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Joe Cocker's Itinerary for 2007
June 15
RTW Yacht Race Celebration, Valencia, Spain
June 18
Karaisaki Arena, Athens, Greece
June 20.
Concert Hall, Tbilisi, Georgia
June 22
Festival, Vilnius, Lithuania
June 23
Rock Festival, Kaliningrad, Russia
June 24
Arena, Poznan, Poland
June 27.
Millesium, Epernay, France
June 28.
Zenith, Dijon, France
July 1
Malahide Castle, Dublin, Ireland
July 4.
Tower Of London Fest., London, England
July 6
City Square, Girona, Spain
July 7
Bospop Festival, Holland, Holland
July 8
Velodrome, Galapager, Spain
July 10
Auditorio, Tenerife, Canary Islands
July 11
Auditorio, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria
July 13
Festival, Grafendorf, Austria
July 14
Festival, Wiesen, Austria
July 15
Blues Festival, Pistoia, Italy
July 17
Palacio Tee, Mantova, Italy
July 18
Auditorio, Rome, Italy
July 20
Live At Sunset, Zurich, Switzerland
July 21
Biker’s Convention, Faro, Algarve, Portugal
July 26
Teatro Municipal, Almeria, Spain
July 27
Festival, Malaga, Spain
July 28
Bull Ring, Lorca, Spain
July 30
Festival, Carcassonne, France
July 31
Venue T.B.A., Majorca, Spain
August 2
Bonmont Festival, Tarragona, Spain
August 5
Festival, Marciac, France
August 10
Patinoire, Megeve, Spain
August 11
Festival, Colmar, France
August 16
Rock D’oz Arenas, Avenches, Switzerland
August 17
Drammen Festival, Oslo, Norway
August 18
Festival, Sonderborg, Denmark
Note: all tour information is from Joe Cocker's Official site, www.cocker.com .
*All tour dates are subject to change.
The information on the new CD and pending tour is information from Joe Cocker's Official Website .
Biography
a.k.a. John Robert Cocker
Born: 20-May-1944
Birthplace: Sheffield, England
Father: Harold Cocker
Mother: Madge
Wife: Pam (married 1987)
High School: Sheffield Central Technical School
Parodied As A Muppet Moe Cocker
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Joe Cocker - one of the truly great rock voices of all time - was born
in Sheffield, England on May 20, 1944, the youngest son of a civil servant.
In 1961 Joe by day, worked as an apprentice gas fitter and by night, in
dark suit and bow tie, became Vance Arnold singing with The Avengers in
rough Sheffield pubs. The set included songs by mentor Ray Charles "What'd
I Say" and "Georgia On My Mind." Vance Arnold and the Avengers biggest
moment came in 1963 when they supported The Rolling Stones at Sheffield
City Hall, and brought the house down.
The following year Joe left the Gas Board and released his first single,
a cover of The Beatles "I'll Cry Instead." His band, Joe Cocker Big Blues,
built up a large following in the north of England and ventured to France
for a two month stint, playing on American airbases.
The servicemen, many from America's deep south, loved Joe. The French
called him "Le Petit Ray Charles". Unfortunately when he returned home
to England the bottom had fallen out of the local scene. Joe Cocker Big
Blues folded.
For an entire year Joe never did a gig. Then along came the man Joe
has called the greatest musician in the world, Chris Stainton. With Chris
The Grease Band was formed.
Songs were written. Soon a demo found its way to Denny Cordell, the
producer of The Moody Blues, Georgie Fame, and Procol Harum. Cordell liked
what he heard of Joe, and soon set him up in London with a residency at
The Marquee.
The following year Joe left the Gas Board and released his first single,
a cover of The Beatles "I'll Cry Instead." His band, Joe Cocker Big Blues,
built up a large following in the north of England and ventured to France
for a two month stint, playing on American airbases.
America loved Joe Cocker from his first television appearance on the
Ed Sullivan show in 1969. The Press seized upon him. Life Magazine called
Joe "The voice of all those blind criers and crazy beggars and maimed men
who summon up a strength we'll never know to bawl out their souls in the
streets."
However, Joe wasn't singing in the streets. He was singing at all the
major rock festivals of that summer, culminating in the filmed triumph
of Woodstock before half a million people (a phenomenal rip-roaring testimony
to Joe Cocker in his absolute prime).
Of the ensuing "Mad Dogs and Englishmen," Joe has said: "my thoughts
were off to Venus, heading for outer space." Along with Leon Russell and
a menagerie of musicians, managers, roadies, wives, girlfriends, hangers
on, children, a spotted dog plus a film crew, Joe played forty-eight cities
in fifty-six days, to rapturous receptions everywhere.
The tour left Joe battered, exhausted, and far from Venus. He ended
up, per his own words, "in a heap in Los Angeles, very disillusioned with
the rock business."
In 1970, Joe sold $3 million worth of records in America alone. His
first three albums went platinum and Playboy voted him number one vocalist
in their annual jazz and rock poll.
Joe continued making albums and songs like "Guilty," "The Moons A Harsh
Mistress" and "You Are So Beautiful." Songs that have become Cocker classics,
all dating from the darkest days, back in the mid 1970's.
As the 80's dawned Joe was invited by The Crusaders to join them on
a song they had written exclusively for him - "I'm So Glad I'm Standing
Here Today." The lyrics said it all and Joe received a standing ovation
when he sang the song at the Grammy Awards in February of 1982. His duet
with Jennifer Warnes on "Up Where We Belong", the theme from "An Officer
And A Gentleman," brought an appearance at the Oscars ceremony in February
1983 and a hit worldwide, including Joe's first American number one.
From that point on, Joe has gone from strength to strength, aided undoubtedly
by the love and support of his wife, Pam, who he married in 1987. His Capitol
albums from "Civilized Man" onwards have been tremendously successful.
"Cocker," "Unchain My Heart" and "One Night Of Sin" all turned platinum,
(the latter also delivering Joe's most recent US top ten song "When The
Night Comes," written by Bryan Adams). Joe's album "Night Calls," the title
single penned by Jeff Lynne, turned gold and headed towards platinum all
across Europe within weeks of its release in autumn '91.
Joe has toured extensively and to great acclaim, not the least in Europe
where he enjoys a massive following. There have been awards and accolades
galore.Among many prestigious shows, he has played for British royalty
at a "Princes Trust Gala," "Nelson Mandela's Birthday Concert," the "Konzert
for Berlin" that celebrated the breaching of the Wall and, in his adopted
homeland of America, the inauguration ceremony for President George Bush.
Joe Cocker is a survivor, a star and a rock legend. He has had hit records
in the 1960's, 70s, 80, and 90s. Success has brought with it a grueling
schedule of recording and touring but, after more than twenty-five years
on the road he has no plans to take it easy. The future? "As long as being
on stage is fun," says Joe, "as long as I enjoy that part and still get
a buzz out of performing. Then I'll keep going out there."
Excerpts from Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends - The
Authorized Biography by J.P. Bean, published by Omnibus Press, London and
Hannibal Verlag, Vienna
Joe Cocker - In His Own Words
I was a drummer originally, but I never thought I was that good. Trying
to sing and drum was difficult. I remember the band saying, "You have to
do one or the other, and we'd prefer it if you drum because we'll never
find another drummer." And we had this horrible kid singer.
At the time we were called Vance Arnold and the Avengers, and we were
playing the pubs, which was a great upbringing. We'd go to these pubs every
night after our day jobs and drink a lot of beer and play until the pubs
closed. Kept us in beer money. We weren't in that big a hurry to be successful.
After the Beatles, the scouting rush was on. People came north and saw
the Avengers and said, "We don't like your band," as usual. I remember
doing an orchestrated version of "Georgia on My Mind," which was never
released.
Then they had me go in and do a cover of the Beatles' "I'll Cry Instead,"
which died a death. I was still living at home at the time, and my parents
said, "OK, you had your shot. Now grow up and go out and get a proper job."
My older brother, Victor, turned out to be an economist. He did really
well on the straighter side of life.
I never smoked pot when I was young. I was a very late bloomer in that
I sort of made up for it after. I always swore I'd be a drinker to the
end. But then, when someone turned me on to some black hash, musically
speaking, it was such an opening to the ears and senses.
When I got popped, busted, in 1968, it was an incredible sensation to
find yourself on the evening news busted for pot. It was almost like the
fuss they made over Boy George, the kind of fuss now over heroin that smoking
a joint was then.
Those early tours of the States were the greatest. Like the gig at the
Atlanta Raceway with Spirit and Janis Joplin and Hendrix. I remember going
on at, like, six in the morning, and all these kids acid-blazed. It was
a very warm occasion.
And the hotel, too. One of the floors caught on fire, four days' wait
for room service. But they were great times, hippie times.
After Woodstock, I laid low. I did an album with Delaney and Bonnie,
but there was nothing much for me until I heard Leon Russell. Leon came
up with the idea for Mad Dogs and Englishmen. We all lived up at Leon's
house. We all ran around in the nude and had some pretty wild times. But
it was strange. Leon was into this revivalist sort of thing. He'd always
have to have a meal before the show. We'd all sit down and he would say
a little prayer.
Having come out of the Mad Dogs tour with no money never really bothered
me. Back then, the feeling was, it was a crime to have money anyway. We
were into this trip of stripping off our worldly goods.
I remember giving money to various people -- $70,000 here, $40,000 there,
to people that I had known for years who wanted houses. I said, "If you
ever make it back, you can pay it back." Of course, I never heard from
them. But five years later I did hear from the tax people who demanded
I come up with all the money I thought I could give away like the Magic
Christian.
This thing about me being spastic is something I can't get away from.
I did The David Letterman Show not long ago, and he is still going on about
me being spastic. I can't talk about anything else when I go on those shows.
During the time of "You Are So Beautiful," I was working at Village
Recorders, in Los Angeles, and someone comes into the studio and says,
"Joe, we've got this video to show you that you're not going to like."
I don't know how long Saturday Night Live had been on the air, because
I never watched much TV, but when I saw this video of John Belushi doing
me being spastic and pouring beer, I became hysterical.
Everyone else said, "Joe, you're not supposed to find this amusing.
You're supposed to find this gross and inoffensive."
I said, "Oh, come on. You can't not laugh at this." I didn't even know
who Belushi was.
Moving my hand around is subconscious with me. A lot of the time I'm
more or less conducting the band, just keeping a feel. I don't know why
I do it. It's just one of those things.
I didn't know where I was by the time Jim Price came around to my house
asking if I'd be interested in making another record, which turned out
to be "You Are So Beautiful." After we finished the album, Jim booked the
Roxy for me in L.A. Everyone was there. Somebody should have kept an eye
on me, but some dealer found me backstage and filled me up with cocaine.
I hadn't performed live in a couple of years. I drank a whole bottle of
brandy, and then went out there and got through two songs, and then I sat
down on stage with a total mental block to all the words. It was rather
embarrassing. Everyone just sort of closed the curtain and said good night.
That was supposed to be my return.
The worst feeling in the world is to lose your voice before a concert.
Happened to me in Germany. We were doing this show for, like 90,000 people,
televised all across Europe, and that morning I wake up with no voice.
So I go to this doctor and he gives me a shot so powerful I thought he'd
turned me into a woman. It was that big a dose.
That night, I opened my mouth and I couldn't believe it. I sang like
a bird. I was so scared of the power coming out of me that I realized why
people are so afraid of drugs.
I get called a fossil, which is OK when I start thinking of some of
the musicians I've known who are dead. People talk with morbid fascination
about who is most likely to die next. I'm sure I've been talked about as
the next potential dead candidate.
With A Little Help From My Friends
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DISCOGRAPHY
With A Little Help From My Friends (Apr 1969)
1. Feelin' Alright
2. Bye Bye Blackbird
3. Change in Louise
4. Marjorine
5. Just Like a Woman
6. Do I Still Figure in Your Life
7. Sandpaper Cadillac
8. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
9. With a Little Help From My Friends
10. I Shall Be Released
11. The New Age of Lily [CD Bonus]
12. Something's Coming On [CD Bonus]
Joe Cocker! (Nov 1969)
1. Dear Landlord
2. Bird on a Wire
3. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
4. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
5. Hitchcock Railway
6. That's Your Business
7. Something
8. Delta Lady
9. Hello Little Friend
10. Darling Be Home Soon
11. She's Good to Me [CD Bonus]
12. Let It Be [CD Bonus]
Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Aug 1970)
1. Introduction
2. Honky Tonk Women
3. Introduction
4. Sticks and Stones
5. Cry Me a River
6. Bird on a Wire
7. Feelin' Alright
8. Superstar (Rita Coolidge - vocals)
9. Introduction
10. Let's Go Get Stoned
11. Blue Medley: I'll Drown in My Own Tears/When Something Is Wrong
With My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
12. Introduction
13. Girl from the North Country (duet w/ Leon Russell)
14. Give Peace a Chance
15. Introduction
16. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
17. Space Captain
18. The Letter
19. Delta Lady
Cocker Happy (aka Best of) (Jul 1971)
1. Hitchcock Railway
2. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
3. Marjorine
4. She's So Good to Me (Non-LP Track)
5. Hello Little Friend
6. With a Little Help from My Friends
7. Delta Lady
8. Darling Be Home Soon
9. Do I Still Figure in Your Life
10. Feelin' Alright
11. Something's Coming (Non-LP Track)
12 The Letter (Non-LP Track)
Joe Cocker a.k.a. Something To Say (1973)
1. Pardon Me Sir
2. High Time We Went
3. She Don't Mind
4. Black-Eyed Blues
5. Something to Say
6. Midnight Rider
7. Do Right Woman, Do Right Man (live)
8. Woman to Woman
9. St. James Infirmary (live)
I Can Stand a Little Rain (Aug 1974)
1. Put Out the Light
2. I Can Stand a Little Rain
3. I Get Mad
4. Sing Me a Song
5. The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
6. Don't Forget Me
7. You Are So Beautiful
8. It's a Sin (When You Love Somebody)
9. Performance
10. Guilty
Jamaica Say You Will (Aug 1975)
2. Where Am I Now
3. I Think It's Going to Rain Today
1. (That's What I Like) In My Woman
4. Forgive Me Now
5. Oh Mama
6. Lucinda
7. If I Love You
8. Jamaica, Say You Will
9. It's All Over But the Shoutin'
10. Jack-A-Diamonds
Stingray (Apr 1976)
1. The Jealous Kind
2. I Broke Down
3. You Came Along
4. Catfish
5. Moon Dew
6. The Man in Me
7. She Is My Lady
8. Worrier
9. Born Thru Indifference
10. A Song for You
Live in L.A. (May 1976)
1. Dear Landlord
2. Early in the Mornin'
3. Didn't You Know You've Got to Cry Sometime?
4. St. James Infirmary
5. Hitchcock Railway
6. Midnight Rider
7. What Kind of Man Are You?
8. High Time We Went
9. Love the One You're With
Luxury You Can Afford (Aug 1978)
1. Fun Time
2. Watching the River Flow
3. Boogie Baby
4. A Whiter Shade of Pale
5. I Can't Say No
6. Southern Lady
7. I Know (You Don't Want Me No More)
8. What Did You Do to Me Last Night
9. Lady Put the Light Out
10. Wasted Years Driscoll
11. I Heard It Through the Grapevine
Sheffield Steel (1982)
1. Look What You've Done
2. Shocked
3. Sweet Little Woman
4. Seven Days
5. Marie
6. Ruby Lee
7. Many Rivers to Cross
8. So Good, So Right
9. Talking Back to the Night
10. Just Like Always
11. Sweet Little Woman [CD Bonus]
12. Look What You've Done [CD Bonus]
13. Right in the Middle (Of Falling in Love) [CD Bonus]
14. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) [CD Bonus]
Civilized Man (1984)
1. Civilized Man
2. There Goes My Baby
3. Come On In
4. Tempted
5. Long Drag Off a Cigarette
6. I Love the Night
7. Crazy in Love
8. A Girl Like You
9. Hold On (I Feel Our Love Is Changing)
10. Even a Fool Would Let Go
Cocker (1986)
1. Shelter Me
2. A to Z
3. Don't You Love Me Anymore
4. Living Without Your Love
5. Don't Drink the Water
6. You Can Leave Your Hat On
7. Heart of the Matter
8. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
9. Love Is on a Fade
10. Heaven
Unchain My Heart (1987)
1. Unchain My Heart
2. Two Wrongs
3. I Stand in Wonder
4. River's Rising
5. Isolation Lennon
6. All Our Tomorrows
7. A Woman Loves a Man
8. Trust in Me
9. The One
10. Satisfied
One Night Of Sin (1989)
1. When the Night Comes
2. I Will Live for You
3. I've Got to Use My Imagination
4. Letting Go
5. Just to Keep from Drowning
6. Unforgiving
7. Another Mind Gone
8. Fever
9. You Know We're Gonna Hurt
10. Bad Bad Sign
11. I'm Your Man
12. One Night of Sin
Night Calls (1992)
1. Feels Like Forever
2. I Can Hear the River
3. Now That the Magic Has Gone
4. Can't Find My Way Home
5. Night Calls Lynne
6. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me
7. Love Is Alive
8. Five Women
9. Please No More
10. Out of Rain
11. You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
12. When a Woman Cries
Have A Little Faith (1994)
1. Let the Healing Begin
2. Have a Little Faith in Me
3. The Simple Things
4. Summer in the City
5. The Great Divide
6. Highway, Highway
7. Too Cool
8. Soul Time
9. Out of the Blue
10. Angeline
11. Standing Knee Deep in a River
12. Take Me Home
Long Voyage Home: The Silver Anniversary Collection (1995)
1. With a Little Help from My Friends
2. I'll Cry Instead
3. (Those) Precious Words
4. Marjorine
5. Bye Bye Blackbird
6. Just Like a Woman
7. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
8. Do I Still Figure in Your Life
9. Feelin' Alright
10. I Shall Be Released
11. Something's Coming
12. I Don't Need No Doctor
13. Let It Be
14. Delta Lady
15. She Came in Through the Bathroom Window
16. Hitchcock Railway
17. Dear Landlord
18. Darling Be Home Soon
19. Something
20. Wake Up Little Susie
21. The Letter
22. Space Captain
23. Cry Me a River
24. Let's Go Get Stoned
25. Please Give Peace a Chance
26. Blue Medley
27. The Weight
28. High Time We Went
29. Black-Eyed Blues
30. Midnight Rider
31. Woman to Woman
32. Something to Say
33. She Don't Mind
34. Pardon Me Sir
35. Put Out the Light
36. I Can Stand a Little Rain
37. The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
38. You Are So Beautiful
39. Guilty
40. I Think It's Going to Rain Today
41. Jamaica, Say You Will
42. The Jealous Kind
43. Catfish
44. A Song for You
45. Fun Time
46. I'm So Glad I'm Standing Here Today
47. Ruby Lee
48. Many Rivers to Cross
49. So Good, So Right
50. Up Where We Belong
51. I Love the Night
52. Civilized Man
53. Edge of a Dream
54. You Can Leave Your Hat On
55. Unchain My Heart
56. I've Got to Use My Imagination
57. I'm Your Man
58. When the Night Comes
59. Can't Find My Way Home
60. Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me
61. You've Got to Hide Your Love Away
62. Love Is Alive
63. With a Little Help from My Friends
Organic (1996)
1. Into the Mystic
2. Anybody Seen My Girl
3. Delta Lady
4. Heart Full of Rain
5. Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
6. Many Rivers to Cross
7. High Lonesome Blue
8. Sail Away
9. You and I
10. Darling Be Home Soon
11. Dignity
12. You Can Leave Your Hat On
13. You Are So Beautiful
14. Can't Find My Way Home
Joe Cocker & The Grease Band on Air: BBC Live (1997)
1. Run Shakers Life
2. With a Little Help from My Friends
3. Marjorine
4. Change in Louise
5. Can't Be So Bad
6. Let's Go Get Stoned
7. That's Your Business
8. Hitchcock Railway
9. Lawdy Miss Clawdy
10. Darling Be Home Soon
11. Hello Little Friend
12. Delta Lady
Recorded Oct 13, 1968-Oct 11, 1969
Across From Midnight (1997)
1. Tonight
2. Could You Be Loved
3. That's All I Need to Know
4. N'Oubliez Jamais
5. What Do I Tell My Heart?
6. Wayward Soul
7. Loving You Tonight
8. Across from Midnight
9. What Do You Say?
10. The Last One to Know
11. That's the Way Her Love Is
12. Need Your Love So Bad
Vance Arnold and the Avengers 1963 (2000)
1. Sixteen Tons Travis
2. Money
3. Georgia
4. News Is Out
5. Ride on Josephine
6. You'd Better Move On
7. I'm Free
No Ordinary World (2000)
1. First We Take Manhattan
2. Different Roads
3. My Father's Son
4. While You See a Chance
5. She Believes in Me
6. No Ordinary World
7. Where Would I Be Now
8. Ain't Gonna Cry Again
9. Soul Rising
10. Naked Without You
11. Love to Lean On
12. On Way Home
13. Lied to Me
14. Love Made a Promise
Respect Yourself (2002)
1. You Can't Have My Heart
2. Love Not War
3. You Took It So Hard
4. Never Tear Us Apart
5. This Is Your Life
6. Respect Yourself
7. I'm Listening Now
8. Leave a Light On
9. It's Only Love
10. Every Time It Rains
11. Midnight Without You
Heart & Soul (2004)
1. What's Goin' On
2. Chain of Fools
3. One
4. I Who Have Nothing
5. Maybe I'm Amazed
6. I Keep Forgetting
7. I Put a Spell on You
8. Every Kind of People
9. Love Don't Live Here Any More
10. Don't Let Me Be Lonely
11. Jealous Guy
12. Everybody Hurts
Mad Dogs & Englishmen [Deluxe Edition] (Oct 18, 2005)
1. Honky Tonk Women
2. She Came in Thru the Bathroom Window
3. The Weight
4. Sticks and Stones
5. Bird on a Wire
6. Cry Me a River
7. Superstar (Rita Coolidge)
8. Feelin' Alright
9. Something
10. Darling Be Home Soon
11. Let It Be (Claudia Lennear)
12. Further on Up the Road (Don Preston)
13. Let's Go Get Stoned
14. Space Captain
15. Hummingbird (Leon Russell)
16. Dixie Lullaby (Leon Russell)
17. The Letter
18. Delta Lady
19. Give Peace a Chance
20. Blue Medley: I'll Drown in My Own Tears / When Something Is Wrong
with My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
21. With a Little Help from My Friends
22. Girl from the North Country (Duet w/ Leon Russell)
23. Warm-Up Jam: Under My Thumb (Leon Russell & The Shelter People)
24. The Letter (rehearsal version)
25. Space Captain (rehearsal version)
26. The Ballad of Mad Dogs and Englishmen (Leon Russell)
The Complete Fillmore East Concerts (2006)
Limited Ed. (6 CD Box set)
Disc 1: Friday March 27, 1970 Set 1
1. Honky Tonk Woman
2. Let's Get Stoned
3. Sticks And Stones
4. Bird On A Wire
5. Cry Me A River
6. Superstar (Rita Coolidge)
7. Delta Lady
8. Something
9. Feelin' Alright
10. Blue Medley: I'll Drown in My Own Tears / When Something Is Wrong
with My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
11. Space Captain
12. The Letter
13. Girl from the North Country (Duet w/ Leon Russell)
Disc 2: Friday March 27, 1970, Set 2
1. Honky Tonk Woman
2. She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window
3. Let's Get Stoned
4. Bird On A Wire
5. Cry Me A River
6. Superstar (Rita Coolidge)
7. Feelin' Alright
8. Something
9. Sticks And Stone
10. Blue Medley: I'll Drown in My Own Tears / When Something Is Wrong
with My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
Disc 3: Friday March 27, 1970, Set 2 cont.
1. Space Captain
2. Hummingbird (Leon Russell)
3. Dixie Lullaby (Leon Russell)
4. Delta Lady
5. The Letter
6. With A Little Help From My Friends
Disc 4: Saturday March 28, 1970, Set 1
1. Honky Tonk Woman
2. She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window
3. Sticks And Stones
4. Bird On A Wire
5. Cry Me A River
6. Superstar (Rita Coolidge)
7. Feelin' Alright
8. Something
9. Space Captain
10. Let It Be (Claudia Lennear)
11. Delta Lady
12. The Letter
13. Blue Medley: I'll Drown in My Own Tears / When Something Is Wrong
with My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
14. Give Peace A Chance
Disc 5: Saturday March 28, 1970, Set 2
1. Hony Tonk Woman
2. She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window
3. The Weight
4. Cry Me A River
5. Further On Up The Road (Don Preston)
6. Darling Be Home Soon
7. Space Captain
8. Superstar (Rita Coolidge)
9. Delta Lady
10. Let's Go Get Stoned
11. Sticks And Stones
12. Let It Be (Claudia Lennear)
Disc 6: Saturday March 28, 1970, Set 2 cont.
1. Feelin' Alright
2. Something
3. The Letter
4. Give Peace A Chance
5. Blue Medley: I'll Drown in My Own Tears / When Something Is Wrong
with My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long
6. With A Little Help From My Friends
Hymn for My Soul (2007)
1. You Haven't Done Nothin'
2. One Word (Peace)
3. Love Is for Me
4. Don't Give Up on Me
5. Long as I Can See the Light
6. Beware of Darkness
7. Just Pass It On
8. Rivers Invitation
9. Ring Them Bells
10. Hymn 4 My Soul
Noteworthy Appearances
1. "Woodstock" (1969). Tracks: 'I Shall Be Released', 'Let's Get Stoned'
and 'With A Little Help From My Friends'
2. Leon Russell's "Leon Russell" (1970)
3. "Motel Shot" by Delaney & Bonnie (1970). Tracks: 'Where The
Soul Never Dies' & 'Talkin Bout Jesus'
4. "An Officer and A Gentleman Soundtrack" (1982). Track: 'Up Where
We Belong' duet with Jennifer Warnes
5. "Soul Session Live" by James Brown (1989). Tracks: 'When A Man Loves
A Woman' & 'I'll Go Crazy'
6. "Deuces Wild" by B.B. King (1997). Track: 'Dangerous Mood'
7. "Eros Live" by Eros Ramazzotti (1998). Track: 'That's All I Need
to Know'
8. "Pavarotti & Friends: For Guatemala & Kosovo" by Luciano
Pavarotti (1999). Track: 'You Can Leave Your Hat On', 'You Are So Beautiful'
& 'We Are The World'
9. "Best of the Crusaders" by The Crusaders (2000). Tracks: 'I'm So
Glad I'm Standing Here Today' & 'This Old World's Too Funky for Me'.
10. "All I Got" by Al Jarreau (2002). Track: 'Lost And Found'
11. "Together" by Lulu (2002). Track: 'Now That The Magic Has Gone'
