Recommend me a Joe Cocker album
I have his 'Ultimate Collection 1968-2003' album and I really love every single song on it. 
I'm going to get another one of his albums and want one of the original albums rather than another 'greatest hits' type album. Which one do you recommend?
Thanks. 
Organic and Have a little Faith
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The collaboration with Sly & Robbie worked amazingly well. Fantastic recording too.
'Mad Dogs and Englishmen' would be a good starting point for his earlier stuff.
Oh and +1 for Sheffield Steel also.
I have his 'Ultimate Collection 1968-2003' album and I really love every single song on it. 
I'm going to get another one of his albums and want one of the original albums rather than another 'greatest hits' type album. Which one do you recommend?
Thanks. 
I also have, and love this album; so will be looking with interest at the recommendations.....so cheers for that.
Cheers guys.
I'm listening to Sheffield Steel on Spotify now and it's sounding good so far. 
I have his 'Ultimate Collection 1968-2003' album and I really love every single song on it.
I'm going to get another one of his albums and want one of the original albums rather than another 'greatest hits' type album. Which one do you recommend?
Thanks.
I also have, and love this album; so will be looking with interest at the recommendations.....so cheers for that.
I find myself listening to more and more chilled out easy listening music nowadays. Must be geting old. 
Joe Cocker is really good IMO and the quality of the recording and mastering seems very good too.
I find myself listening to more and more chilled out easy listening music nowadays. Must be geting old.
Then try some Aaron Neville "Tattooed Heart"......if you're not too young, that is!
I find myself listening to more and more chilled out easy listening music nowadays. Must be geting old.
Then try some Aaron Neville "Tattooed Heart"......if you're not too young, that is!
That's not really to my taste I'm afraid but thanks for the recommendation.
Keep the suggestions coming though because I always like to try something new. I only discovered Joe Cocker because of a suggestion on an easy listening thread a couple of years ago.
hi Steve, now everyone else has done what you asked for and recommended studio albums, can I recommend a live one? Live (1999). Guilty and You Can Leave Your Hat On are standout tracks for me! Cheers!
That's not really to my taste I'm afraid but thanks for the recommendation.
Give yourself another 20 years, and you'd be surprised 
.........at your age, I was of the same opinion.
If I think of something along similar lines (to JC), I'll mention it.
Not Joe Cocker,but try Tony Joe White Live form Austin Texas Great Album imo
Not Joe Cocker,but try Tony Joe White Live form Austin Texas Great Album imo
Good shout.......I have "The Heroines".
Also Bodeans "Joe Dirt Car" live double album.
I've just finnished listening to Sheffield Steel and have already ordered the CD from Amazon. Great album! 
Right then. What's next...
Eagles "Long road out of Eden"
Jason Mraz "We sing, we dance, we steel things".
Jack Johnson "Sleep through the static".
Leonard Cohen "The essential Leonard Cohen".
John Hammod Jr "Wicked Grin".
Ismael Lo "Iso"
Terrence Trent D'Arby "Introducing the hardline"
If you can pick the bones out of that lot, you may find something you like........let me know if you do.
Sheffield Steel. One of his best. Vinyl or CD' both are excellent. Recommended.
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