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Joe Cocker Is A Mad Dog In 1970
Joe Cocker Is A Mad Dog In 1970
Joe Cocker Is A Mad Dog In 1970
This week in 1970, the single "Cry Me A River" by Joe Cocker top out at #11 on the music charts. The tune was from the great double live album “Mad Dogs and Englishmen” recorded in March of 1970
Wings and Joe Cocker Guitarist Henry McCullough Suffered Brain Damage
Wings and Joe Cocker Guitarist Henry McCullough Suffered Brain Damage
Wings and Joe Cocker Guitarist Henry McCullough Suffered Brain Damage
Back in November, we learned that Henry McCullough, the guitarist who worked with Joe Cocker and Paul McCartney in Wings, was in critical condition following a serious heart attack. Unfortunately, McCullough's recovery has not gone as well as hoped. This Wednesday (Jan. 30) it was reported that McCullough has suffered brain damage as well.
Cocker Power – Today’s Vinyl Vault
Cocker Power – Today’s Vinyl Vault
Cocker Power – Today’s Vinyl Vault
"Cocker Power" was a term circulating the music industry in the early 1970's when Joe Cocker was enjoying immense popularity stemming from his knock-out performance at Woodstock.  Sadly though, he enjoyed just as many belts of booze, which may have cut off the peak years a little early.  E ...

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