Artist	Song
Joe Cocker	You Are So Beautiful
from Super Hits (2000)
Joe Cocker	You Can Leave Your Hat On
from Super Hits (2000)
Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes	Up Where We Belong
from Number 1's: '80s Pop (2007)
Joe Cocker, Leon Russell & The Shelter People	The Letter
from Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Live 1970 Fillmore East) [Deluxe Edition] (2005)
Joe Cocker	Delta Lady
from Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Live 1970 Fillmore East) [Deluxe Edition] (2005)
Joe Cocker	The Weight
from Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Live 1970 Fillmore East) [Deluxe Edition] (2005)
Joe Cocker	Come Together
from Across the Universe (Music from the Motion Picture) [Deluxe Edition] (2007)
Joe Cocker	Further On Up the Road
from Mad Dogs & Englishmen (Live 1970 Fillmore East) [Deluxe Edition] (2005)
Joe Cocker	Hitchcock Railway
from Live At Woodstock (2009)

Comment:

Joe Cocker doesn't just sing a song — he lives it. His famous onstage gyrations happen when he's literally throwing himself into the tunes with everything he's got. He turns the slinky jazz standard "Cry Me a River" into a high-octane, soul-powered drama, taking center stage with a vengeful roar of wounded pride. With piano wizard Leon Russell's freewheeling Mad Dogs & Englishmen burning up the stage behind him, the Sheffield soul man commands the swampy stomp of Russell's "Delta Lady" like a natural-born country boy. But joltin' Joe's got a tender side, too — when he allows his croon to crack on the last, long note of Billy Preston's ballad "You Are So Beautiful," it's one of the most moving and real moments ever to make it into the charts. Discover the ol' softie beneath Cocker's gruff exterior, in Next Steps.

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