Joe Cocker |
The Grease Band |
Gotta Start Somewhere...
Joe Cocker
I'll Cry Instead / Precious Words Lennon-McCartney (1:40) / Robinson (2:35) Philips 40255, 2/65 |
Marjorine / New Age Of The Lily¹ Cocker-Stainton-Rattigon-Myles (2:13) / Cocker (2:14) A&M 928, 4/68 UK |
With A Little Help From My Friends / Something's Coming On¹ Lennon-McCartney (5:11) / Cocker-Stainton (2:15) A&M 991, 10/68 BB #1 |
With A Little Help From My Friends | |
A&M SP-4182 | |
4/23/69 BB [UK: 5/69] | |
Side One | ||
Feelin' Alright | Mason | 4:12 |
Bye Bye Blackbird | Dixon-Henderson | 3:28 |
Change In Louise | Cocker-Stainton | 3:22 |
Marjorine | Cocker-Stainton-Rattigon-Myles | 2:13 |
Just Like A Woman | Dylan | 5:18 |
Side Two | ||
Do I Still Figure In Your Life? | Dello | 3:59 |
Sandpaper Cadillac | Cocker-Stainton | 3:18 |
Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood | Benjamin-Caldwell-Marcus | 4:41 |
With A Little Help From My Friends | Lennon-McCartney | 4:05 |
I Shall Be Released | Dylan | 3:38 |
Grease Band forms with McCullough, Spenner, and Rowland from Wynder K Frog
The Ed Sullivan Show: 4/27/69, Feelin' Alright |
5/2-3/69: Fillmore East, New York opened for Jeff Beck Group |
Feelin' Alright / Sandpaper Cadillac Mason (4:10) / Cocker-Stainton (3:16) A&M 1063, 5/69 BB |
Newport 69(6/20/69) |
Denver Pop Festival(6/29/69) |
Atlanta International Pop Festival(7/5/69) |
Mid-West Rock Festival(7/27/69) |
Atlantic City Pop Festival(8/3/69) |
Woodstock Music & Art Fair(8/17/69) |
Isle of Wight Festival of Music(8/30/69) |
Delta Lady / She's So Good To Me¹ Russell (2:50) / Cocker-Stainton (2:59) A&M 1112, 9/69 BB T20 |
Joe Cocker! | |
A&M SP-4224 | |
10/69 T20 [UK: 11/69] | |
Side One | ||
Dear Landlord | Dylan | 3:23 |
Bird On A Wire | Cohen | 4:30 |
Lawdy Miss Clawdy | Price | 2:15 |
She Came In Through The Bathroom Window | Lennon-McCartney | 2:37 |
Hitchcock Railway | Dunn-McCashen | 4:41 |
Side Two | ||
That's Your Business | Cocker-Stainton | 2:56 |
Something | Harrison | 3:32 |
Delta Lady | Russell | 2:51 |
Hello Little Friend | Russell | 3:52 |
Darling Be Home Soon | Sebastian | 4:49 |
The Grease Band became the band for the Jesus Christ, Superstar project, Spooky Tooth's last album, then
recorded their own album (see below)
She Came In Through The Bathroom Window / Change In Louise Lennon-McCartney (2:37) / Cocker-Stainton (3:22) A&M 1147, 12/69 BB |
Woodstock(3/26/70) | |
From Richie to Jimi—3 days of music, mud, and meandering |
Leon Russell saves Joe's butt by putting together an amazing band for his upcoming tour.
The Letter¹ / Space Captain¹ Thompson (4:10) / Moore (4:04) A&M 1174, 4/70 T20 UK |
New York Pop(7/19/70) |
Mad Dogs And Englishmen | |
A&M SP-6002 | |
8/70 T20 [UK: 9/70] T20 | |
Side One | ||
Introduction | :45 | |
Honky Tonk Women | Jagger-Richards | 3:35 |
Introduction | :18 | |
Sticks And Stones | Turner | 2:30 |
Cry Me A River | Hamilton | 3:50 |
Bird On A Wire | Cohen | 6:15 |
Side Two | ||
Feelin' Alright | Mason | 5:30 |
Superstar(Delta Lady, vocal) | Bramlett-Russell | 4:55 |
Introduction | :15 | |
Let's Go Get Stoned | Armstead-Ashford-Simpson | 7:15 |
Side Three | ||
Blue Medley: I'll Drown In My Own Tears When Something Is Wrong With My Baby(Bobby Jones, vocal) I've Been Loving You Too Long |
Glover Hayes-Porter Butler-Redding |
12:47 |
Introduction | :21 | |
Girl From The North Country(duet with Leon) | Dylan | 2:30 |
Give Peace A Chance | Bramlett-Russell | 4:20 |
Side Four | ||
Introduction | :40 | |
She Came In Through The Bathroom Window | Lennon-McCartney | 2:50 |
Space Captain | Moore | 4:55 |
The Letter | Thompson | 4:20 |
Delta Lady | Russell | 5:35 |
Note: Recorded live at The Fillmore East, 3/27-28/70
This is not the soundtrack to the movie
Both dates (all four sets) released in a box set in 2006
Cry Me A River / Give Peace A Chance³ Hamilton (3:50) / Bramlett-Russell (4:20) A&M 1200, 9/70 T20 |
Leon goes back to his own career
Groupies(11/8/70) | |
no actual plaster was cast in this movie—Spooky Tooth & Terry Reid also appear |
The Grease Band | |
Shelter SHE-8904 | |
2/71 BB [UK: ?/71] | |
Side One | ||
My Baby Left Me | Crudup | 3:08 |
Mistake No Doubt | McCullough | 4:16 |
Let It Be Gone | McCullough | 4:28 |
Willie And The Pig | McCullough | 4:15 |
Laughed At The Judge | Spenner | 5:30 |
Side Two | ||
All I Wanna Do | McCullough | 4:00 |
To The Lord | arr The Grease Band | 4:20 |
Jessie James | The Grease Band | 4:48 |
Down Home Mama | Spenner | 6:31 |
The Visitor | McCullough | 2:43 |
Mad Dogs And Englishmen(3/29/71) | |
Joe's big tour—many unique songs in the film |
High Time We Went / Black-Eyed Blues Cocker-Stainton (4:27) / Cocker-Stainton (4:02) A&M 1258, 5/71 BB |
Laughed At The Judge³ / Let It Be Gone³ Grease Band (3:17) / McCullough (3:06) Shelter 7304, 6/71 |
All I Wanna Do / Jessie James McCullough (4:00) / Grease Band (4:48) Shelter 7310, 10/71 |
Last Greazy Album After the big Mad Dogs tour, Joe and the Russell family parted ways. Mostly. Old pal Chris Stainton stuck around to help record more tracks and put together yet another band (with a couple of The Grease Band guys—loyalty has its virtues) for a big tour (two pieces of which are presented here). Add an old single and you've got the only album that can be called Joe Cocker (according to an A&M ad). In the UK, it was entitled Something To Say. Lots of FM airplay, but no sales. A bust in Australia during the next tour put an end to Joe's career for a few years. |
Joe Cocker | |
A&M SP-4368 | |
11/72 BB [UK: 12/72] | |
Side One | ||
Pardon Me Sir | Cocker-Stainton | 3:37 |
High Time We Went | Cocker-Stainton | 4:25 |
She Don't Mind | Cocker-Stainton | 3:13 |
Black-Eyed Blues | Cocker-Stainton | 4:37 |
Something To Say | Cocker-Nichols | 5:00 |
Side Two | ||
Midnight Rider‡ | Allman | 4:00 |
Do Right Woman† | Penn-Moman | 7:00 |
Woman To Woman† | Cocker-Stainton | 4:26 |
St James Infirmary‡ | Trad, arr Assunto | 6:10 |
Note: Do Right Woman and St James Infirmary recorded live during 72 tour (details unknown)
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Joe gets his act together, becomes big star—You Are So Beautiful ring a (register) bell? Stainton forms short-lived bands, did studio work. Worked with Eric for many years. |