that and I never get tired of Joe just pouring his heart out in music...Leon Russel, you rock too!
@Barbara White
Did you also know that Ray Charles thought Joe Cocker was gifted enough to do his hit song "Unchain My Heart" justice. Joe would do "Joe's" special spin on that song and make it his own, which of course Joe always did!
That reminds me of the time that Buck Owens, after winning some music award, was asked if it was his greatest honor. Buck said that it was not even close. His greatest honor was the fact that Ray Charles had covered two of his songs.
This has got to be one of the greatest performances in R'n'R history - Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, Rita Coolidge, Claudia Lennear, a dog - Wow! Watch Rita Coolidge's interview about this concert. She said that many of the people on the stage were just there not playing an instrument or singing. Leon just wanted them hanging out. He is one of the most underappreciated geniuses in the history of modern music. Where is a time machine when we really need one? Remember, this was the next year after Woodstock. Mad Dogs and Englishmen indeed!
and about 5 "Wrecking Crew" members.
Je suis
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You said it all man!
"Where is a time machine when we really need one?" .. best expression of feeling !!
YOU FORGOT CHRIS STAINTON !!!
Look at the passion going into these songs ❤ all these years and it still brings the hairs up on the back of your neck
lot of coke
Two great Beatles songs immortalised by the one and only, late lamented Joe Cocker accompanied by his incredible colleague Leon Russel. Brings back memories of the late 60s that we still cherish to this day!!!
We had it all in the 60's I can't cut loose of the 60's what a trip.
No matter how many drugs, they could still make amazing music
Leon {RIP} was really that beautiful...only met him a couple of times, close up...in my youth. Deep, deep set eyes...beautiful. And Mr. Cocker & his entourage in Florida recording at Criteria, just people. Just "REAL" people... We've been so so very blessed over the years... Minstrels...are Angels in my mind, here to HEAL souls. Gratitude attitude...
{RIP, babeZz!}🙏💔🙏
We will never see days like this ever again.
Once upon a time people felt music could change the world If we just sang loud enough and believed enough. This music is a spectacular example of faith.
Roger Bradbury Strong words from a bright soul.
It did change the world, at least for 30 years or so. I was lucky enough to meet alot of the Rock Legends. I heard a knock on my door at 7am Sunday morning, it was Jimi Hendrix's, also met Mick Jagger, Almond Brothers, Leon Russell, ZZ Top, all nice people.
@@charlesmiller5078 spot the dealer 😁😁😁
Yea right. Grow up
❤
I'm 65 years old and to this day I only listen to music from those years and Joe I saw 2005 in Brussels and he's one of the most unforgettable artists from those years seen on stage and I've seen dozens of them . RIP JOE ❤
60 years ago I sat in the dressing room of the Esquire Club in Sheffield waiting to meet Vance Arnold & the Avengers. That night Jo was on the threshold of going pro. He worked for the Gas Board and went around asking everyone if he should pack it up and be a full time singer. He finally got around to asking the perplexed 15 year old sat back stage - What shall I do John?
My father who was club photographer took some amazing images of Joe which I have treasured forever ❤️John Vincent
Even I wasnt born yet when this people were performing this feelings, for me are real feelings that most people dont even want to recognise it..that makes my life sad, but are people that are still like you that it does feel it!! Good for us!!!❤
One of those rare moments that the planets aligned. Amazing
---yes-- we need very much this hippie-peace-movement again on this planet--------onto a few years later of this concert-- "Peace and Love" hippie-movement all over the world had better not been stopped--Do you agree,.appreciated Todd Whitley ?
❤ I’m almost 70 yrs old now and am so glad to have grown up with music like this, and other, great artists and songs! It’s a shame in some ways that I didn’t appreciate most of them as much then as I do now. But, although many great ones have passed away (either from age or death at a young age for other reasons) at least we have the ability of being able to still watch and listen to them - thanks to the preserved recordings, videos, etc. like we do on YT and other sites 👍👏!
One of my favorite singers of all time. Jus classic rock music from a different generation than today’s. Amen Joe & Leon.
music that just makes your heart want to explode.
Just true natural talent god bless them
They Blew the Beatles Away, On This Song
Never seen a dude sing with his hands like Joe did. We love you Joe. Still. RIP.
More talented people on that stage than everyone all together today 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Including the gorgeous doggie 🐶❤️❤️❤️
PASSIONATE,!
Saw Joe, Leon & Johnny Winter in same show in Baltimore in the 70's I think. It was kind of a blur. Went to the after party, areal blast. Saw the Beatles live, David Bowie, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Bee Gees, The Who twice. Those were the golden years for music. Nothing these days can compare, just sayin!!!
everyone always relates Leon playing piano, yet here he is NAILING IT on guitar... stellar
The black queen was bIown away by the power of Mighty Joe's voice.
I was born in the middle 60:s..what a time to grow up with this awesome jams
The Greatest Rock Orchestra ever assembled! Saw this my 2nd or 3rd week in Navy boot camp, Great Lakes, IL., Aug. 1970 - 17 and fresh outta high school. The worm had turned for me the first time I heard Gracie singing "Somebody To Love", and it's been a beautiful ride ever since!
DELANEY AND BONNIE were there too....wow... so beautiful to see this. It was magic... and we went the
Next day and bought all their albums.....then Mad Dogs and Englishmen came out.p in album format. 💘
Beautiful! Everyone seems so at peace....everyone.....even the little dog.
The doggy is gorgeous 🐾🐾🐶❤️❤️❤️ The music is Amazing 👏👏👏👏
I was his backup singer every time I did housework. Good old days. Don’t do housework anymore. 🥰
Ha ha!
Listening to Joe Cocker sing is pure emotion!
I still get the same feeling every time I hear this song...Now, 69 years old...and it cuts through me..
Brings tears to my eyes today at the age of 59 and counting..............
I am 59 also, and I can't hold back the tears either.
69 in a week. We were there in that space and time. RIP Leon and Joe.
63...Heaven is filling up on old time talent....
My kid asked, if I could live at any time, when would it be.
I said the time I lived. It was pretty amazing.
Me, too - we lived during the best music and times..... I turned 60 recently.
I'm a Cocker freak so call me biased but this bloke just blows me away, BRILLIANT! RIP my friend your music lives on.
I’m 68 love love loved crazy aye
Me too.
Those back up singers were amazing
That's how you preach a Sermon when every soul vibrates✨👀🚬
Unbelievable Been a cocker fan for over fifty years and still listen to him all the time
A buddy of mine was hired as head of security for this concert. He kindly invited me to be a back stage hangout. It was quite a scene. Leon Russell really impressed me, I had never seen him before. He was clearly the ring master, and he played a hell of a guitar as well as rocking piano. At the end of the concert, when the audience had all filed out, I was standing in one of the front rows and watched as Leon came on stage and grabbed his Gibson Black Beauty and put it in the case. He was totally, totally exhausted. Completely wiped out. I'll never forget it.
Them be good drugs. And they made it to their late 60's, early 70's. Amazing.
Having seen this performed in Plattsburgh, NY back in the Spring of 1970, I asked Rita Coolidge a couple of years ago about her recollections about it. She told me that that her recall of that time was (with a laugh) "rather foggy." I have to say, that concert was spectacular and a part of Plattsburgh's culture for some time afterward.
These two artists were amazing. Had the good fortune to see them in concert.
Me too... In Hawaii!
I saw Joe at Fiddlers Green along with Stevie Ray Vaughn, just b4 Stevie died in that crash. Then saw Joe with Buddy Guy at Red Rocks. Saw Leon in his white tux n top hat, at the Little Bear in Evergreen, CO, in the early 1990's i think. Then saw Leon after he was inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame in 2011. Search Elton John Leon Russell, Rock n Roll, n watch that. Shows Elton's character, finding Leon destitute, and getting him back to performing. I saw Leon a few years after that, b4 he died, at an old historic theater in Denver. I feel blessed to have seen such talent in person.
Your so lucky
@@ansqu5258Das Lied ist der Hammer.
Saw Joe in the 80's when he had a rise in popularity.
Sang his current 80's songs with these songs added. No choir though sad.
Must've watched this performance a hundred times.
Definitely something special happening here.
Joe Cocker, rests in blissful, eternal peace 🙏 💜
Thank you for being there to help babysit my little daughter in Painted Cave for two afternoons a week when she was a little toddler back in summer of '78! Love you Joe! RIP🩷🧡💛💚🩵🩵
Joe Cocker- master of blues and soul- a wonderful singer - a tear has just fallen from my eye .. RIP Joe and keep singin !!
Joe Cocker brings back soooo many memories😁…I’m 69 and remember every word…
In 69 Joe cocker ended up owning the song, with a little help from my friends and it's been his ever since.
This brings back my youth!!! Leon Russell has always been a favorite. Joe Cocker, I simply adore. I saw him in concert in B’ham Alabama on Tina Turner’s farewell tour. I made my 12 year old daughter go with me to the concert. She gave me the cold shoulder until Joe started singing. She is 33 now and tells people the story of that night. Yes, she appreciates my insistence on her hearing them live now. Music is such a huge part of my life. My favorite song of Joes is, you can leave your hat on!! 😊💜💋☮️
Mad Dogs & Englishman.
Only together for about a season, greatest Rock&Roll band, ever.
I had the good fortune of catching them on Sunday May 3, 1970 (the day before the Kent State massacre.)
It was the last act at an outdoor festival in New Paltz (ninety miles north of NYC) with about ten thousand people watching...
Unquestionably the very best of the many , many great Rock&Roll shows in my lifetime....
I was a thirteen year old, wannabe hippie and slinked my way all the way to the stage and had a bird's eye view of the incredible, nearly three hour show.
Leon and the band started without Joe, playing a swingy intro tune, after which he informed the audience that on the bus up, he heard somebody playing some amazing harmonica, and he knew it wasn't something he'd heard before... eventually he figured out it was the bus driver !
He then introduced the fella, who came out in front of the crowd in his Trailways uniform.
He started to blow on his harp, and soon he had the entire crowd stomping up and down.... and then Joe reeled out and started up "She Came in Through the Bathroom Window" - fucking magic, for the next three hours ...
Wow, How cool was that for Leon and Joe to have him come play his harp. I saw them too in March, in Detroit at their first show and it was the best! Everyone in the band was a top notch musician and Leon leading them and arranging the music and then Joe singing. You couldn't ask for more. It's the one thing I really miss about those times, the music!
Missed Joe in 69. Was thirteen then but wanted to go . Just too far from Kansas with no ride or money got to see them both in Kansas City before they died and must say Cocker was at his best.
Tin solders and Nixon comin' bro. Those times were almost as scary as NOW!
@Thomas Fleming but its still around.....and guess whos on here trolling people? you.. his analysis might suck in your mind. you simply suck in mine.
Used to work near new paltz crazy town
There will never be this much talent on a stage in this generation... there really is no real music today.
Oh ffs Becky. You haven't looked for new music for decades probably. Listen to Black Pumas, you'll definitely like them.
And if you want to hear more talented young people doing great music right now take a look at the channel COLORS (look for A COLORS SHOW) or Tiny Desk Concert here on CZcams.
I'm so freaking sick of that
Sure there is. There is always good music being made. It's a little harder to find, but composers have the likes of Alicia Keys or Chris Stapleton to admire, and Adele is arguably the equal of Joe Cocker as a soulful vocal virtuoso. But I get your drift. We are blessed to have witnessed such a sublime flowering of creativity. May it happen again!
Billy Strings, Christone Ingram (Kingfish), there's still good music, but it's harder to find.
Two great examples. I'd add Molly Tuttle to that list.@@kayesetchfield9089
It is one of my favorite albums of all time, after Get Yer Yaya's out.
The arrangement and Joe's soul made this timeless 😅
Joe Cocker’s performance of “With A Little Help From My Friends” at Woodstock was rough, slipshod, haphazard, chaotic, simplified from the original, possibly drunken, probably high, reckless, spastic, weird, raucous, kinda crazy, totally analog, and 50 years later still stands as probably the best live one-song rock and roll performance in history. And it was just a cover.
YES!! YES!! YES!!! .... and I can't enough of it!!
That's so accurate ... and how brilliant was it?
I've just watched Joe's woodstock version, he and the band were superb. What you wrote does them a great diservice. In fact every word you said before "50 years later" is utter bull shit!
we've listened to all the endings, of course the ending makes the song into an even greater epic. This one takes you to the heights, but I always prefer when JC visited the microphone just prior to the end. Like he did at Woodstock and in so many of the later performances.
Jimmy page ,I assume it's you played on Joe's original With a little help from my friends. This bloke is just totally enamored with Joe's performance at Woodstock. So was I. I don't think he's being disrespectful just overwhelmed. You've done some reasonably good stuff yourself. Celebration day , what a gig , sensational
At what point do we go from this talent, incredible choirs, real music, wonderful lyrics, spectacular voices... to bad bunny and reggaeton...
He still sends chills up my old bones everytime I hear him !!!!!!!!!!! It still brings tears to my dimming eyes 😢 where have you gone old Joe C. 💔 we are all soon to become dust in the wind 😊🎉🎉🎉🎉
AND LEON OF COURSE>...His Omnipotent Space Captain Presence..! Miss Him So....!!!
He put a lot of honesty and energy into it. It just blows me away how talented He and Leon Russell Really are.
Yes he certainly did ... and Leon Russell ripped him off !!!... Sang his fucking lungs out and got fucked in the arse by the people you are supposed to trust.
Damn Right!!
Joe Cocker, one of the greatest singers of all time.
Joe Cocker, Leon Russell, and even Rita Coolidge as one of the backup singers - with this incredible band. What amazing performances from an incredible tour. More of the music of my youth. It lives in my heart forever, as do these wonderful humans/musicians. Praise & Blessings.
Great Joe, I miss you so much!!! I saw you some years ago in a wonderful concert in Toscany - Lucca Summer festival - where you played all your best songs, I liked so Much!! ,,, I only didn' t Know that it was the last time I Heard and saw you.......
I' m so sorry you started away so early!!!!,,,,,,,May be somewhere , somehow I ' lll see you again and we will drink something together......Dear Joe!!!---
Ciao Joe.
Paolo Maffei