This is Joe Cocker's With a Little Help from my Friends. Could not believe I scored it for just fifty cents. In great condition too. Not, repeat not - a very flattering photo of Joe. Joe invented playing Air Guitar - at Woodstock remember. On the back cover of this record we see small photos of the people who play for Joe on this record. He does a great version of Dave Mason's Feeling Alright. On that song the credits are Backing Vocals: "Brenda Holloway, Merry Clayton and Brenda's Sister." This cool. On Bye Bye Blackbird, the awesome Chris Stainton is listed on Bass, Piano & Organ. I saw Chris last summer at Eric's Crossroads fest. How's this, on Marjorine, (co-written by Stainton) none other than Albert Lee & Jimmy Page on listed on Guitars. You are kidding me - this is his first studio record, from 1969. Joe Cocker makes greats songs his own, without ruining them in translation. Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Joe Cocker: With a Little Help from my Friends - and what friends he has!
This is Joe Cocker's With a Little Help from my Friends. Could not believe I scored it for just fifty cents. In great condition too. Not, repeat not - a very flattering photo of Joe. Joe invented playing Air Guitar - at Woodstock remember. On the back cover of this record we see small photos of the people who play for Joe on this record. He does a great version of Dave Mason's Feeling Alright. On that song the credits are Backing Vocals: "Brenda Holloway, Merry Clayton and Brenda's Sister." This cool. On Bye Bye Blackbird, the awesome Chris Stainton is listed on Bass, Piano & Organ. I saw Chris last summer at Eric's Crossroads fest. How's this, on Marjorine, (co-written by Stainton) none other than Albert Lee & Jimmy Page on listed on Guitars. You are kidding me - this is his first studio record, from 1969. Joe Cocker makes greats songs his own, without ruining them in translation. 
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