Joe Cocker - The Letter (LIVE in Dortmund) HD

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...live in Dortmund 1992...

Composer : Wayne Carson Thompson

This song is Box Tops cover

The Band :

Sax,Keyboards - Deric Dyer
Guitar,Keyboards,Vocals - John Miles
Keyboards - Chris Stainton
Bass Guitar - Warren McRae
Guitar - Phil Grande
Drums - Dan Hickey
Vocals - Maxine Sharp
Vocals - Cydney Davis

Lyrics :

Give me a ticket for an airoplane
I ain't got time to take no fast train
The lonely days are gone
I'll be right home
My baby wrote me a letter

I don't care how much money I've got to spend
I won't find my way back home again
The lonely days are gone
I'll be right home
My baby wrote me a letter

She wrote me a letter
Said she couldn't live with out me no more
Listen to me mister don't you ever ravin'
My baby once more
Anyway

Give me a ticket for an airoplane
I ain't got time to take no fast train
You know ,the lonely days are gone
I'll be back home
My baby wrote me a letter

Piano Solo :

Sax Solo :

Guitar Solo :

She wrote me a letter
Said she couldn't live without me no more
Listen to me mister don't you ever ravin'
And my baby once more
Anyway

Give me a ticket for an airoplane
I ain't got time to take no fast train
The lonely days are gone
I'll be back home
My baby wrote me a letter...

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This Dortmund show is epic...Joe is in fine voice and the crowd adores him

paulmetroka

Joe was GOOD, old enough to remember the early 1970s. What a time. great music. Thanks JOE!

gerardmetzger

Awesome J. C. RIP. I'm 70 still Rock n Till I

enriquepina

One thing Joe Cocker def never slacked on was having a solid, balls to the wall band behind him

rassados

There will never be another Joe Cocker. EVER

kathyfaught

🎉was Joe absolutely one of best. Love that voice. Was one of a kind and that band.. I am 71 and still rocking to this and so many more. Our generation didn’t realize it at the time but we were in the middle of musical renaissance that started in the 50s and lasted thru the 80s. How fortunate we are to have experienced it.

darrelljones

The WORLD lost out on a very very good talent

rogerlayne

When I was little, like far from ten years old, our family used to drive places to see our relatives during the summer, wherever they were. We always had the radio on in the car, usually tuned to somekind of classic rock/pop station that played hits from the fifties onwards. Every time a Joe Cocker song was played, my dad tapped his hands on the wheel and sang with the song, or mimed the singing. When I asked him to stop because it would soon turn into ”embarassing dad”-moment in my eyes, he replied ”just wait ’till you get a bit older son, and you realise why your dad goes ’crazy’ when he listens to these tunes”

Now me, a 24 year old, listens to Joe Cocker on full volume in my apartment, barely keeping my hands and legs still and almost shouting the lyrics as hard as Joe’s singing them...

Guess I now understand what my dad was meaning in the car some twenty years ago

wannabepoet

Blessed to be a child of the 60's of the have seen Joe live 4 times. Joe rocked!

NeilAtkinson-swmx

Thankyou Joe led here lonely in my van miss you mate.a true vocalist and gentleman ta mate

johnsands

I love Joe Cocker's music. Looks like Joe's got some mileage on him....rode hard, hung up wet. This is one of the great rock/blues records of all time.

ryuna

Sheffield’s finest. I’m an American in South Yorkshire 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

cindyinnew

2014 Portland Oregon, I was there with Joe at the Rose Garden. He sang all the hits! I love his voice its like a Picasso.

ChicagoBeaver

This man SANG PEOPLE! Soulful and so animated! His background vocalists were absolutely amazing! New school, listen up: THIS IS HOW ITS DONE! 💯👏👏👏👏❣💕🎵🎵

deborahmoore