Set List Cry Me a River I Can’t Say No Who Is He (And What Is He to You)? Look What You've Done So Blues Feeling Allright Wasted Years Just Like Allways Hitcock Railway Sweet Forgiveness With A Little Help From My Friends
I didn't go this Cocker concert, I was probably still gun shy after his disappointing earlier tour (or tours?) when he was drunk and not very healthy, which was hard for a teenage fan to take at the time. I guess I went along to Festival Hall expecting Woodstock II or Mad Dogs II and got him throwing up on stage and forgetting words instead. But I'm still a huge fan and there's a great doco about him on Netflix, from memory, that showed what a tortured and ripped-off artist he was until later in life. RIP Joe.
@@bruinsrulz Probably was mate, poor Joe was a mess for years. From what I know he was a lovely man who got used and abused by the business for years but eventually managed to come out the other end okay, only to die too young. RIP Joe.
I think the date is wrong. Joe Cocker toured Australia in 1977 with the American Standard Band and again in 1984 with guitarist from the American Standard, Cliff Goodwin, who was with him for at least the next ten years. The band in this clip is the same one I saw in '84- Cliff Goodwin, Larry Marshall, Howie Hersch, Mitch Chakour and B.J. Wilson.
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Set List
Cry Me a River
I Can’t Say No
Who Is He (And What Is He to You)?
Look What You've Done
So Blues
Feeling Allright
Wasted Years
Just Like Allways
Hitcock Railway
Sweet Forgiveness
With A Little Help From My Friends
Love and miss you Joe Cocker xx R.I.P.
Thanks for the great gig I've met joe many times he was always a gentleman
Increíble cantante su voz adorablemente ronca y canta con su alma y su cuerpo insuperable en todo sentido hombre de verdad te amo joe por siempre ❤❤❤
Definitely at Palais Theatre, St Kilda, Melbourne. I was at that concert...sensational. Thanks for a fantastic post. What memories.
Was there too. Best live concert ever.
Festival Hall, Melbourne 1981, I have a 70min version broadcast on the Nightmoves TV in 1981
Awesome to see you have the original show
fantastic!!
I was at that concert. Never forgotten it. Thanks for posting.
Your the first to say that. Can you confirm where it was held and the year
Grosso joe❤❤🎉
We shall meet again Joe!
Thanks for sharing!
Nice concert.. And some rare songs are hidden here: Who is he, So blue and sweet forgiveness. These songs were never on regular albums.
I didn't go this Cocker concert, I was probably still gun shy after his disappointing earlier tour (or tours?) when he was drunk and not very healthy, which was hard for a teenage fan to take at the time. I guess I went along to Festival Hall expecting Woodstock II or Mad Dogs II and got him throwing up on stage and forgetting words instead. But I'm still a huge fan and there's a great doco about him on Netflix, from memory, that showed what a tortured and ripped-off artist he was until later in life. RIP Joe.
I don't know. He looks a bit drunk here too. He was chugging some beer at 11:55.
@@bruinsrulz Probably was mate, poor Joe was a mess for years. From what I know he was a lovely man who got used and abused by the business for years but eventually managed to come out the other end okay, only to die too young. RIP Joe.
@@stevenally8015yes I'm
@@stevenally8015too young? He was 70
I think the date is wrong. Joe Cocker toured Australia in 1977 with the American Standard Band and again in 1984 with guitarist from the American Standard, Cliff Goodwin, who was with him for at least the next ten years. The band in this clip is the same one I saw in '84- Cliff Goodwin, Larry Marshall, Howie Hersch, Mitch Chakour and B.J. Wilson.
I saw Joe with this band near Philly on 7/11/80, so the date could be right if he kept performing with this band after '79.
Fairly sure it was 1982 simulcast on EON FM @@timscott6081
? Again?
Can someone put the song list up
Who are the musicians?
Cliff Goodwin Guitar
Mitch Chakour Piano
Larry Marshall Organ
Howard Hersch Bass
BJ Wilson Drums
Maxine Greene Vocals
Linda Vocals
What's the setlist to this concert