The Life and Death of Joe Cocker

The late, great, Joe Cocker.
#joecocker

[vickiepower]

He definitely should be in the Hall of Fame, one of the Greats thank you Joe❤

[larasikora]

I can't understand why he's not even been nominated....

[jackyanderson]

An icon and a true Woodstock legend. We(his fans) miss him.
May his soul rest in peace.

[joehunter]

Joe Cocker was a great vocalist, taking the Beatle song with a little help from my friends, and making the song his own, which he did at the first Woodstock concert. He also did the songs up where we belong, and you are so beautiful, and why he hasn't been inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall Of Fame, I'll never understand. Induct Joe Cocker NOW! Thank You Very Much.

[alightthatnevergoesout]

Amazing singer and performer. An absolute sin that he isn’t in the Rock n Roll hall of fame. Brings that entire institution in to disrepute. God bless you Joe, may God rest your soul.

[laurelwood]

Icon. Trend setter. Unique voice. Excellent showman. Rest in peace Joe.

[BBakerStreet]

Joe Cocker was and still is my favourite vocalist. He felt every single note and beat in every song he sang with every fibre of his being. There will never be anyone like him again.

[janicetilley]

Saw him perform live in Philadelphia, PA in the 70s. What a performer he was. 🎤RIP JOE COCKER 🎤 🙏🏾

[maureendrozda]

Joe Was Great! I Got To Hear Him Live In 1990 - He & His Band Shared The Stage With The Great Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble Just A Few Weeks Before Stevies's Tragic Death In A I Was A Cocker Fan Since Woodstock! He Was A Unique & Amazing In Peace, Joe! And Stevie!💔💔

[jasonayres]

I have a mild cerebral palsy, and remember thinking in my youth, that Joe's..swaying/convulsions were as a result of some type of disability.
This was oddly encouraging to me, until I heard him in an interview where he explained that it was just the way he swayed with the rhythm of the music.
One thing I do remember that I still 😂find encouraging, is that he talked about being addicted to heroin and living "up and down the north coast of England" in a van (in the early 70s from memory).
I remember him saying that he woke up one day, and basically told himself,
"Enough".

[robertkorstian]

He absolutely belongs in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, he had one of the greatest voices ever ❤

[Bessie-gw]

A fantastic Artist long missed and I will forever listen for his music. Sleep well Soul Brother!!

[jamesheath]

RIP, he deserves to be in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame. Can’t believe he’s not in it already.

[RenataCantore]

Thank you for this beautiful biography ❤❤

[edterryberry]

I was lucky enough to see Joe perform at Centennial Hall London Ontario in the nineties, a great show with a music icon!

[richardchin]

One of the greatest performers ever! Such an incredible voice!

[teomiron]

Fantastic ! Îl ascult în fiecare zi.Dumnezeu să îl odihnească !

[NeloLas-jyuh]

He is one of my favorites singers. I knew about him in film of Woodstock festival. Me and my friends used to imitate him singing "a little help from my friends" We used to move our hands the way he did while singing the song. RIP.

[theallseeingmaster]

Such a good singer, it saddens me that I never saw him perform on stage.

[clevebaker]

Mad dogs!! Greatest live lp!! Love you Joe! Rip!!! A legend