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Joe Cocker
Released 2007

Up Where We Belong [From an Officer & A Gentleman]
03:53
986 plays

She Came in Through the Bathroom Window [Live]
02:33
974 plays

With a Little Help from My Friends [Edit][Live]
05:17
971 plays

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- 1
- When the Night Comes
- 04:44
- 1,117 plays

- 2
- Unchain My Heart ['90's Version] ['90s Version]
- 05:06
- 1,448 plays

- 3
- You Can Leave Your Hat On
- 04:12
- 1,503 plays

- 4
- Delta Lady ['96 Version]
- 03:16
- 700 plays

- 5
- Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood
- 03:53
- 835 plays

- 6
- What Becomes of the Broken Hearted
- 04:09
- 776 plays

- 7
- Now That the Magic Has Gone
- 04:40
- 792 plays

- 8
- The Letter [Live]
- 04:37
- 961 plays

- 9
- She Came in Through the Bathroom Window [Live]
- 02:33
- 974 plays

- 10
- Up Where We Belong [From an Officer & A Gentleman]
- 03:53
- 986 plays

- 11
- A Woman Loves a Man
- 04:15
- 778 plays

- 12
- Civilized Man
- 03:54
- 583 plays

- 13
- Shelter Me
- 04:20
- 639 plays

- 14
- Love Is Alive
- 03:54
- 740 plays

- 15
- Have a Little Faith in Me
- 04:15
- 966 plays

- 16
- Edge of a Dream [from Teachers]
- 03:53
- 622 plays

- 17
- Feelin' Alright [Live]
- 04:48
- 1,204 plays

- 18
- With a Little Help from My Friends [Edit][Live]
- 05:17
- 971 plays

- 19
- You Are So Beautiful
- 02:39
- 1,795 plays

album review

Capitol's Classic Cocker contains 19 original and re-recorded tracks spanning the raspy-voiced singer's eight-year stint with the label. It should be noted that his late-'60s hits "With a Little Help from My Friends," "The Letter," and "Feeling Alright" aren't the definitive versions heard on Mad Dogs & Englishmen, but later performances taken from the 1990 Joe Cocker Live album (and "Delta Lady" is from 1996). Only "You Are So Beautiful" and his number one 1992 duet with Jennifer Warnes, "Up Where We Belong," are the original charted versions. This isn't to suggest that Classic Cocker is second-rate; his rocking version of Gary Wright's "Love Is Alive" and a relaxed reggae take on the Animals' "Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood" are recommended, but fans should be aware that this compilation doesn't encapsulate Cocker's Woodstock-era peak. ~ Al Campbell, All Music Guide