Joe Cocker

During the early 1970s, Joe Cocker was at a significant peak in his career, particularly highlighted by the release of the album "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" in 1970, just before the live recording of "Feelin' Alright". This album was a landmark project, showcasing Cocker's powerful voice and dynamic stage presence, as well as featuring an ensemble of talented musicians, including Rita Coolidge and Jim Horn. The live performance captured in the referenced recording emphasizes this electric atmosphere, as Cocker delivered his interpretation of the Traffic classic "Feelin' Alright". Notably, the "Mad Dogs & Englishmen" tour, which the album captures, was a pivotal moment for Cocker, solidifying his reputation as a formidable live performer known for his raw emotional delivery and charismatic energy. The collaboration with notable musicians during this period also contributed to Cocker's evolving sound and popularity in the rock genre.

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