R.I.P.... | Joe Cocker - With a little help from my friends (REACTION!!)
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Guys they blocked the video over 30 seconds or so ...so I had youtube cut the part they blocked it over so it might be missing a small segment sorry!!!!! Appreciate u guys for support don’t forget to like the video🙂🙂🙂
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Was it at the end?
I feel like there was a big scream that was missing.
No. I know. But I mean one that Really stood out.
The Tubes gettin weird man.
Great that you saw it.
Haha Nana too
Great Beatles song
Great tie dye. That my job haha
It's a crime he's not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
absolutely fugging ridiculous
Can't believe it either
He's NOT? Well, there's one more act I get to be pissed off at R&R Hall of Fame for snubbing.
R&R Hall doesn’t mean jackshit, it’s reserved for favorites of the leftist propaganda ministry and the politicians who command them. Wake Up.
@@cavscout62, I saw "Leftist Propaganda Ministry" back in the 80s. Great show.
I was there in the 3rd row in the mud......in front of the stage . AWSOME performance along with Santana ( first time hearing) and my 2 favorites Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin. It was my first concert, and none ever bested that experience.
I'm seriously so jealous!! I fell in love with the entire Woodstock experience as a teen and wished I could have gone. Unfortunately I wasn't born until that December.
😔😂🥰💙
OMG!!! I can't even imagine having the honor of seeing that🤯 Happy for your experience but also terribly enveous🤭 I can't even. And for your 1st concert?!! Great Neptune's thunder clap 😳
Wow. That's all I can say is wow!
❤ so jealous
That's speacil/cool...👍
If im alone in the car, and this song comes on, ill start thinking about all my bro's not here anymore and will start crying by myself. Joe singing with every ounce of his being just pulls strings in my emotion. Joe Cocker was amazing.
Peace, my man, me too
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It's like "goin' to church" --Joe just makes me fired up.
Roger over
Same here!👍💔😢
When I was a little girl I was almost embarrassed watching Joe Cocker... I didn't understand why he moved like that... But I got a little older and realized he was just feeling that music. One of a kind.....💗
That's funny. I totally understand that. I I might have been the same. I was that way about James Brown. I was a little scared of James. He screamed so much and sweat and had people putting capes on him. hahahahaha
Lol years ago I thought he has palsy
@@juliemanarin4127 yes, me too !
Feeling the music..... enhanced by lots of drugs
@@coachbuddah4958 yes, me too lol
"You Are So Beautiful" A totally different side of Joe. A beautiful ballad.
And the love theme tune, too, from "An Officer and a Gentleman"
Let em know!! It’ll bring tears to your eyes
Aren't these younger generation stupid they have no idea what great music is no matter what genre I hate that word today music is a computer and rubbish, saw the stones live best memory I'll ever have
Not happy you have to expand your knowledge otherwise not worth watching you anymore
Yep😍
Regarding Joe's movements on stage, I found this on a website:
"Flailing his arms about, and playing air guitar, became a standard trademark in early Cocker performances. Many assumed he must have been either stoned, or crazy. Actually, it was just his way of feeling the music. A singer, he didn’t have an instrument to play while on stage. In an interview with The Guardian, he explained, “I guess that came with my frustration at never having played piano or guitar. If you see me nowadays I’m not quite so animated, but it’s just a way of trying to get feeling out - I get excited and it all comes through my body.”For the whole article do a search for "10 Things You Didn't Know About Joe Cocker."
Initially, when the movie came out, I thought he was disabled in some way, lol.
@@snakelite61 I saw him on TV once when I was little and thought he was disabled too.
I suspect that he had scoliosis, maybe undiagnosed. When you see him from the side, the curvature of his spine is quite pronounced, it may be the reason why his ribcage is prominent and his movements so stiff. I'm not a doctor, this is just my guess. And I seem to piss people off when I mention it.
@@snakelite61 Your eye caught some clues. I'm just guessing, but I think he had scoliosis. But I have never heard or seen that confirmed.
He never changed, I saw him in concert about a year before he died and he still did the movements.
This song was originally done by the Beatles, but has been covered by numerous artists since. Joe's version is one of, if not THE most popular version of it.
This is my favorite cover. He makes you feel it. Like he feels it for real and passes it to you. Like I want his friends.
It's the most powerful too
Whilst I love the original Beatles version, this version beats the s*** out of it. One of the few examples of where the cover version is better than the original!!
True that.
Mainly because it was the opening theme song for “The Wonder Years.” J/k. I know it was made famous before then.
The backup singers couldn’t make it to Woodstock- the NY Thruway was shut down due to crowds! So the band filled in.
Yeah, I knew that part definitely sounded “off.”
Jeffrey Hinkel exactly! Threw me off for sure- doesn’t have quite the impact otherwise either- imho- ✨
Ah! I knew that part wasn't right. I just posted another comment about it, myself. Too bad that the backups couldn't be there because I always loved their sound.
Rita Coolidge was one of them
It worked on the chorus, just the single falsetto wasnt that guy’s forté
Just a down to earth humble man, giving us everything his body & voice had, so we could feel his music ❤️
Joe Cocker was brilliant at letting himself be moved by the music. His body, his hair, his voice - all of it was organic and sincere. If your aren't seeing a performer immerse themselves like this, that's how you know the song is shit. Joe was covering a Beatles song and doing it with more passion than any other Englishman did to that point. Joe embodied soul and oozed utter joy. I am so glad you got to experience this iconic performance!
His vocal chords are built for an argument. lmao
I win ALL of my arguments...in the argument-winning chamber or "shower" for everyone else.
I about died when he said that
@@Racingbro1986 Me 2!! Omg, I think I pulled muscle laughing so hard!! Mr. Video is the funniest!!😍😂🕊
Good one!
I spent a year on tour with Joe he was a kind and generous man ! When I got the call I was overwhelmed !!!
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These were the golden years of rock and this talent will never be repeated.
Ray Charles said that joe cockers voice was the best he’d ever heard
This is a fantastic performance by Joe and perhaps the best of Woodstock. Joe Cocker and The Grease Band tearing it up!
Lol..... I've watched Woodstock hundreds of times.... and still can't understand who booked the grease band for this venue.....
You must admit that Santana rocked it.
@@kestrelle5345 Santana totally rocked it. Most bands weren't happy with their sets. Santana, TYA, Joe C, The Who. These were great clips. I didn't mean to deny love to all who deserve it. :-(
@@kestrelle5345 peaking on mescalan....... trying to keep the snake that was growing out of his guitar, from biting him, lol.
@@mikemclaughlin3306 Joe Cocker was a pretty big act at that point. The Grease Band were his band and quite good.
Most people get that ‘stank face’ when feeling the music, Joe got a ‘stank body’ when he felt the music.
R.I.P. Joe Cocker
The Woodstock version. Love this version. The acid trip air guitar playing is badass
Joe has what my musician dad calls "a stereo voice," which is barely different than a studio recording in clarity and power. Not many have the "stereo voice" which is why those who do have it are absolutely amazing and memorable. Other stereo voices are Roy Orbison, the Righteous Brothers and Brenda Lee among others. These people are absolutely rare and should be treated as treasures according to my dad and myself.
I think Brad Delp of Boston had a "stereo voice".😊
Roy Orbison 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Completely different time, but Ethel Merman had a voice that was hard to ignore. Sort of amplified without an amplifier, if you know what I mean
If you watch him closely, Joe is air-playing every instrument in the band by turns and directing them as they go along. He was pretty amazing.
Joe can't control his body when he's singing, his arms do whatever they feel, and Joe feels a lot!
Arms?…BODY!…😉
@@deusifer30 WTF does that emoji mean.
"The Letter"--Cocker's Best, I think. Makes you Dance. Awesome to see you do Joe Cocker!
Fuckin A right
Yep, That’s the one!
Another cover song that MIGHT be better than the original
And a snippet appears in Cliff Booth’s driving through L.A. scene in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
LOVE Joe Cocker. Was lucky to see him perform around 1978. Brilliant. RIP Sweet man xxx
Joe Cocker took With a Little Help From My Friends and She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window, 2 Beatle tunes, and made them his own. Who else has done that in such a convincing, inarguable fashion? Nobody.
i like Tina Turners version of She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window even better
@@switzeridoo Interesting comment. Because the last time I saw both in concert was together same stage in Toronto. Good concert!
@@2zxodcfm lucky you ;-)
@@switzeridoo Switzer. Considering what currently passes for talent I am indeed very lucky! How about seeing legends The Band front row on a small venue revolving stage. How about seeing Simon and Garfunkel at a small charity function with Garfunkels voice sailng effortlessly over everything else. Now, that is lucky! And I'll take all of that luck I can get.
@@2zxodcfm "what currently passes for talent" lol
I`ve seen a lot also...like Pink floyd more than 10 times,Genesis,Joe Cocker as well etc....in my early years i worked for a concert organizer, done several 100 gigs as stage hand.we used to have a lot of events in switzerland in the 90s...
also i`ve seen bad brains and living colour in vancouver 1993 at a place called 86 street music hall...probably does not exist anymore lol
I think most people would agree that the 3 Woodstock performances that carved the deepest grooves in their grey matter were Hendrix's "Star Spangled Banner", Santana's "Soul Sacrifice" , and Joe Cocker's "Little Help"! In a whole weekend of great performances, these are the one's that continue to reverberate down through the decades! Joe brought air guitar out of the closet. Now there's a World Championship!
Joe becomes the music when he sings. That's how he is able to pour his soul out.
"I get high with a little help from my friends". , one of the most popular songs back in my day
Joe just does that when he sings. Nobody knew why, that was just his soul!
Joe puts all his emotions in this song. Keep up the good work
Joe's voice is singular and won't be repeated, ever! Plus there is NO DOUBT that he's into his performances.
If you're so inclined look up John Belushi's Joe Cocker impersonation from Saturday Night Live. Freaking hilarious, he's more Joe than Joe😂😂
Amanda Phillips yes! His voice on that completely matches Joe Cocker and I don’t say that lightly. Good call!
Yes you gotta watch it!
You should react to the SNL skit.
People say he was spasmadic on stage. I like to think that Joe felt every note every lyric and every fan cheering. I firmly believe he is what mucic looks like! Killer song from an amazing talent!
Let's call Joe the SRV of air guitar. The GOAT of air guitar. I thought it was my title but I relinquish the title to Joe. No contest.
It's cool to see you checking out old school Joe Cocker. Everyone only listens to only 40% efficiency Joe. His raw power from the 60s is nowhere to be found near the end of the 70s due to some drinking problems.
If you want the pinnacle Joe Cocker experience, you need to check out some songs from his tour with the Mad Dogs and Englishman. Such as Space Captain, Feelin' Alright and She Came Through the Bathroom Window.
“You can leave your hat on” is a must of Joes- official video- 💛❤️✌️✨
Facts. Please do you can leave your hat on.
Lmao yep like he said here is the proof Mr. Video, he would Cocker😉
Wasn't that song in "9 1/2 weeks" with Mickey Rourke?
Definitely!
Definitely Leave your Hat On. Awesome song for a stripper!
He just got in a trance everytime he sang. Love this guy.
beautiful voice from Sheffield great man 🏴🏴🏴
Sheffield Steel was his best album for my pennies. Remember those coins?
Plenty of good music scene from our siblings oop t' rawd from legendary Nottingham
@@willrichardson519 I'm from Newark the original Newark Nottinghamshire hi 👋👋🏴🏴
@@2zxodcfm I remember half pennies lol
@@lisamills4473 eh oop neighbour. I've enjoyed the odd visit to the castle and town centre. Souhwell and Belvoir castle are nice stops, too. Mind you, growing up in Old Woodstock neighbouring Blenheim palace and an expensive bus trip into Oxford, I was a bit spoilt for heritage!
Joe had a beautiful soul...he felt it all,the melody he brought it every time....
Love Joe. Puts his whole body and soul into the music.
This footage is from Woodstock in 1969. My dad was there. He loves to tell the story of he and his friend driving from Philly to LA, then up to Seattle, and finally back to New York to catch the last day of Woodstock.
I live in his home town now, Sheffield UK
Moved here from California to be with my little son
Actually stopped by his childhood home a few days ago, just to see where the legend grew up
Oh how cool that must have been! ✌️✨
Beautiful part of the world. Im at the opposite end of Snake Pass 🤘
Lol, moved away two years ago, I'm in Scotland now, still a Wednesdayite though, always.
Joe was a humble , kind man. He also likedto party hard, one of a kind. You could always count on this dude to perform; no mattter how banged up he was. I love Joe Cocker,
I absolutely love this song Mr Joe Cocker blew this out of the water this is the best cover in my opinion may he RIP
This song makes me miss my dad ! He was a vet and passed away from cancer in 2005 . I love you dad !
I was born in 1969, around the time of Woodstock. Listening to this era of music was a big influence on my early years. If you ever get a chance you should watch all of the concert footage from Woodstock, it's brilliant. Don't forget to check out the concert footage from Monteray Pops Festival as well. You won't regret watching either of these. That was a legendary performance Cocker just gave. Glad you dug it man.
Just got the alert that Voodoo Child is in your PO Box.
My kids know this song. I tell them this is about true friends. True friends make you fell better when you are at your lowest.
Man... brother!!!... that was the soul singing!! Another great one is “when the night comes”
LMAO... I was wondering how you'd react to this. This was at Woodstock everyone was given
free acid. So yes they were tripping. Carlos Santana took some and didn't think he'd go on for
another few hours...he thought the neck of the guitar was a snake, the drummer was laughing
uncontrollably. This concert went on for 3 days and yes it rained. Fantastic reaction.
This was the Theme song for The Wonder Years
That's where I first heard it , loved it ever since 😍
Yess 💜💜💜💜
That’s where I know it from too lol I loved it since.
Now you need to explain to 1/2 the croud what the Wonder Years was. :)
Saw Joe in concert....sings from the heart and soul. Raspy and soulful. RIP Joe.
Thanks for making my morning bro.
😃👌
Joe was one of the greatest players of the 'air guitar'. Never screwed up a note.
I love Joe. He did a lot of Beatle covers.
You should try You Can Leave Your Hat On.
agree but do the live from Dortmund 1982 version..Derik Dyer does a killer sax solo..Well worth the watch
This was when music stirred emotions, it meant something and nothing generic here. He's the goat and I love this performance
Joe was known for his distinctive vocals on a number of hits, including “With a Little Help From My Friends,” “You Are So Beautiful” and “Up Where We Belong,” it’s nearly impossible for most to have a conversation about Cocker without someone mentioning John Belushi’s famous impression of him.
Joe the Man..
He sings YOU R SO BEAUTIFUL. PURE BEAUTY & SOUL PASSION ❤💘😘🎤🎼🎵♩⚘
You can leave your hat on. Check that one out by Joe.
I love that one!!
Goosebumps. Still, after all these years. Pure magic
He moved like that because he was playing all the instruments in his head and it played out physically in his movements. That is a fact
Yes, I read that too...
Yes sir.
Joe expressed himself to the max, but he also had a medical condition that made him move like that, he was unique n such a powerfull voice
If you want to see something wild from Woodstock, check out "I'm Going Home" by Ten Years After.
Yes I agree ..its great
Mr. Video should just sit through the entire Woodstock movie and react. It would be freaking awesome. Especially Santana and Hendrix.
Saw him only once a few years ago when he was opening for someone. I was like ‘yeah, I’ll go watch his set.’
It was awesome glad I went. It hit, after hit, after hit. The dude was a badass.
You should check out the original Beatles version too. You should also check out Here Comes the Sun (2019 Mix) by the Beatles.
Appreciate you so much, and loved everything about this reaction but "where did he get a angel from?" is my very fav part--gave me so much joy. Joe Cocker was a gift to us all. Glad you got to experience his music, and his boots.
His cover of The Letter would be a great one to do next “it’s Brilliant!”
One of the great soul/blues/rock voices ever...EVER!
This is awesome! Can't go wrong with Joe!
Joe Cocker was one of the best entertainers... he always brought a great performance and an energy that only Joe brings to the table.
Across the Universe Soundtrack - Joe Cocker , Come Together
You'll love it I swear
That movie and the entire soundtrack is EPIC. Joe Cocker is a stand out!
My favorite performance of his. Joe taking us all to church. RIP Joe. Thanks.
Joe, “When The Night Comes”
Love that song.
@Patrick Ingalls I see a notification you replied & can read what you said, but I can’t get to it to reply. So....
Yes & really do like him. And, how about... you’re both very lucky.
Joe Cocker was the air guitar cowboy boot tapping maestro.
I love this song!! Still requesting Chris Cornell’s acoustic version of “Billie Jean”.
I’d love to see him do Chris Cornell’s version of “nothing compares to you” as well.. for sure!!
Kimberlini Bambini yesss!!! That one too;)
He kills that song!
Jocelyn H he sure does!! I hope he reacts to it!
Joe Cocker was an eyeful. Saw him live in Toronto in the late 90s and he was still gyrating and feeling his music.
Thank you for showing Joe so much respect! He was a legend, actually still is. It was always fun to get high with a little help from Joe Cocker!
My Absolutely Favorite performance from the greatest concert on earth, from 1969. THEE DAYS OF PEACE...WOODSTOCK!!! THE LATE GREAT JOE COCKER, 'A LITTLE HELP FROM MY FRIENDS".... ✌
Joe Cocker was AMAZING! Check out You Are So Beautiful, Feelin” Alright, The Letter, You Can Leave Your Hat On, Unchain My Heart there are soooo many!
Hitchcock Railway
Definitely what CMJ said!
The Beatles wrote it, Joe Cocker friggin’ OWNED IT.
He's for sure one of a kind! I asked you to play Joe awhile back ty
Mad Dogs and Englishmen....best concert ever...Master of Space and Time..Leon Russell and Joe Cocker. My fave is Cry Me A River❤❤❤❤❤
Joe was always possesed by the rock n roll devil spirirt everytime he performed....it was incredible to watch an artist literally turn into another being in front of your eyes....then come back to his regular self just like that
He was part of the very first concert I ever went to. I just wanted to jump on stage and hold his arms still. He drove me nuts but he was amazing!!!
Omfg bro you just had me sounding like smokey's mom from Friday thinking no you didn't & yes he did. Lol we all get high with sone help from a friend
Or for us fortunate ones living in the right states, we get high from our friendly, local weed store.
1969 woodstock, he has always been this feeling singer, inmy eyes he is and always be a legend!
The version of this song with Leon Russell is on another level..
Yes!
Joe's soul played a guitar, but his hands don't correspond. Joe's voice works. The whole sound is beautiful.
It would help to have the lyrics up for this one. Good for you for going with the music even when they were hard to understand. The studio song is much better. Apparently (from interview) Joe just got *into a zone" and was playing air guitar🎸🎸🎸🎸 and conducting. He wasn't drunk or on drugs at that time.
I love Joe's song You Can Leave Your Hat On. ❤️🎸🎸
Everytime I hear this song, I can't help but to think about the tv show, The Wonder Years.
"Love lift us up where we belong" - Joe Cocker
Another Beatles song- The original contains clues to the 'Paul Is Dead' mythology.
I thought this was John Lennon? I've always thought this was his song are you sure this sounds an awful lot like John.
@@jameshannagan7830 You thought what was John Lennon? The song? it's track 2 on Sgt Pepper. John may have played it out somewhere after they split, but it's definitely the Beatles. That's Ringo singing on the original track. According to legend, it depicts Billy Shears settling into his new life as Paul McCartney.
@@AstroXeno cool it sounds so much like something Lennon would write.
@@jameshannagan7830 Oh, I'm not saying he didn't write it- just that he did it while he was in the Beatles. Everything was credited Lennon-McCartney, so you can never tell just exactly how much either of them contributed to any particular song, but they do sound like John Lennon's lyrics on this one.
@@AstroXeno Thank you I did know it was a Beatles song we misunderstood each other it's all good.
Thanks! I've only ever seen Joe Cocker singer as an old guy. Was a surprise to see him this age.
The Northern accent threw me off! I didn't even know he was from the UK. Lol
Always thought he was American.
Sheffield steel.
@@willrichardson519 Yorkshire's finest!
From Sheffield which is North England
Love this song so much. Since I was a child.
This was a performance at Woodstock I believe
When Joe Cocker sings "Come Together" in Across the Universe it is amazing
Joe wasn't playing an air guitar. He was definitely on some spectrum before we knew about them. John Belushi, did a spot on Joe Cocker on SNL.
Awww, Belushi nailed a Joe Cocker imitation, sweat, spit and all!
It is a VERY well known fact that he is playing left handed air bass.
Joe is an experience that one must witness as he sings!
The backup singers were caught in traffic so the band members had to do their best to do their vocals.
Joe cocker is a legit Fuq'n legend, sang the hell out of whatever he was singing, this performance will still touch people long after we're all gone
MS didn't stop this music legend !! A true great !!
Another amazing singer from the tough north of England. Known for it’s steel industry, mining and lack of jobs but it seems to build people with character. And he is singing live.
This was one of the best live performances of all time. It's right up there with the likes of "Unchained Melody" by the Righteous Brothers, "If I Can Dream" by Elvis, and "The Way Old Friends Do" by Abba (live in London). ✌️