Joe sang his heart out. His last concert was in Germany. He was in total pain singing. He developed lung cancer from all the years of smoking , drugs and drinking. He helped anyone who needed it. He died poor and did what he loved. Theres a great documentary on Netflix about him. Rip Joe
He did not die poor. In fact, he did quite well for himself. He lived not far from us here in Colorado and here is his house that he had built. He lived here until his passing. It's for sale again. As you can see, he was not poor, not even close to poor. ruclips.net/video/Q8ISbkriv0E/видео.htmlsi=irqfKTUSLA41-BRj
You're both wrong. He didn't die poor. He and his wife owned a beautiful mansion in the Rockies and even owned a small restaurant. He died while he was at home with his wife of a heart attack. You do have his name right though.
I'm almost 60. It's so awesome to have a connection, and a solid one, to the younger generations - though "our" music. You guys aren't reacting in a phony way to get clicks, but to how this music really makes you feel. It's a big deal to me, and many others my age. You guys are my favorite reaction channel, and I've been watching a lot. Thank you...
@The socially responsible Anarchist My older cousin went to Woodstock- when we saw her at Christmas that year, she had pictures of the stage Joe Cocker, Jefferson Airplane, Hendrix. She got pretty close. I wish I had my folks record stack from that time...
There has not been real music in 25 yrs. They don't even realize how much black culture and music played a part in real old school rock and they roll. This music will never die off
When Joe Cocker sings this song it always makes me cry I can feel it all the way down to my soul. I’m 63 and I grew up with the best freaking music and thank you for covering this
This is probably the best live version you'll ever hear. Joe was really on form and add to that the acoustics of the hall. You can hear his voice reverberate around clearly. Perfect venue and the best person to sing that song. Joe owns it.
Song was written by Billy Preston and Bruce Fisher, released by Preston in 1974, and same year Joe Cocker released it. Little Rascals (movie) was released in 1994. A lot of others covered Preston/Fisher's song. Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys likely also contributed to the songs genesis and writing.
When I was a young girl and heard Joe Cocker singing on the car radio, I didn’t think he had a “good voice” because he sounded gravelly and was straining to reach the high notes. But now, as an adult who “went through some things” and watch his performances, I am on Team Amber: I think the best singers are the ones who leave their raw emotions on the stage so the rest of us can feel our own. Thank you for this powerful reaction, J & A. 💐
Us old people call it wisdom....It's glorious thing when you start understanding the difference between intelligence and wisdom. Grats Meryl! He is a helluva singer.....
I was thinking the samething! As s kid hearing this on the radio I didn't care for his voice but now as an adult & hearing this I realize how beautiful it really is. How he puts so much of himself into it.
Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes - Up Where We Belong is a duet they performed for the sound track of An Officer And A Gentlemen and they won a Grammy for it
Her look whenever he pauses music that she is feeling deep in her soul, he really needs to key off her. The deflating disappointment on her face.. Feel like one of these days hes gonna get a talkin to. Lol. I love you two !!! Keep up the amazing work!!
I gotta agree. Jay was NOT reading the room, so to speak. She was in the zone and he just crashed it hard. Thought she was gonna cry for a second and I would have completely understood if she did. Hindsight of course, but maybe next time wait for the bridge before you pause ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Peace all. 😁
I absolutely agree! I know that part of it is a copyright issue, but sometimes I feel like he just does it at the wrong time and I feel so bad for Amber. She's like me, when I'm into my music, I'm *into it* , and even if there's a quick glitch that disturbs the flow, it takes me out of my zone and I feel so weird and off balance. It's hard to explain, but some may understand.
This is definitely Joe Cocker’s song. I would say it is a song that is his signature. Joe sang it years before the Little Rascals movie came out. Listen to to original version. This one is great, but we all got to know the other one on the radio.
@@jamomo1371 Not quite....Billy was out in California and went to a party in Loral Canyon. Dennis Wilson was there and he asked Billy if he would help him fill out the piano part. Dennis played it for him and then Billy filled in the crevices. Dennis liked the addition so much that he told Billy he could use it. Billy went back to Joe and said ..."look at what I WROTE!!!". JOE recorded it and Billy took credit. Joe got pretty pissed when he found out what had happened. ruclips.net/video/xyawpzgLpAs/видео.html
I logged on to suggest the same song. Up Where We Belong won a Golden Globe, a Grammy for duet with vocals, and the Academy Award for best song. It's a fantastic duet, arguably one of the best of all times. It is not to be missed.
@@KayeWhye Clemens on sax on Cocker’s recording, but if it was from Mad Dogs and Englishmen live album it was Bobby Keys (Rolling Stones) and Jim Horn…
My uncle died in 1987. He was a light in my life. He let me step on his toes while we danced and sang this to me. It brings me to tears and makes me wish he were still here to dance and sing this to me again. It's my special song. Ty for reacting to it. 🥲❤❤❤
First time I heard Joe was in my college dorm. A friend had the Woodstock albums and we loved Joe Cocker! Now 50 years later I am sitting here with tears in my eyes watching you appreciate it. What a blessing. Thank you for doing what you do. Rest In Peace Joe.
This was not a little rascals song. The song you're thinking of was a parody that Eddie Murphy did as buckwheat on Saturday Night Live. The Joe Cocker song pre - dates that.
@@ElvesofZion They are young and use whatever reference they have. Unfortunately, it’s the Little Rascals movie. Another example, I watch a channel where the creator is a younger Millenial. She reacted to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. The teacher she remembers as the Visine tear drop commercial guy.
Joe Cocker singing this song just sends me & I shed happy tears every time I hear it 💥🔥☮️😂 Have loved Joe for a looong time & still have vinyl records which I cherish. Thanks for reacting to this amazing artist, you are keeping music alive for new generations 🥰
This is his "signature song". Singer/songwriter Billy Preston wrote the song and the soul group, Sam and Dave, recorded it. Preston wasn't happy about how Dave was "using" the song since he'd actually written for and about his mother. Shortly after, Cocker started doing it.
I use to sing this to my little son when he was first born. He would lay there and just listen. I love this. Such great memories. My one and only baby that I adopted. What a beautiful gift and song.He is now 46 and he still loves this song.
I think the finest compliment that can be paid to a singer is to say they "left it all on the stage". Joe Cocker certainly held nothing back when he took hold of a song. All of the greats...Janis, Freddie, Bob Seeger, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Mick Jagger, and all the unknowns who had the voice but not the breaks...they poured it all onto the stage night after night. They didn't keep anything back. Maybe that's why so many of them die alone.
Mad Dogs and English men Joe Cocker check out that album and 'she came in the bathroom window' and 'The Letter', ' You can keep your hat on' classic voice and he get his whole body into singing!!
Still waiting for some Linda Ronstadt! She is one of the best singers of the past 30 or 40 years! Rock, country, mariachi... She even sang a song for the movie, " An American Tail" - "Somewhere out there" It was an animated 80's movie. You will not be disappointed! Her back up band became the Eagles! She sang with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris! It's so sad that she's not able to sing anymore because of Parkinson's but you need to hear her!
I'm one of the millions of guys who fell in love with Linda. She had me from the start with "Different Drum", but when she did "Long Long Time" and "Love Has No Pride".........
Whenever I hear Joe Cocker sing this song I never fail to tear up. He always sings it with such roar and heartfelt emotion. RIP Joe and thank you always for your amazing talent.❤❤❤
I am from the UK and now 71 years - been thro' the 60's 70's and more. Love the late Joe Cocker but here is one from 1973 that I also love. Bet you haven't hear this one - Focus - Hocus Pocus live - Enjoy
This song means so much to me! My Father was a singer and piano player back in the day. He would play several gigs a week in the late '60s and early '70s! He slowly got away from it as he got married and had us kids, four of us! He got to watch us grow up loving music. He always had great music playing in the house. It was the best thing he could have done for me. I'm also a singer and musician. Music is the air that I breathe! On my 16th Birthday, my Dad took me out to dinner, just him and I. As we were driving back home, this song came on the radio. He hardly ever sang anymore. I think because he missed it so much. On this special day, he sang it to me from start to finish! It made us both cry. Then came my wedding day... I told him we should pick a song for our father/daughter dance, but he said I should pick the song. We hadn't ever talked about the song after my 16th Birthday, so I was pretty sure it wouldn't have crossed his mind that I would choose it. As we were called to the dance floor, the song started to play. My dad immediately knew what it was and instantly started to tear up. We danced while everyone was watching us. We didn't have a chance at holding back the tears. My dad told me how proud he was of me, that he could see how happy I was, and that my Husband was truly the one meant for me. After the dance, my mother asked why I picked that song... I said because Dad sang it to me on my 16th Birthday. She said "He did?" I told her it was memory that was just ours, so I thought it would be perfect for our dance. My husband and I celebrated our 30th Wedding Anniversary, the end of April! I still tear up every time I hear this song. The serenade and the dance will always be two of the greatest moments of my life! Oh, and my first dance with my hubby was 'Lady', by Kenny Rogers!
You can leave you hat on is a fun tune by Joe Cocker. If you don't feel this song when he sings it they've already planted you and you're pushing up trees
Thank you for featuring this song/video. It’s a beautiful, heartfelt performance but my favorite thing about it is watching Amber’s reaction. This incredible song is meant to bring out an emotional response, touch your soul, speak to your heart. I am thrilled to see that it is not wasted on you, Amber. From the second he starts to sing and you smile with familiarity, then when the intensity of the emotion hits you and your hands come up to cover your mouth, your eyes glisten and your expression changes/deepens. It’s beautiful. My eyes fill with tears right along with you as you feel the real power of this song. Don’t edit out your emotional reactions. It’s what’s real and what makes watching reaction videos worth it.
Amber, baby girl, I’ve heard him sing this song hundreds of times, but that look of joy, sadness, pain, love and longing that came over your face at the beginning…that was well worth hearing and watching it one more time. I’m watching this over two years after you guys reacted to it. Thanks you guys. Amber, I’ll remember your reaction to him and this song forever.
They were just...honest. No Show..no crap. Just...honest. As an empath I get tears every time I hear this. Especially when you watch him, and I've heard/watched this probably in excess of a thousand times.
Yes! I agree about the statement "they've been through pain." It really comes through in their voices. Amy Winehouse was one of my fav singers and her downfall was heartbreaking to watch, may she RIP.
My good friend in high school, Tony, was an adopted native american. We ran together and grew up. Tony slways sang this song and amazed me a to his 5alent. Tony was murdered on the streets he lived on, homeless. Tony, i have never forgotten you.
You know we must correct and teach as we are so serious about our music. Chill Amber. You're the Mama!❤ As an empath, we feel the music deeply and relate to each artist!
Not everybody understands us Empaths. We DEEPLY feel the emotions of others and music affects us just the same way! Amber's reaction of wanting to cry is a perfect example!
Amber, don't you EVER hold back a good cry! It was unique to listen to Joe Cocker singing You are so Beautiful and not be sittin' here crying alone. God gave you ears to listen with and a soul to feel with. You can't experience music without using both. Anyway, I clicked because I so enjoy how you feel songs from my generation. Brings me back. For something more upbeat, check out Joe Cocker's rendition of "Cry me a River"!!!
There is no drug in the world that compares to an arena loving music you created. Best feeling ever. You get exhausted at the end. If you’re doing it right
I have a special request from a unique artist with a special gift of being able to consistently sing from his soul. The artist name is Seal. I think a good place to start is “Killer” then “ Crazy” and for a change of pace “ Kiss from a Rose” .. he has levels and layers to his music. You won’t be disappointed.🙏🏽
I never heard him sing crazy, but Seal is so utterly underrated. A kiss from a rose is so unforgettable. Not many people remember him which is unfortunate. He's iconic with his singing.
My 1st song to my wife. She left me 2 weeks ago. Im so lost. Left me, my kid, the shirt on my back. Im a zombie, broken. 55. 16 years sober. Worked same job 14 years. Tried to give her everything. Working 6 days a week. 12 hour days. Guess its my fault. Now. Alone. I miss you.
Joe sang his heart out. His last concert was in Germany. He was in total pain singing. He developed lung cancer from all the years of smoking , drugs and drinking. He helped anyone who needed it. He died poor and did what he loved. Theres a great documentary on Netflix about him. Rip Joe
he never made a lot of money because he sang other peoples songs. but the joy he brought I hope he knew how loved he was
He did not die poor. In fact, he did quite well for himself. He lived not far from us here in Colorado and here is his house that he had built. He lived here until his passing. It's for sale again. As you can see, he was not poor, not even close to poor. ruclips.net/video/Q8ISbkriv0E/видео.htmlsi=irqfKTUSLA41-BRj
You're both wrong. He didn't die poor. He and his wife owned a beautiful mansion in the Rockies and even owned a small restaurant. He died while he was at home with his wife of a heart attack. You do have his name right though.
I'm almost 60. It's so awesome to have a connection, and a solid one, to the younger generations - though "our" music. You guys aren't reacting in a phony way to get clicks, but to how this music really makes you feel. It's a big deal to me, and many others my age. You guys are my favorite reaction channel, and I've been watching a lot. Thank you...
I agree 100%
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@The socially responsible Anarchist My older cousin went to Woodstock- when we saw her at Christmas that year, she had pictures of the stage Joe Cocker, Jefferson Airplane, Hendrix. She got pretty close. I wish I had my folks record stack from that time...
Totally agree. Love that they love and appreciate music and vocals...every aspect and dimension
There has not been real music in 25 yrs. They don't even realize how much black culture and music played a part in real old school rock and they roll. This music will never die off
When Joe Cocker sings this song it always makes me cry I can feel it all the way down to my soul. I’m 63 and I grew up with the best freaking music and thank you for covering this
your very right about everything you stated, I am 72 and Joe Cocker is the greatest at bringing out your emotions...........
always reaches down deep into your heart n soul , thats why its so emotional,always brings back all the great memories of my late wife, love darlin
This is probably the best live version you'll ever hear. Joe was really on form and add to that the acoustics of the hall.
You can hear his voice reverberate around clearly.
Perfect venue and the best person to sing that song.
Joe owns it.
If Joe doesn't make you cry, watching Amber's reaction to Joe will.
Old school rawness
It sure did
Check out Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes “Up Where We Belong”. Such a great pairing.
Joe Cocker probably has the rawest yet purest voice ever!
Buffy Sainte-Marie wrote that song. ruclips.net/video/rLCk066o9sU/видео.html
Sandpaper and silk
@@musicairplanes4884 The vampire slayer?
YES, so beautiful!!!
💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Song was written by Billy Preston and Bruce Fisher, released by Preston in 1974, and same year Joe Cocker released it. Little Rascals (movie) was released in 1994. A lot of others covered Preston/Fisher's song. Dennis Wilson of the Beach Boys likely also contributed to the songs genesis and writing.
The little rascals never sang with that heart and soul. He was a beautiful person. God rest Joe Cocker!❤
He was beautiful ❤
Joe Cocker Leave your hat on. It is absolutely 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The little rascals used joe cockers song. Cocker recorded this in the late 60s
Amber looks like she just wants to say "Shut up Jay and let me listen". :)
I just love you two kids. I'm 75 and listen to Joe Cocker / Janis Joplin, etc., ALL the time and love that you love them too!
When I was a young girl and heard Joe Cocker singing on the car radio, I didn’t think he had a “good voice” because he sounded gravelly and was straining to reach the high notes. But now, as an adult who “went through some things” and watch his performances, I am on Team Amber: I think the best singers are the ones who leave their raw emotions on the stage so the rest of us can feel our own. Thank you for this powerful reaction, J & A. 💐
makes me cry every time...
Us old people call it wisdom....It's glorious thing when you start understanding the difference between intelligence and wisdom. Grats Meryl! He is a helluva singer.....
I was thinking the samething! As s kid hearing this on the radio I didn't care for his voice but now as an adult & hearing this I realize how beautiful it really is. How he puts so much of himself into it.
If you've haven't heard him before, check out Paolo Nutini - No Other Way live on Jools Holland. So much passion. 💗
Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes - Up Where We Belong is a duet they performed for the sound track of An Officer And A Gentlemen and they won a Grammy for it
As a dad I think of my daughter when I hear this song. Great reaction and absolutely amazing performance by Joe.
Bless her, Amber gets me crying every single time ❤️ big love to y’all
You have GOT to listen to Cocker's performance of "The Letter"...unbridled energy.
brings tears to my eyes.
Agreed! After that one, add "Up Where We Belong" to the list.
Live version Mad Dogs & Englishmen
Yes!!!!!
And you gotta hear "When the night comes".
Joe was a genuine performer, he sang straight from the heart.. and boy you can hear it
Joe was one of the huge Legends of Music we have Lost, it has left a great void in our Souls. R.I.P. Joe
Being yourselves is what makes you two so lovely and watchable. Joe Cocker was a singing god.
Her look whenever he pauses music that she is feeling deep in her soul, he really needs to key off her. The deflating disappointment on her face.. Feel like one of these days hes gonna get a talkin to. Lol. I love you two !!! Keep up the amazing work!!
He has to pause to avoid copyright infringement and getting zapped by RUclips. But I know what you mean. Lol. Pre-mature!
She really seems to enjoy alot of the music she's hearing, it's nice to see someone so genuine doing reactions. She's a sweetheart!
I gotta agree. Jay was NOT reading the room, so to speak. She was in the zone and he just crashed it hard. Thought she was gonna cry for a second and I would have completely understood if she did.
Hindsight of course, but maybe next time wait for the bridge before you pause ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Peace all. 😁
😄
I absolutely agree!
I know that part of it is a copyright issue, but sometimes I feel like he just does it at the wrong time and I feel so bad for Amber. She's like me, when I'm into my music, I'm *into it* , and even if there's a quick glitch that disturbs the flow, it takes me out of my zone and I feel so weird and off balance. It's hard to explain, but some may understand.
This is definitely Joe Cocker’s song. I would say it is a song that is his signature. Joe sang it years before the Little Rascals movie came out. Listen to to original version. This one is great, but we all got to know the other one on the radio.
Yes the original is slightly better, but this was great.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Actually, Billy Preston wrote and recorded this song first.
@@jamomo1371 Not quite....Billy was out in California and went to a party in Loral Canyon. Dennis Wilson was there and he asked Billy if he would help him fill out the piano part. Dennis played it for him and then Billy filled in the crevices. Dennis liked the addition so much that he told Billy he could use it. Billy went back to Joe and said ..."look at what I WROTE!!!". JOE recorded it and Billy took credit. Joe got pretty pissed when he found out what had happened. ruclips.net/video/xyawpzgLpAs/видео.html
Little rascals came out in the 1930's...
i cried full of emotion, I miss joe cocker, not one dry eye anywhere quarantee it
Me too😢❤
Wow!! This man sings every single word of this song from the middle of his soul!! You can FEEL every word!!!
Truly. ❤
They don't make em like the 60's and 70's anymore. Joe was one of the BEST! 💖
yes very true comment those were the best years in Music for sure@@funshine817
Joe was pure soul. Potent singer and totally unique. He touches parts other singer can’t as Amber has just discovered. Great selection guys
THE Joe Cocker song you need to listen to is "You Can Leave Your Hat On" imho.
DELTA LADY\
Yes!!
This was exactly what I was thinking when I started this video.
Agreed! Was thinking the very same!
Definitely !❤
Music is the only thing that is timeless.
I get tears in my eyes every time I hear this watching you young people does the same ❤
Look at sweetie blush and smile!
Those words...that voice...makes a woman realize her importance!!!
God bless you all!!
Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes duet " Up where we belong ". Simply beautiful song. Just sayin'
I logged on to suggest the same song. Up Where We Belong won a Golden Globe, a Grammy for duet with vocals, and the Academy Award for best song. It's a fantastic duet, arguably one of the best of all times. It is not to be missed.
Joe Cocker on piano, Clarence "Big Man" Clemens on sax, you'll both love "Unchain My Heart."
Leon Russell on piano...
@@thaisnowman1 yep, thank you.
@@KayeWhye Clemens on sax on Cocker’s recording, but if it was from Mad Dogs and Englishmen live album it was Bobby Keys (Rolling Stones) and Jim Horn…
My uncle died in 1987. He was a light in my life. He let me step on his toes while we danced and sang this to me. It brings me to tears and makes me wish he were still here to dance and sing this to me again. It's my special song. Ty for reacting to it. 🥲❤❤❤
You almost brought me to tears. ❤
First time I heard Joe was in my college dorm. A friend had the Woodstock albums and we loved Joe Cocker! Now 50 years later I am sitting here with tears in my eyes watching you appreciate it. What a blessing. Thank you for doing what you do. Rest In Peace Joe.
Great reaction as always. You have to hear "Feelin' Alright" next.
This was not a little rascals song. The song you're thinking of was a parody that Eddie Murphy did as buckwheat on Saturday Night Live. The Joe Cocker song pre - dates that.
It was in the Little Rascals movie in `94, likely that's what they are thinking of.
That movie couldn't compare to the original Little Rascals... especially when Spanky was just beyond being a toddler.
@@ElvesofZion They are young and use whatever reference they have. Unfortunately, it’s the Little Rascals movie. Another example, I watch a channel where the creator is a younger Millenial. She reacted to Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. The teacher she remembers as the Visine tear drop commercial guy.
@@taoist32 I watch Ashleigh too, lol
I remember that 😂🤣😂
Brings tears to my eyes. He was unbelievable! God bless you Joe.
Joe Cocker singing this song just sends me & I shed happy tears every time I hear it 💥🔥☮️😂 Have loved Joe for a looong time & still have vinyl records which I cherish. Thanks for reacting to this amazing artist, you are keeping music alive for new generations 🥰
JOE COCKER "YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON"..CLASSIC..TRUTH!
This is his "signature song".
Singer/songwriter Billy Preston wrote the song and the soul group, Sam and Dave, recorded it. Preston wasn't happy about how Dave was "using" the song since he'd actually written for and about his mother. Shortly after, Cocker started doing it.
Saw Ringo and his Allstars at River Bend in Cincinnati. Billy Preston stole the show.
@@laritownsend2527 - I'll bet! Billy Preston was GREAT!! 😊
Billy Preston's version is the best! ruclips.net/video/MFHfLCG1dls/видео.html
Billy also played keyboard for The Beatles and appeared at their final rooftop performance
@@eviekelpie1 also played on Abbey Road and tons of George Harrison's solo stuff .
I use to sing this to my little son when he was first born. He would lay there and just listen. I love this. Such great memories. My one and only baby that I adopted. What a beautiful gift and song.He is now 46 and he still loves this song.
I think the finest compliment that can be paid to a singer is to say they "left it all on the stage". Joe Cocker certainly held nothing back when he took hold of a song. All of the greats...Janis, Freddie, Bob Seeger, Steve Perry, Steven Tyler, Mick Jagger, and all the unknowns who had the voice but not the breaks...they poured it all onto the stage night after night. They didn't keep anything back. Maybe that's why so many of them die alone.
I've heard this song by Mr. Cocker countless times for nearly 50 years; it still makes me cry.
Mad Dogs and English men Joe Cocker check out that album and 'she came in the bathroom window' and 'The Letter', ' You can keep your hat on' classic voice and he get his whole body into singing!!
Lol I was hoping to see someone say Mad Dogs and English Men, saw the movie in the 70's at a drive-in. What a blast!
Of course the latter is another Beatles cover!
Joe is much loved to us older folks. He radiates soul thru his whole body! An impeccable and stunning live performance!
Joe Cocker such a beautiful beautiful soul, god I miss him..
One of my favorite songs. So many feels in his singing, just makes me want to cry
Still waiting for some Linda Ronstadt! She is one of the best singers of the past 30 or 40 years! Rock, country, mariachi...
She even sang a song for the movie, " An American Tail" - "Somewhere out there" It was an animated 80's movie. You will not be disappointed!
Her back up band became the Eagles! She sang with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris!
It's so sad that she's not able to sing anymore because of Parkinson's but you need to hear her!
I'm one of the millions of guys who fell in love with Linda. She had me from the start with "Different Drum", but when she did "Long Long Time" and "Love Has No Pride".........
She took the Eagle's song"Desperado" and made it hers!!!
Tracks of My Tears
www.google.com/search?q=linda%20ronstadt%20tracks%20of%20my%20tears
Blue Bayou is my favorite though I love her in general. Super sad about the Parkinsons 💔
One of the greatest voices of the rock era.
Whenever I hear Joe Cocker sing this song I never fail to tear up. He always sings it with such roar and heartfelt emotion. RIP Joe and thank you always for your amazing talent.❤❤❤
You never forget a Joe Cocker Concert saw him 24yrs ago and remember it like it was yesterday.
Once Joe Cocker covers your song it belongs to him. You just say ‘okay, you can have it thank you bye’. 😁💪🏼
"You can keep your Hat on" Official movie video. It's sooo good
Joe Cocker, " YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON!" YOU'LL ❤ IT!
61 yes old here
1st I love you two
2nd this brings back memories
Always brings tears to my eyes.
So so excited that you are reacting to Joe Cocker again!!! Probably his most beautiful song! My favorite: “THE LETTER”🔥
Yes, you have listen to Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes. "Love lift us up where we belong" xxxx
i agree , i had forgotten about that performance "Love Lift Us TO Where WE Belong" will bring you to tears,
the late and forever great Joe and that voice will always be missed . RIP man .....
I am from the UK and now 71 years - been thro' the 60's 70's and more. Love the late Joe Cocker but here is one from 1973 that I also love. Bet you haven't hear this one - Focus - Hocus Pocus live - Enjoy
A bear of a man with a big beautiful voice and a heart to go with it
Now you have to do "You Can Leave Your Hat On"--so much fun. Great musician, and great music.
Love you two. Try Delbert McClinton "never been rocked enough...I know you will love it. When I want to rock I listen to Delbert!
This song means so much to me! My Father was a singer and piano player back in the day. He would play several gigs a week in the late '60s and early '70s! He slowly got away from it as he got married and had us kids, four of us! He got to watch us grow up loving music. He always had great music playing in the house. It was the best thing he could have done for me. I'm also a singer and musician. Music is the air that I breathe! On my 16th Birthday, my Dad took me out to dinner, just him and I. As we were driving back home, this song came on the radio. He hardly ever sang anymore. I think because he missed it so much. On this special day, he sang it to me from start to finish! It made us both cry. Then came my wedding day... I told him we should pick a song for our father/daughter dance, but he said I should pick the song. We hadn't ever talked about the song after my 16th Birthday, so I was pretty sure it wouldn't have crossed his mind that I would choose it. As we were called to the dance floor, the song started to play. My dad immediately knew what it was and instantly started to tear up. We danced while everyone was watching us. We didn't have a chance at holding back the tears. My dad told me how proud he was of me, that he could see how happy I was, and that my Husband was truly the one meant for me. After the dance, my mother asked why I picked that song... I said because Dad sang it to me on my 16th Birthday. She said "He did?" I told her it was memory that was just ours, so I thought it would be perfect for our dance. My husband and I celebrated our 30th Wedding Anniversary, the end of April! I still tear up every time I hear this song. The serenade and the dance will always be two of the greatest moments of my life! Oh, and my first dance with my hubby was 'Lady', by Kenny Rogers!
Joe just puts it on on the stage...every time.....
When he did the cover version of the Beatles 'With a Little Help From My Friends', the Beatles liked it so much that they said it was now Joe's song.
Joe should be in the rock and roll hall of fame
One in a million our Joe
This song and this version are so powerful and full of raw emotion , I can’t hear it without getting wet eyes 👀
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You can leave you hat on is a fun tune by Joe Cocker.
If you don't feel this song when he sings it they've already planted you and you're pushing up trees
When you look in Joe's eyes at the end, he lived and believed every word.
I love watching Amber’s reaction and seeing how this song touches her ♥️
Their voices touch Your soul.
"You Can Leave Your Hat On" is my favorite.
You Can Leave Your Hat On is a great song of Joe’s.
This down to earth humble man from , Sheffield England, became the greatest soul singer,of all time ,
Glad I got chance to see him live twice
did you notice the entire crowd was silent when he was singing. a true artist
This was spellbinding
The Walking Dead brought me here
Thank you for featuring this song/video. It’s a beautiful, heartfelt performance but my favorite thing about it is watching Amber’s reaction. This incredible song is meant to bring out an emotional response, touch your soul, speak to your heart. I am thrilled to see that it is not wasted on you, Amber. From the second he starts to sing and you smile with familiarity, then when the intensity of the emotion hits you and your hands come up to cover your mouth, your eyes glisten and your expression changes/deepens. It’s beautiful. My eyes fill with tears right along with you as you feel the real power of this song. Don’t edit out your emotional reactions. It’s what’s real and what makes watching reaction videos worth it.
Amber, baby girl, I’ve heard him sing this song hundreds of times, but that look of joy, sadness, pain, love and longing that came over your face at the beginning…that was well worth hearing and watching it one more time. I’m watching this over two years after you guys reacted to it. Thanks you guys. Amber, I’ll remember your reaction to him and this song forever.
The best part about this song is how it doesnt matter that he didnt hit the notes. Almost hitting the notes really makes this song what it is
Just beautiful I've always admire his voice. Amber you made me have tears with ya today but beautiful tears not sad ones. Thank you for sharing.
Amber's reaction was priceless. You are so beautiful
They were just...honest. No Show..no crap. Just...honest. As an empath I get tears every time I hear this. Especially when you watch him, and I've heard/watched this probably in excess of a thousand times.
The man was a walking instrument there was only one In this world Joe Cocker ! Thank you so much Joe !!
Song was recorded in 1974…don’t know when that movie was released, but I think it’s safe to say the movie borrowed this song
The movie was 1994.
Next from Joe…. “ YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR HAT ON”. Whoooo. Love some JOE!!! Great review !!
Dear Joe Cocker. What a voice.
Passion and being just him and showing world what he has inside, and you both are unique you are successful and making place to provide a great life
Yes! I agree about the statement "they've been through pain." It really comes through in their voices. Amy Winehouse was one of my fav singers and her downfall was heartbreaking to watch, may she RIP.
“Feelin’ Alright” and “You Can Leave Your Hat On”.
The incomparable Joe Cocker!👍🏻❤️🎤☮️🎼
My good friend in high school, Tony, was an adopted native american. We ran together and grew up. Tony slways sang this song and amazed me a to his 5alent. Tony was murdered on the streets he lived on, homeless.
Tony, i have never forgotten you.
You know we must correct and teach as we are so serious about our music. Chill Amber. You're the Mama!❤ As an empath, we feel the music deeply and relate to each artist!
We were spoiled BRATS in the 70s
Not everybody understands us Empaths. We DEEPLY feel the emotions of others and music affects us just the same way!
Amber's reaction of wanting to cry is a perfect example!
Amber, don't you EVER hold back a good cry! It was unique to listen to Joe Cocker singing You are so Beautiful and not be sittin' here crying alone.
God gave you ears to listen with and a soul to feel with. You can't experience music without using both.
Anyway, I clicked because I so enjoy how you feel songs from my generation. Brings me back.
For something more upbeat, check out Joe Cocker's rendition of "Cry me a River"!!!
R.I.P Joe Cocker. Beautiful singer and song❤️❤️❤️
He had that raucous crowd at dead silence as they were hypnotized by him. That is special.
Called the radio station to announce my daughter being born and this is the song they played.
As a 42 year old man, i can listen to Pink Floyd Great Gig in the Sky 3 times a day and still cry every time
There is no drug in the world that compares to an arena loving music you created. Best feeling ever. You get exhausted at the end.
If you’re doing it right
Joe Cocker... Summer In The City! Funky, smokey, hot summer night pop! 😎
I have a special request from a unique artist with a special gift of being able to consistently sing from his soul. The artist name is Seal. I think a good place to start is “Killer” then “ Crazy” and for a change of pace “ Kiss from a Rose” .. he has levels and layers to his music. You won’t be disappointed.🙏🏽
I never heard him sing crazy, but Seal is so utterly underrated. A kiss from a rose is so unforgettable. Not many people remember him which is unfortunate. He's iconic with his singing.
My 1st song to my wife. She left me 2 weeks ago. Im so lost. Left me, my kid, the shirt on my back. Im a zombie, broken. 55. 16 years sober. Worked same job 14 years. Tried to give her everything. Working 6 days a week. 12 hour days. Guess its my fault. Now. Alone. I miss you.
Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on you...
I always get goosebumps hearing joe, but today this has brought me to tears
He grabbed the hearts strings Amber and tugged them didn't he,watching your face said it all ,love watching you two enjoy the journey.