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Weekend Songs: Joe Cocker, ‘Feelin’ Alright’
Weekend Songs: Joe Cocker, ‘Feelin’ Alright’
Weekend Songs: Joe Cocker, ‘Feelin’ Alright’
Classic rock is about heavy hooks, power chords and tight harmonies. But it’s also about letting loose and enjoying the good times. And there’s no better time for that than Friday evening, when we pick up our paycheck, punch out of work and enjoy a couple days of much-needed rest and relaxation.
Jimmy Page – Secret Guests in Rock Songs
Jimmy Page – Secret Guests in Rock Songs
Jimmy Page – Secret Guests in Rock Songs
Before Jimmy Page cemented his legacy as the mastermind behind one of rock's greatest supergroups, the Firm (just kidding!), he was a much in-demand studio guitarist whose work appears -- sometimes uncredited -- on famous songs by the Who, the Kinks and many others.
Joe Cocker, ‘You Are So Beautiful’ – Most Romantic Rock Music Videos
Joe Cocker, ‘You Are So Beautiful’ – Most Romantic Rock Music Videos
Joe Cocker, ‘You Are So Beautiful’ – Most Romantic Rock Music Videos
There are plenty of elaborately-staged videos that try to create some kind of soft-focus romantic mood, but sometimes simplicity is the best approach. Nowhere is that more apparent than with Joe Cocker's classic "You Are So Beautiful." The song's sentiment couldn't be any more direct, using a straight melody, simple chords and a bare minimum of words to convey its message of love... Read
McCullough Setback
McCullough Setback
McCullough Setback
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.
Joe Cocker – Best Animated Album Covers
Joe Cocker – Best Animated Album Covers
Joe Cocker – Best Animated Album Covers
'With a Little Help From My Friends' The ever-expressive Joe Cocker had one of those great expressions on the cover of his 1969 debut album, 'With a Little Help From My Friends.' For this GIF version, the animator decided that the "Oh" face warranted a Bobblehead-like animation.

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