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Joe Cocker is a classic rock artist from Sheffield, Yorkshire, UK formed in 1969. 46 releases are catalogued on Riffiter.
Classic Rock · Sheffield, Yorkshire, UK · Best classic rock albums
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Greatest Hits
1977 · 17 tracks
Heart & Soul
2004
Unchain My Heart
1987
With a Little Help From My Friends
1969
Across From Midnight
1997
Hymn for My Soul
2007
Have a Little Faith
1994
Respect Yourself
2002
Night Calls
1991
Mad Dogs & Englishmen
1970
Joe Cocker!
1969
No Ordinary World
1999
Organic
1996
Cocker
1986
The Anthology
1999
One Night of Sin
1989
Hard Knocks
2010
Luxury You Can Afford
1978
Sheffield Steel
1982
Civilized Man
1984
Jamaica Say You Will
1975
Stingray
1976
Alive in America
2021
Classics (Vol.4)
2018
Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Live At The Fillmore East/1970/Reissue)
2016
Fire It Up
2012
Live At Woodstock
2009
Classic Cocker
2008
Ultimate Collection
2004
The Ultimate Collection 1968-2003
2003
Standing Here
2001
20th Century Masters: The Best Of Joe Cocker (The Millennium Collection)
2000
On Air
1997
Joe Cocker's Greatest Hits
1993
The Best of Joe Cocker
1992
Joe Cocker Live
1990
Live
1990
Classics, Volume 4
1987
I Can Stand a Little Rain
1974
Joe Cocker OBE (* 20. Mai 1944 in Sheffield, West Riding of Yorkshire; † 22. Dezember 2014 in Crawford, Colorado, USA) was one of rock and roll's enduring performers who has survived the sixties, a low period in the seventies, made a comeback in the eighties, and continues to be a solid and consistent performer in the nineties. His gutsy, gravelly, vocal style and unique stage presence make him one of the most dynamic singers in the music industry. He started out in Sheffield, England in the mid sixties, working as gas plumber by day and performing in the clubs of the area by night. After hooking up with another "Sheffielder," Chris Stainton, they recorded "Marjorine" - a minor success in the U.K. Shortly thereafter, they recorded "With a Little Help From My Friends," produced by Denny Cordell of A&M Records. This album featured guest performers Jimmy Page, Steve Winwood and Matthew Fischer. It quickly took off and received airplay on both sides of the Atlantic. The title track on the album is arguably Cocker's best, it became a major highlight of the Woodstock Festival in 1969, and surpasses the original recording by the Beatles. After touring the states, he recorded the album, "…
