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Artist:Joe Cocker
Title:Heart & Soul
Year Of Release:2004
Label:EMI, Parlophone, Gala Records [07243 875887 2 1]
Genre:Pop Rock, Blues, Soul
Quality:FLAC (image+.cue+.log) | Mp3
Total Time:50:41
Total Size:361 MB | 153 MB (Scans)
WebSite:Album Preview
When he came to popular attention in the late 1960s, Joe Cocker reinvigorated and to a certain extent reinvented the art of interpretive singing at a time when it seemed to have been put in the shade permanently by the rise of singing songwriters led by Bob Dylan and the Beatles. Just when it seemed that no one but the songwriters themselves had the right to sing their songs, Cocker came along giving a gruff, pleading rendition of the Beatles' "With a Little Help From My Friends" that stood in stark contrast to Ringo Starr's happy-go-lucky version. But on his many albums, Cocker usually made sure to balance his carefully selected covers of well-known material with previously unknown tunes so that he was able to originate some material. On Heart & Soul, which marks the 60-year-old singer's return to major-label status (it was released on EMI internationally in October 2004 and on Universal's New Door imprint in the U.S. in February 2005), he doesn't bother with the new stuff; this one's all standards. The songs date from the 1950s, '60s, '70s, and '90s, and are drawn from R&B, pop/rock, and alternative rock stalwarts ranging from Screamin' Jay Hawkins to former Beatles and contemporary acts U2 and R.E.M.. Producer Jeffrey C.J. Vanston makes a point of referencing the hit versions of the songs in the arrangements, which leave room for the talents of a who's who of guest guitarists including Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, and Steve Lukather. ....
Tracklist:
01. What's Going On [0:05:13.45]
02. Chain Of Fools [0:03:44.65]
03. One [0:04:33.71]
04. I Who Having Nothing [0:04:01.11]
05. Maybe I'm Amazed [0:03:22.38]
06. I Keep Forgetting [0:03:33.71]
07. I Put A Spell On You [0:04:31.57]
08. Every Kind Of People [0:04:18.57]
09. Love Don't Live Here Anymore [0:04:14.52]
10. Don't Let Me Be Lonely [0:03:40.03]
11. Jealus Guy [0:04:06.51]
12. Everybody Hurts [0:05:19.23]
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Artist:Joe Cocker
Title:Heart & Soul
Year Of Release:2004
Label:EMI, Parlophone, Gala Records [07243 875887 2 1]
Genre:Pop Rock, Blues, Soul
Quality:FLAC (image+.cue+.log) | Mp3
Total Time:50:41
Total Size:361 MB | 153 MB (Scans)
WebSite:Album Preview
When he came to popular attention in the late 1960s, Joe Cocker reinvigorated and to a certain extent reinvented the art of interpretive singing at a time when it seemed to have been put in the shade permanently by the rise of singing songwriters led by Bob Dylan and the Beatles. Just when it seemed that no one but the songwriters themselves had the right to sing their songs, Cocker came along giving a gruff, pleading rendition of the Beatles' "With a Little Help From My Friends" that stood in stark contrast to Ringo Starr's happy-go-lucky version. But on his many albums, Cocker usually made sure to balance his carefully selected covers of well-known material with previously unknown tunes so that he was able to originate some material. On Heart & Soul, which marks the 60-year-old singer's return to major-label status (it was released on EMI internationally in October 2004 and on Universal's New Door imprint in the U.S. in February 2005), he doesn't bother with the new stuff; this one's all standards. The songs date from the 1950s, '60s, '70s, and '90s, and are drawn from R&B, pop/rock, and alternative rock stalwarts ranging from Screamin' Jay Hawkins to former Beatles and contemporary acts U2 and R.E.M.. Producer Jeffrey C.J. Vanston makes a point of referencing the hit versions of the songs in the arrangements, which leave room for the talents of a who's who of guest guitarists including Jeff "Skunk" Baxter, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton, and Steve Lukather. ....
Tracklist:
01. What's Going On [0:05:13.45]
02. Chain Of Fools [0:03:44.65]
03. One [0:04:33.71]
04. I Who Having Nothing [0:04:01.11]
05. Maybe I'm Amazed [0:03:22.38]
06. I Keep Forgetting [0:03:33.71]
07. I Put A Spell On You [0:04:31.57]
08. Every Kind Of People [0:04:18.57]
09. Love Don't Live Here Anymore [0:04:14.52]
10. Don't Let Me Be Lonely [0:03:40.03]
11. Jealus Guy [0:04:06.51]
12. Everybody Hurts [0:05:19.23]
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