This absolutely is the ' poster child' for rock and roll. The most iconic performance ever as well...thank you Joe Cocker and the Grease Band...RIP JOE COCKER
Hermoso concierto muchas leyendas soy del 54 y a mis 70 en 2024 los disfruto como hoy gloria a esos años juveniles y que siguen allí hasta siempre y con una pequeña ayuda de mis amigos....
I was 15 years old when I heard this singer in Woodstock, called Joe Cocked, and sing that day i always remember that day. I suggest to everybody to watch the film of Woodstack festival, Its quite unique to understand those times....
He couldn't even bother to get Jimmy Page, who plays guitar on the record. If he wanted to make a true impact, he would have persuaded Page to pause Led Zeppelin's tour schedule and play with him here. Instead, he cut corners and this is the result.
Do you really think Page would have even been noticed? No one would have cared less with this performance by Joe going on. Now if you're talking who should have showed up, that would have to be Stevie Ray Vaughn. Rip to botj these once in a lifetime performers!
I envy this generation. I was born in the late 80s and now raise kids In this woke-broken and lost world. I would give anything to have been able to experience life in the 60s and 70s. That was living!! The best time for music, cars and technology..then it got out of control and everyone now is all about a fake internet life that doesn't even exist and man is now woman and woman is man and they,he,she.. Fucking scary and yet somehow gets respect. Pray hard end times are near.
Lo miro siempre, una vez por año minimamente.Que pasion.... que TODO que inspira Joe & su banda de aquel entonces. Solo podemos mirar al cielo y decirte gracias, GRACIAS.
As a black guy who grew up with Motown and 1970’s reggae... this was the song that had me fall in love with white Blues Rock music. The intro is a creation of genius!! And Joe Cocker’s talented voice, passion and performance is magical. Music is the gift that unites the world more than anything else. I love it. 💖🎼🎸🥁🎼 RIP Joe. 😢🙏🏾
I hear you on this song and Joe, but, I thought the blues came from blacks. Am I wrong? I adore Robert Johnson and he was no albino. BTW, this old white chick was listening to Motown all day long.
Many black singers and musicians until they saw a pic of Joe, they too thought he was black, so distinctive is his voice. Proud to say he was from my home city that being Sheffield.
Er wordt geen muziek meer gemaaktzoals toen , lekker live , zonder geouwehoer met knopjes dat het maar beter klinkt .. bizar dat het zo naar de knoppen is gegaan met die achterlijke dj muziek
Clearly, you've never heard of Steve Perry, Luciano Pavarotti, Boston's Brad Delp, Floor Jensen's Ghost Love Score. Are you really that enthralled by a drugged-out screamer?
dave keim you lucky guy, what a life of perfection to have been there. I didn't get go, really bummed about not having the one this year, but we both (all) know it wouldn't have been the same. Too cool!
In the 70's when I first heard this version I thought: I don't think I've ever heard a better version than the original. After more than 50 years, I say that I have not heard one that surpasses it. May the Beatles forgive me.
Joe Cocker was one of the greatest artists in our Era. I have, and always will be in complete awe of him. I had the privilege of seeing him perform live twice. I was completely engrossed in his performance. He is a spectacular talent. He had great passion for performing. He owned his stage!!! What a voice. I was just devastated when he passed. Joe Cocker, thank you for all the great years. You will be remembered forever. I wish I could have been at Woodstock.
I saw him twice too. Once much to my surprise was a small club in the city where I lived. We carried on for an encore for 20 minutes. He never came back. I am sure playing that little suburban club was a let down for him at that time. It was such an opportunity for us to see him in a small intimate setting.
What a voice, what a performer. This man felt the music with every fiber of his being. Just watched a performance of his as an older man, and both performance's were simply outstanding
Joe, it seems as if a little more than a week ago I was just 20. All of a sudden, I'm 54. I don't know where TIME goes, But at least we can sometimes look back and see a little bit of it.
I'm only 30 and I feel like I'm stuck in a fucking nightmare and want out! This is not my day in time 😭😭😭😭 take me back to the time I wasn't even alive please.
Joe entered a different world that day. He was connected to earth physically, but spiritually he was elsewhere. The music completely overtook him and he could barely control himself. You don’t see this raw passion and love for music, where the performance becomes spiritual, from todays cookie cut artists by big corporations whose only goals are to get played on the radio and make money. Music today, for the most part, seriously lacks soul, love and care. Three things Joe ensured his music had. We miss you, brother, hope the next life is treating you well. Forever missed in your previous one.
You said exactly what I wanted to say. What a rippa of a comment,,,Joe Cocker was What other singers were not.. never will there be another like Joe. He totally needed his friends and he loved em all.
Saw the Phenomenal Joe Cocker sing this song in Philadelphia, Pa. During Tina Turner's Farewell Tour. Today is the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock!Joe Cocker, Earth is sending Love up!✌♥️
The last air guitar part after he's done singing is just out of this world. He's giving his all, putting every last drop into it, just like the fans want performers to do. I've been watching this video for probably 10 years. I'll go away from it for a year sometimes, but when I come back, I just appreciate it more. This is rock n' roll. It's the black and white, teen angst, message, love, etc . . .all rolled into one.
If this does not reach deep inside you then you have already died. I just turned 80 and remember it like it was yesterday what a long strange trip its been.
Easily one of the top performances ever, there's just soul and feeling dripping from this rendition. Love that Pink Floyd posted this to pay respects to the mighty Joe Cocker.
Joe Cocker was the first concert I ever saw, it was at Cobo Hall in Detroit. What a great era for Rock and roll! Grand Funk, Allman Brothers, Joe Cocker! Those were the best days!
I was fortunate to see Joe in Sydney around 1990. What an amazing performer and with his great band and brilliant female backing vocalists, it was a concert to cherish. Love you Joe.
I may have been born 21 years after Woodstock, but this is still my all-time favorite live performance! A big 50th Anniversary THANK YOU to Michael Wadleigh for being able to be there to capture the magic.
Joe was great on "Feelling Alright." go Listen to that album. Was at 67 Newport where Dylan played electric. and Woodstock. Hendrix was playing Sunday morning as the sun came up, Star Spangled Banner. Funny, outside of aches and pains, feel young. Saw Joe play in Boston. and Bonnie Raitt with Albert King. Jack's on Mass ave. J Giles was the bar band. Hendrix at the spectrum(revolving stage) in Phillie and Cream there in 69 (Clapton was incredible.Ginger baker played two sets of drums. I am still amazed by him. Played something different with each hand, each foot.) Listen to "Politician" on Wheels of Fire album.
He's totally possessed by the whole song, the music and the event which lifts the whole raw performance to....well... somewhere else on another plane....making it epic....timeless and unforgettable.....a moment forever caught in time.
He WAS unique. He inspired a whole generation, myself in particular, to really "get into" the music and let your body and soul go free. He made it cool to act out how the music made you feel. Rest In Peace indeed!!
I was lucky enough to see The GREAT JOE COCKER in 1978 at Royal Oak (MI) Music Theater that seats 300 a great show, Cheech and Chong did the warm up act promoting there new movie "Up in Smoke" a night I will never forget. RIP Peace n Love
Iconic to take a song like the Beatles With a Little Help from My Friends and turn it into that powerful Masterpiece one in a lifetime performance I saw this when I was 14 years old the movie theater just mesmerized
I think the number of thumbs down can easily be explained. They're mainly today's disgruntled music fans...if you can call it music, who missed out on that golden period of Rock from the 60's and 70's. It's their way of trying to belittle what was the greatest and most popular musical genre of the 20th century. Maybe every genre has it's time..after all, when was the last great Opera written? Perhaps 100 yrs ago. Today's music fans celebrate mediocrity. I will admit that 90% of my music collection is retro 60's and 70's. And it makes me feel so alive when I listen to it. Watching Joe Cocker here was a defining moment. He gave it his all, and the very next day the world knew who Joe Cocker was. And who should close out Woodstock on that final day? None other than the great Jimi Hendrix. Will we ever see such extraordinary times like this again? I doubt it.
It's because they're fucking idiots. Plain and simple. The way that Joe intersperses between choruses will never again be rivaled. This will ALWAYS be the best live performance of all....time. "Say it again....beautiful."
@@edmundmcquincy5464 ...That's not totally true because when the music died I went off and discovered Jazz, Blues, Opera and Classical music. In fact I went on to enjoy Heavy Metal (not that U.S Soft Rock), then Glam Rock, Punk and then Disco. And you certainly don't need any chemical stimulation to enhance your listening to Hendrix, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Floyd, Zeppelin, Hawkwind, Brian Wilson etc, but it probably helped a little back then when I first heard them. Mind you, today's so called music fans who definitely celebrate mediocrity, have every right to be bitter while they fail miserably in their attempts to copy those true pioneers of Rock Music, who's legacies will live on, unlike today's artists. Would today's listeners even begin to understand lyrics written by the great Donald Fagen of Steely Dan, back in the prime of his musical career? The only artist in the last ten years that knocked me for six was Jarrod Lawson from Portland, Oregon. What sheer talent he has. Sadly young music listeners today will barely venture and explore other musical genres outside of Pop and Rock.
Oh my dear...his voice...he was singing and roaring like an erupting volcano...he owns this song just by the way he performed it...great Joe Cocker...we miss your voice.
@glocko007 i have seen some of the greatest ever and some in garage bands that will curl your hairs on top of chills on back of your neck and run goose bumps down your spine with some ive heard in a club on a spot on night after that second shot ..and rhey have trouble holding a candle to this performance ..no doubt one of the greatest vocalist of all time ..i cant believe 4k haters disliked a r,i,p tribute video ..how really ignorant it shows they truly are ...be blessed ...
Music is like the wind. We can`t see it but we`re all touched when we listen. When you're happy you enjoy the music, but when you're sad you understand the lyrics.❤ so pretty, Are you a lover of good music like me?
Poucos músicos conseguiram ser tão intensos. Passei minha adolescência ouvindo suas músicas e outros maravilhosos intérpretes......e continuo até os dias de hoje.
Thank you for explain here this about who was the great Joe, for the people who don't know. --- I went to watch "Woodstock"film in the cinema because I was curious to meet Joe to watch him singing, I was only 16th, but I felt that voice and style to sing wasn't real but his soul. - Amazing, (RIP) (I want to tell the music and musicians were great, wonderful [I know the value of Beatles who made the original]). -------- I always have been passion for music I'm a fan of Pink Floyd too, I had fortune to watch them here in Portugal (my country) acting, it was an amazing Concert unforgettable I swear! Thank you.
Beautiful! As moving as when I first saw/heard it after Woodstock when I was 14. What a wonderful career to follow. Rest Peacefully, Joe. Have fun singing with the angels.
Makes me sad that this quality of music is 50 years old ....never to return again. ....and no one told me in 95 that "classic rock" wasn't always the 60's and 70's. "Classic rock" now...pfft......not even in the same ballpark.
I grow up with Joe Cocker. My father was a big fan. He died when i was eleven. Im 38 now. When i hear Joe, i think of my Dad. Rip Joe and Rinus (my Dad)
Me 35 laying in bed listening to this beautiful souls voice. Daughter walks into room 5 yo says daddy what is that I look at her and say the voice of a angels she says can I listen I said yes baby. Rock on people spread this beautiful love to your kids.
Thank God I lived through the 60's and on and played bass to all this music. Lovely simple melodic bass on this song. Great crescendos as the bass slides down the neck. Best cover of a Beatles song I can think of. Thanks Joe RIP
+Leonidas Lost Funny you should mention that. I rarely pick up on the bass line. But I really noticed the bass player in this song. I agree. Amazing bass notes. So perfect.
Bass now means loud notes .but to me bass is the fundamental part of the music in so many songs .and it provides great melody .but now it's whoop every few seconds and boom noises . but their are a lot of great bands out at the moment with frat drums and bass rhythm and lead guitar .but their is brainwashing in music so it's easy to sell rubbish Rock .folk and classic will never die tho .it's to good to just a lot less choice out there.
This absolutely is the ' poster child' for rock and roll. The most iconic performance ever as well...thank you Joe Cocker and the Grease Band...RIP JOE COCKER
Sein Dank an The Beatles❤
Yes still listening..age 76 June 2023.. I remember my young life and this helps bring back those memories !!
Hermoso concierto muchas leyendas soy del 54 y a mis 70 en 2024 los disfruto como hoy gloria a esos años juveniles y que siguen allí hasta siempre y con una pequeña ayuda de mis amigos....
I was 15 years old when I heard this singer in Woodstock, called Joe Cocked, and sing that day i always remember that day. I suggest to everybody to watch the film of Woodstack festival, Its quite unique to understand those times....
How can you thunbs down Joe Cocker? Mad Dogs and Englishmen is a great piece of work. Joe Cocker and Leon Russell , what a team.
Can you believe it has already been almost 10 years since we lost Joe crocker?😢
😢😢😢time sure flies by my friend.
I Thing he was the best
😢
Si siempre
Прости , Господи! Он был и остался самым лючшим !!!! Музыка вечна !!!
2024, 75 years old, this video gives me goosebumps every time i hear it. EVERY TIME!!
RIP Mr Cocker, you've earned it
This is called putting your guts and every cell you have into it.
still one of the best live performances in history, just pure passion
He couldn't even bother to get Jimmy Page, who plays guitar on the record. If he wanted to make a true impact, he would have persuaded Page to pause Led Zeppelin's tour schedule and play with him here. Instead, he cut corners and this is the result.
Right next to Fleetwood Mac live 1977 Rhiannon, song about an old Welsh witch
Do you really think Page would have even been noticed? No one would have cared less with this performance by Joe going on. Now if you're talking who should have showed up, that would have to be Stevie Ray Vaughn. Rip to botj these once in a lifetime performers!
@@jeanie8831 Yes, he was probably busy with Led Zep anyway.
Buen tema 👍
I heard Joe sing this song at Woodstock 69! Everyone in crowd just hushed up and listened! Great, great experience I had ever listened to. RIP JOE
yes I was also there he was one of the top 5 favorite acts I was able to see
Extraordinário. Que momento singular na história do Rock.
@@carolphillipps4600❤
Lucky you❤❤❤❤❤
Wow…
What a memory! That must have been awesome. I love this song, I love the great joe
If you are reading this you are a freaking legend.
I am a legend. Ta!
Fact Check: True.
Oh this music is awesome from the vocal to the voice i love it so much, so pretty, Are you a lover of good music like i do.?
Sup fellow legends?
Thank you.
The right man, in the right place, at the right time with the right song and the right performance. Happens only once in a lifetime.
I envy this generation. I was born in the late 80s and now raise kids In this woke-broken and lost world. I would give anything to have been able to experience life in the 60s and 70s. That was living!! The best time for music, cars and technology..then it got out of control and everyone now is all about a fake internet life that doesn't even exist and man is now woman and woman is man and they,he,she.. Fucking scary and yet somehow gets respect. Pray hard end times are near.
NC😮😊😊😊
😊😊😊😊9000⁰00⁰⁰⁰
@@e-fraz8960 I'm born 57 still have no tattoo and looking that little boy inside my self be smiling
Yup. He hit a real pinnacle there.
Lo miro siempre, una vez por año minimamente.Que pasion.... que TODO que inspira Joe & su banda de aquel entonces.
Solo podemos mirar al cielo y decirte gracias, GRACIAS.
I'm 71 now, remembering the sixtes ✌✌
As a black guy who grew up with Motown and 1970’s reggae... this was the song that had me fall in love with white Blues Rock music. The intro is a creation of genius!! And Joe Cocker’s talented voice, passion and performance is magical. Music is the gift that unites the world more than anything else. I love it. 💖🎼🎸🥁🎼 RIP Joe. 😢🙏🏾
I hear you on this song and Joe, but, I thought the blues came from blacks. Am I wrong? I adore Robert Johnson and he was no albino. BTW, this old white chick was listening to Motown all day long.
dont matter what colour you are mate ,, great music is great music,, Conan ,England UK
Nice 👍
I'm so thrilled hear you say that. We all have these few artists , he is one my female favorite Janis Jopolin, give a listen
Many black singers and musicians until they saw a pic of Joe, they too thought he was black, so distinctive is his voice. Proud to say he was from my home city that being Sheffield.
I’m 63 and I’m a teen age flower child again when I hear this I’m glad I can still appreciate all it brought me then and now!
Same here ! Never forget .
I am 5 years older than you and only listen to TH-cam. I wonder if they will let me crank it up at the nursing home ??
I refused to grow up im pussin 80 in march. Loved Joe cried when he left us
Er wordt geen muziek meer gemaaktzoals toen , lekker live , zonder geouwehoer met knopjes dat het maar beter klinkt .. bizar dat het zo naar de knoppen is gegaan met die achterlijke dj muziek
Ben zo blij dat ik dit iig nog mee heb gemaakt❤
There is not a artist alive today that can repeat this performance
Yeah cause he died 40 yrs ago.
So true. RIP John Belushi.
so fleshing true!!!!
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John Belushi did great
50 + years and Joe's performance.still brings chills. Can't beat that! TY Joe, RIP.
I never get tired of watching this clip .... every inch of his persona was in that performance. Just beyond amazing !!!
I agree💯 He is 1 of the best hands down!! Never get tired of listening to great music 🎶!
Yep. Those were the days 👍
So very true! I agree!
Énièment j'adore l'ambiance
He's amazing but he was off his face a lot of the time
The greatest performance by a singer of all time..nothing more to say .
ABSOLUTELY
Clearly, you've never heard of Steve Perry, Luciano Pavarotti, Boston's Brad Delp, Floor Jensen's Ghost Love Score. Are you really that enthralled by a drugged-out screamer?
@@cschulz9865 nahhh Joe Cocker really did a wonderful job with his performance. But I absolutely agree with you on the others!
@@cschulz9865 opinions are like assholes bro, so stop the hate and shut the f*** up
@@diogobastos1489 no
One of my favorites since he started! What a voice....!! RIP Joe.
I am still listening on July 10, 2024. Joe Cocker was the best. He is still missed 10 years after his death.
Quem em 2022 além de mim ainda ouve Joe Cocker e assiste Anos Incríveis!? MUITO BOM KKKKK
Eu, realmente é denais
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Oque é bom é eterno ..esta voz ..está impregnada no cerne das nossas memórias
Eu! Anos incríveis sem dúvidas.
J'adore cette chanson !!! Elle est Enivrante ...😍
I just turned 80 and remember it like it was yesterday what a long strange trip its been.
you said it brother now lets see if the next generation can keep it alive.
@@davekeim7784 ,I get by with a little help from my Friends! Happy Birthday to you from Philadelphia, Pa. Keep Rocking!✌♥️
Cheers!
@@dalekardash10 lucky guys!
dave keim you lucky guy, what a life of perfection to have been there. I didn't get go, really bummed about not having the one this year, but we both (all) know it wouldn't have been the same. Too cool!
In the 70's when I first heard this version I thought: I don't think I've ever heard a better version than the original. After more than 50 years, I say that I have not heard one that surpasses it. May the Beatles forgive me.
I have loved Joe’s music for over 40 years, and I’m heading for 70 years old, so will worship him until I hopefully join him one day!
Keep on trucking brotha! I'm 53 headed to 50 more years of rocking, if all goes well
He put his heart and soul into every song he sang. Rest in Peace Joe.
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He is singing down on us!!!!
Yo this dude c o uld s i ng...
@@jeffreyedwards5029 resett joe
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The man gave it everything he had. What a performance. RIP Joe.
Joe Cocker,lo máximo me encanta la interpretación toda el alma pone en esta cancion
200% pure energy
Love Joe Cockers music. The Blues. Favorites is this one and "When A Woman Loves A Man"
If there was ever a chance to go back in Time.......this era would be it !!!! RIP Joe 🕊
I sure wish I could go back in the days of my youth and do it all over again - 72
Joe Cocker was one of the greatest artists in our Era. I have, and always will be in complete awe of him. I had the privilege of seeing him perform live twice. I was completely engrossed in his performance. He is a spectacular talent. He had great passion for performing. He owned his stage!!! What a voice. I was just devastated when he passed. Joe Cocker, thank you for all the great years. You will be remembered forever. I wish I could have been at Woodstock.
Ich habe ihn 3mal live erlebt wunderbar werde ihn nie vergessen danke joe
I saw him twice too. Once much to my surprise was a small club in the city where I lived. We carried on for an encore for 20 minutes. He never came back. I am sure playing that little suburban club was a let down for him at that time. It was such an opportunity for us to see him in a small intimate setting.
Quem em 2021 além de mim ainda ouve Joe Cocker e assiste Anos Incríveis!
Eu ouço JC desde 1970
Da série como uma música meio boba dos Beatles foi literalmente dilacerada visceral em quase 9 minutos
kkkkkk, sempre é bom matar a saudade, melhor época da música.
Assistia o seriado quando criança, numa TV preto e branco, e essa música é f0da. Muito carregada de emoção!
Eu, amooooooooool
What a voice, what a performer. This man felt the music with every fiber of his being. Just watched a performance of his as an older man, and both performance's were simply outstanding
Woodstock was a beautiful mix of British and American music that will never be felt ever again
Joe Cocker was part of my youth growing up. Some of the greatest artist and music happened during the 60’s and 70’s! I am glad I grew up then!
I totally agree with you on this, They have no creativity in the songs these days.
Yeah you are lucky!i have always thought it would be neat to be a teen in the 70s..i was born in 79😔
💥I have always said that this is one of the greatest performances in Rock and Roll history and I still stand by that claim.
He had.the five
Alot of passion
Agreed
U r 100% correct w that assessment
if only he had some decent back up singers
This is my favorite performance of Joe cocker singing this song out at Woodstock!
Improvising at its best!
Took my girlfriend to see him over fifty years ago at Taunton tech Somerset UK. We have been married over fifty years the time has stood still.
I'm 74 y.o. my lord where has the time gone !!!
Joe, it seems as if a little more than a week ago I was just 20. All of a sudden, I'm 54. I don't know where TIME goes, But at least we can sometimes look back and see a little bit of it.
I can imagine you would have some amazing stories.
It flows like a river, into the sea.
You ain't done yet Joe. Crank it up🍺
I'm only 30 and I feel like I'm stuck in a fucking nightmare and want out! This is not my day in time 😭😭😭😭 take me back to the time I wasn't even alive please.
The best rendition ever. No one could ever say Joe didn't put his soul into every song.
Because of this, Joe Cocker will never die.
Keely Hintz absolutely
Preach!
This version should be on Spotify! What a shame it isn't.
what is spotify
is that something old farts use#?
Joe entered a different world that day. He was connected to earth physically, but spiritually he was elsewhere. The music completely overtook him and he could barely control himself. You don’t see this raw passion and love for music, where the performance becomes spiritual, from todays cookie cut artists by big corporations whose only goals are to get played on the radio and make money.
Music today, for the most part, seriously lacks soul, love and care. Three things Joe ensured his music had. We miss you, brother, hope the next life is treating you well. Forever missed in your previous one.
You said exactly what I wanted to say. What a rippa of a comment,,,Joe Cocker was What other singers were not.. never will there be another like Joe.
He totally needed his friends and he loved em all.
What a fuckin great comment my friend 🙏
Amen!
@@DZ-fk7ji my thoughts exactly
@@Dingoplexor fuckin ripped of a comment.
One of if not the greatest live performance EVER.
Saw the Phenomenal Joe Cocker sing this song in Philadelphia, Pa. During Tina Turner's Farewell Tour. Today is the 50th Anniversary of Woodstock!Joe Cocker, Earth is sending Love up!✌♥️
@@michaelgaynor6866 without doubt a really magnificent performer
Unequaled.
The more I listen, the more I like it. And I've been listening since 1969.
Joe's vocals... Out of this world 💜
This is his best ever 💥💜
Because of this, Joe Cocker will never die.
So you don't want today
One hell of a front man
@glocko007 word
And You are so beautiful! for sure
So true!!
Just the most amazing performance in rock and roll history! Makes me cry every time
The last air guitar part after he's done singing is just out of this world. He's giving his all, putting every last drop into it, just like the fans want performers to do. I've been watching this video for probably 10 years. I'll go away from it for a year sometimes, but when I come back, I just appreciate it more. This is rock n' roll. It's the black and white, teen angst, message, love, etc . . .all rolled into one.
Oh this music is awesome from the vocal to the voice i love it so much, so pretty, Are you a lover of good music like i do.?
He held nothing back he poured his soul out .
I am 60 yrs old. I honestly believe Joe was the most compelling vocalist that I have heard
He was great, still is his soul music is awesome. Never get tired of listening to him
Também penso que sim
Big Heart.❤
Yes that's true, great memories from Algeria to thé Legend Joe !
je ne lasse pas de revenir encore , encore et encore ....merci d'avoir mis ce monument en ligne , éternel amour et respect pour l'immense Joe 💛💚💙🙏
If this does not reach deep inside you then you have already died.
I just turned 80 and remember it like it was yesterday what a long strange trip its been.
And long may it continue sir
Rock on man.
The next trip is going to be a blast!
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Thanks bro! Did U listen to it with a couple of beers!
Love it! Bet you have many stories! I'm half your age and have a bunch of my own!
Easily one of the top performances ever, there's just soul and feeling dripping from this rendition. Love that Pink Floyd posted this to pay respects to the mighty Joe Cocker.
I was not aware of this connection. Thankfully I saw both live in my teens. They are still hero's.
I’m still loving this song in 2019 and will love it for as long as I live.
Me tooooo
Nancy Lucky well Nancy I like your post and I am happy to say I’m your first subscriber 👍😇
Tom Vickers awe thanks! 👏👏👏
2024
Joe Cocker was the first concert I ever saw, it was at Cobo Hall in Detroit. What a great era for Rock and roll! Grand Funk, Allman Brothers, Joe Cocker! Those were the best days!
Gran afortunado🎉
I was fortunate to see Joe in Sydney around 1990. What an amazing performer and with his great band and brilliant female backing vocalists, it was a concert to cherish.
Love you Joe.
I can watch this everyday.....best performance I’ve ever seen
Facts bro , amazing
Amen
Easily
Amen bro
Saludos Gregory Dios te ama ten fe cuidate mucho bendiciones ala familia
I may have been born 21 years after Woodstock, but this is still my all-time favorite live performance! A big 50th Anniversary THANK YOU to Michael Wadleigh for being able to be there to capture the magic.
I was 11 at the time, but it’s great music!
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And thank you to Martin Scorsese for help editing this.
Joe was great on "Feelling Alright." go Listen to that album. Was at 67 Newport where Dylan played electric. and Woodstock. Hendrix was playing Sunday morning as the sun came up, Star Spangled Banner. Funny, outside of aches and pains, feel young. Saw Joe play in Boston. and Bonnie Raitt with Albert King. Jack's on Mass ave. J Giles was the bar band. Hendrix at the spectrum(revolving stage) in Phillie and Cream there in 69 (Clapton was incredible.Ginger baker played two sets of drums. I am still amazed by him. Played something different with each hand, each foot.) Listen to "Politician" on Wheels of Fire album.
give me the drugs >( >( :( and my ex back :(
I'am 40 years old but I'm celebrating the Summer of Love from Start to Finish. Thanks Joe C. and R.I.P
A powerful voice but above all passion, yes passion to give it all!! Bravo!
He's totally possessed by the whole song, the music and the event which lifts the whole raw performance to....well... somewhere else on another plane....making it epic....timeless and unforgettable.....a moment forever caught in time.
AMEN !
HE IS OFF HIS FACE ON PILLS.
And the Drugs helped!
I agree with you totally. He was so in sinc with the events that went on and the guitar that accompanied him. I miss him dearly. God Bless him.
es una de las canciones mas lindas de este planeta que la sabiduría universal lo tenga es su santo lugar
He was my friend he put his heart and soul into everything he did, kind sweet human being.
He was my favorite singer. so fresh in his interpretations full of energies.
❤️
Beautiful, heartbreaking, thrilling - an exceptional example of what real music is
He WAS unique. He inspired a whole generation, myself in particular, to really "get into" the music and let your body and soul go free. He made it cool to act out how the music made you feel. Rest In Peace indeed!!
What an amazing piece of art. So grateful it was captured on film. Great way to start a Sunday!
I was lucky enough to see The GREAT JOE COCKER in 1978 at Royal Oak (MI) Music Theater that seats 300 a great show, Cheech and Chong did the warm up act promoting there new movie "Up in Smoke" a night I will never forget. RIP Peace n Love
Jon Doe JOE WAS A NO TALENT BUM , SORRY THE TRUTH HURTS !
ALLEN KREYMBORG Dipshit.
+Jon Doe same as my dad what an honor
Iconic to take a song like the Beatles With a Little Help from My Friends and turn it into that powerful Masterpiece one in a lifetime performance I saw this when I was 14 years old the movie theater just mesmerized
The best rendition ever. No one could ever say Joe didn't put his soul into every song.
so true
It hard to get proper friends these days
But this is brilliant
No contest ,it encapsulated Woodstock in one song; what a complete performance,mind numbing, The Great JOE COCKER !💞
Jeannie Michaels me encanta tu rostro, pareces un ÁNGEL 😇!!!
Spetacolo
I've been listening to this for 10 years now about 100 times and it ALWAYS inspirational and uplifting to me!! A AMAZING performance!!!!
I think the number of thumbs down can easily be explained. They're mainly today's disgruntled music fans...if you can call it music, who missed out on that golden period of Rock from the 60's and 70's.
It's their way of trying to belittle what was the greatest and most popular musical genre of the 20th century.
Maybe every genre has it's time..after all, when was the last great Opera written? Perhaps 100 yrs ago.
Today's music fans celebrate mediocrity.
I will admit that 90% of my music collection is retro 60's and 70's. And it makes me feel so alive when I listen to it.
Watching Joe Cocker here was a defining moment. He gave it his all, and the very next day the world knew who Joe Cocker was.
And who should close out Woodstock on that final day? None other than the great Jimi Hendrix.
Will we ever see such extraordinary times like this again? I doubt it.
Well said
@@paulwoodcock2327 Haha!...Thanks
It's because they're fucking idiots. Plain and simple. The way that Joe intersperses between choruses will never again be rivaled. This will ALWAYS be the best live performance of all....time. "Say it again....beautiful."
@@edmundmcquincy5464 ...That's not totally true because when the music died I went off and discovered Jazz, Blues, Opera and Classical music. In fact I went on to enjoy Heavy Metal (not that U.S Soft Rock), then Glam Rock, Punk and then Disco.
And you certainly don't need any chemical stimulation to enhance your listening to Hendrix, Sabbath, Deep Purple, Floyd, Zeppelin, Hawkwind, Brian Wilson etc, but it probably helped a little back then when I first heard them. Mind you, today's so called music fans who definitely celebrate mediocrity, have every right to be bitter while they fail miserably in their attempts to copy those true pioneers of Rock Music, who's legacies will live on, unlike today's artists. Would today's listeners even begin to understand lyrics written by the great Donald Fagen of Steely Dan, back in the prime of his musical career?
The only artist in the last ten years that knocked me for six was Jarrod Lawson from Portland, Oregon. What sheer talent he has.
Sadly young music listeners today will barely venture and explore other musical genres outside of Pop and Rock.
Absolutely, 60's and 70's were the best...
borrn 1953.......whow, .never never forget him.......today i am 71 still my favorite performer
THE best live performance in rock history period.
Oh my dear...his voice...he was singing and roaring like an erupting volcano...he owns this song just by the way he performed it...great Joe Cocker...we miss your voice.
Performance incredibile!!!!! Straordinario Joe!!!
I'm with you all the way. Best Rock &Soul voice ever in my book!
@glocko007 i have seen some of the greatest ever and some in garage bands that will curl your hairs on top of chills on back of your neck and run goose bumps down your spine with some ive heard in a club on a spot on night after that second shot ..and rhey have trouble holding a candle to this performance ..no doubt one of the greatest vocalist of all time ..i cant believe 4k haters disliked a r,i,p tribute video ..how really ignorant it shows they truly are ...be blessed ...
Music is like the wind. We can`t see it but we`re all touched when we listen. When you're happy you enjoy the music, but when you're sad you understand the lyrics.❤ so pretty, Are you a lover of good music like me?
Poucos músicos conseguiram ser tão intensos. Passei minha adolescência ouvindo suas músicas e outros maravilhosos intérpretes......e continuo até os dias de hoje.
I am 82 an I feel like one !! I am blessed I know that much !!!! I know I am blessed by GOD !!!!
Душа плачет по тебе... твои песни вне времени... обалденный мужик и его голос❗👍
Da!
ДА ДА ДА
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im 22 years and i love this song and this voice! Wish i was there @ Woodstook Festival. Such a nice time to live
Oh Boy , i wish i was there too, i‘m 36 !!! The 60‘s and 70‘s were great
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His performance, his "dancing", his air guitar, the crowd going crazy with him, this is just perfect
no mo
I will never forget when John Belushi. was doing a skit and Joe came on stage it was awesome!!
I was born 2 hours after he sang that song... Yes I was born at Woodstock...don't hate
+jeffery ranstad no hate here! you must've had a wondrous childhood. hope all is well
+jeffery ranstad i don't hate you either...well maybe just a tad...:)
Samantha Nickson Thank you Sam.. I grew up well. Had some wierd parents, but they taught me well.
yeah you've aged well
your like 35 years old
This song epitomizes Woodstock and America in August, 1969. Lord those memories are burned in my mind. Thank God.
Con Esta música creció mi generación, Woodstock está en mi sangre.
Amo este tema.Necesito una pequeña ayuda de mis amigos,inolvidable
Thank you for explain here this about who was the great Joe, for the people who don't know. --- I went to watch "Woodstock"film in the cinema because I was curious to meet Joe to watch him singing, I was only 16th, but I felt that voice and style to sing wasn't real but his soul. - Amazing, (RIP) (I want to tell the music and musicians were great, wonderful [I know the value of Beatles who made the original]). -------- I always have been passion for music I'm a fan of Pink Floyd too, I had fortune to watch them here in Portugal (my country) acting, it was an amazing Concert unforgettable I swear! Thank you.
Beautiful! As moving as when I first saw/heard it after Woodstock when I was 14. What a wonderful career to follow. Rest Peacefully, Joe. Have fun singing with the angels.
50 years ago today. RIP, thinking of Joe Cocker today on anniversary of Woodstock.
Makes me sad that this quality of music is 50 years old ....never to return again.
....and no one told me in 95 that "classic rock" wasn't always the 60's and 70's. "Classic rock" now...pfft......not even in the same ballpark.
YOU FIX THAT BY REFUSING TO LET IT DIE...ONE
I’m 30 years old now. I always thought I was born in the wrong era. Been listening to 60 and 70s since my teen years. Def the best era.
I grow up with Joe Cocker. My father was a big fan. He died when i was eleven. Im 38 now. When i hear Joe, i think of my Dad. Rip Joe and Rinus (my Dad)
Oh man, so sorry. Trust in the hope of ressur3ction
Joe Cocker e Woodstock foram partes de minha pós adolescência. Saudade imensa!
Nu
Air piano, air drums, air guitar ... was there any instrument Joe could not play? Simply amazing.
High on acid...those instruments were real to Joe. I danced with my daughter at her wedding...Your so beautiful🎶🎶😎
When it's all in your mind... you can play anything. Joe was living proof... what a performer! Outstanding!
Arguable one of the greatest Rock voices of a generation. Watched him 3 times in Germany. Stunning performances. RIP Joe
I have seen Woodstock dozens of times and hands down Joe was the best act.
Me 35 laying in bed listening to this beautiful souls voice. Daughter walks into room 5 yo says daddy what is that I look at her and say the voice of a angels she says can I listen I said yes baby. Rock on people spread this beautiful love to your kids.
help the kids keep it alive please don't let the music die its all we have.
He was one of those singers who "didn't leave anything for the swim back" He left it all right there.
Well stated Sir
If this does not reach deep inside you then you have already died.
Well put!!!!!🙏
Amen.
Really 🤗
Roberto Cerrato )
Brought me back to life.
I'm 63 and I still sing along every time. ✌️🙋🕊️. it's one Of The best renditions ever.
Joe was so used and abused by the recording industry. What a huge talent he was.
The best airguitar player in the world, R.I.P. Joe
And lefty, just like Paul McCartney.
I believe he played the base guitar at one time
Absolutely Powerful!! I get chills every time I hear this! Nothing in the world can compare to this performance,nothing!!
unique and excelent entertainer thanks for your contribution god bless
Thank God I lived through the 60's and on and played bass to all this music. Lovely simple melodic bass on this song. Great crescendos as the bass slides down the neck. Best cover of a Beatles song I can think of. Thanks Joe RIP
+Leonidas Lost
Funny you should mention that. I rarely pick up on the bass line. But I really noticed the bass player in this song. I agree. Amazing bass notes. So perfect.
Bass now means loud notes .but to me bass is the fundamental part of the music in so many songs .and it provides great melody .but now it's whoop every few seconds and boom noises . but their are a lot of great bands out at the moment with frat drums and bass rhythm and lead guitar .but their is brainwashing in music so it's easy to sell rubbish
Rock .folk and classic will never die tho .it's to good to just a lot less choice out there.
Hahaaaaaaa
This is the greatest live moment in the history of live music!!..god bless you joe!
One of the greatest live performances of all time!!Just amazing...RIP Joe!!
Wir singen deinen song noch im Himmel. Du bist unbeschreiblich gut. Nach jeder Fete, haben wir dich gehört. Alles Gute ,da oben.❤❤❤