I was in west Berlin at one of his bigband concerts, it raining steady in the out door theater, every one but about 80 of us stayed and wated. finally the rain let up, he came out holding a gollon jug of Jim beam. he thanked every one for hagging it out and put on the best concert I have ever been to, he was drunk and 5 feet away from me. What a band and all the big hits. I was 19 in 1972 in Berlin. I will never forget that show.

Rest in peace Mr Joe Cocker. The world has lost an incredible singer and performer, there will never be another entertainer like him, he truly was one of a kind.He was one of my all time favorite singers in my younger days and today.HE will be missed thru out the world. God bless him and his family.

One of the best! Great music, great memories

Joe Cocker at his best!! Thanks for the music Joe!

Mark of good music is when you can listen to it almost 40 years later and it still moves you the way it did then - maybe more! Strong performances in every way. Many of the best musicians of the era.

I was fourteen years old when this came out and it still amazes me to this day!

I saw Joe perform at the Horden Pavillion in Sydney around 1971, and he was just great. He's always great, he sings his heart out and doesn't give a shit about how he looks or about his body movements, he's a legend. Actually if I remember right, I think he got chucked out of Australia around then too. If he came back now I'd go and see him again,

Joe Cocker , I was a teenager in the 1960's , and I enjoyed listening to " Delta Lady " before I went to the Vietnam War in 1969 and enjoyed listening to it after I came back and to this day !

RIP, Joe. Thanks for the music and the memories.

The best rock movie up to that time (1971) I've seen it many times and still get the video out of the cupboard and play it LOUD!!!!!!

I remember I went to go see the movie, Mad Dogs and Englishmen, I was 12. I thought it was a cowboy and indians movie. Boy was I ever surprised! Became a fan for life on that day.

Listening to Leon for the past 30 years...saw him last week...almost forgot about Joe doing this song. Wondeful and brings back some great memories.

I live in Oklahoma, I'm a 38 year old professional, great family, great life. I just wanted to say I don't even know who you are, but you must be one awesome, soulful, caring wonderful person if this has been your soundtrack. There isn't a human on Earth that expressed himself like Cocker. My Dad raised me on this, he past away in 03'. I can finally listen to Mad Dogs without crying. You rock Pink!

After so many years it's so easy to forget their greatness...thanks for reminding me!

RIP Joe and Bobby Keys. Thanks for the music.

I love Joe Cocker and Mad Dogs and Englishmen!!! We used to go see the film at the late night movie every time it can in the 70's.Great movie and great muscians!!!

He's as hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh as you can get! I love Joe Cocker so much. We need more musicians like him today.

This man has always had it, one of the best voices in music, gritty and hard as the steel city of Sheffield where he is from. Fantastic!

What great memories happen, while listening to Joe Cocker. Especially Delta Lady.

Mr. Joe Cocker, the voice of rock and roll...I'd always love him...Nice video

1970 - Good times, bad times...mostly good times!!!! Thanks Joe.

After a long life I have yet to see a live performance that can top this. Magnificent!

Memorable, such at lost, RIP , love you always

I know Leon was so happy you sang this song. So many love you, but you will be forever immortal in my heart. Thanks for the music!

Mad Dogs and Englishmen in my opinion still remains one of the best live videos of a concert, even to this day with all the tchnological advancements. No one veats the raw power that Joe put in his songs.

Wow! - You rocked Joe - Rock on up there man - Love You xx

I saw the Mad Dogs & Englishmen concert at the Filmore east. My first of many concerts.

You were unique! You were a big part of the soundtrack of my 64 years. Thank you for the music, RIP and God Speed!

I saw this concert in San Antonio about 1970-71. Whew. Seeing this is like being there again. As I remember, Delaney and Bonnie opened up with Eric Clapton playing guitar with them.

Saw him once in Vancouver with Stevie Ray Vaughan . Stevie died about two weeks later I still have two t-shirt from Stevie that I only wore a few times . Great concert to bad we all have to die one day . Well rock while you can.

Freaking awesome! Thank God this was filmed. Just sends chills down your spine it's so great! Cocker still sounds great today. Saw him when he went through town with Tom Petty. But in his prime Cocker was king. I remember this period in his career and the hype surrounding his concerts and recordings. Wish I could have seen him live during this period. Bobby Keys wailing on the sax, just icing on the cake. Beautiful!

RIP, Joe. You were one of the great ones!

RIP Joe.....You were one of best ever. There will never be another quite like again.

outstanding, in the old days! Nothing better.

Wore the grooves right out of this album. FANTASTIC!

Could Imagine the kids waking to this on the radio tomorrow.. Straight to #1

Cocker was great in the late 60's/first 70's!Love that stuff!

RIP Joe! My favourite song of Joe's!!

a british blues singer, southern rock musicians and singers,a hell of a combo,joe said recently that at times during the tour, he was overwhelmed by rock stardom,and couldnt handle it, leon tried to teach him how but it took him years to adjust, just saw leon on the 22 w/ elton john great show,a mad dog reunion would be the highlight of my life though

I saw him in 68" (or possibly 69') with the Byrds. It was my first concert ever. Great show, to say the least! Loved it!

Rest in Peace Mr. Cocker, and THANK YOU.

Beautiful Bobby Keys - RIP

Love your music Joe Cocker -- RIP

I was there, and it was one of the best!

Congrats to Leon Russell, whose band and arrangements and song you are hearing, Rock N Roll Hall of Fame! About time!

Like Ten Years After, now there was a bass player that really rocked down the house!

RIP LEGEND, LOVE YOUR MUSIC!!!

Brilliant, R.I.P Joe x

Amo a voz e a interpretação de Joe Cocker,em todas as fases da longa carreira Deus o abençoou grandemente!

Damn I wish I could've gone to concerts in those days!!! They blow doors on anything today.

What a man, what a voice. Great video. Thanks for putting this one up (5 stars.)

One of the greatest. RIP

See the way Joe looks at Leon when leon starts up the piano again ? Joe was not happy .....this was one of the best concerts I ever saw !

One of the greatest soul singers period.

Delta Lady (Live) - Joe Cocker [Sheffield, Yorkshire, England] - 1970 - "AMG Pick. One of Leon Russell's greatest songwriting creations, "Delta Lady" is also one of Joe Cocker's defining moments. The verses are a full-blown three-chord rock blowout, featuring a fabulous performance from both Cocker and the background vocalists." - Mad Dogs & Englishmen [Original Recording Reissued, Original Recording Remastered, Live] (A&M Records)-1999.

Rest in peace, Joe Cocker and Bobby Keys.

Went to see Hendrix at Devonshire Downs in '69. Hendrix was disappointing, but Joe saved the night and was fantastic! R.I.P. Mr. Cocker

Rock and Roll indeed Mr. Cocker. Rest In Peace.

the man is genius, great memories, takes you back to a better time

Stupendo pezzo, magnifica performance, un finale emozionante..

coinvolgente, trascinante, da rimanere in carica per un anno!!!!

the honesty in the playing, and singing. For all the legendary drinking and drug excesses that surrounded this tour before it collapsed, this was a kickass stage band led by Leon Russell, who knew how to arrange the material to best showcase Joe...as for him, He gave everything on stage, for 56 shows , and I don't think he was the same after. Brilliant. I love the ' WHAT THE ((**&^&^*' look he gives Leon Russell when Russell comps the ending.

Wow, a flashback to black mollies, acapulco gold, and california turn-arounds and my bonniville 427 factory stock with 3-duces. I had just returned from a trip to Mexico up to California, San Francisco and back home to San Antonio when I get to the crash pad everyone was getting ready for this concert. Between all of above and Pinch, I don't remember much but I still feel the music in my chest. Wow.

Absolutely the best white rythm & blues singer ever!This man gives all he's got in a song!

No pyrotechnics, no autotune, dancers or fancy ass staging..just the goddam music.

joe cocker - one of the most talented singers ever

Voz! linda e muito talento!Joe Cocker foi genial,espetacular!Dedicou sua vida á arte musical , entrega total! Joe Cocker nasceu pra cantar ! Fez uma longa carreira de sucesso! Foi muito abençoado por Jeová Deus!

Joe, this was the best. Rest in Peace in Brother

Just got energized ...... thanks for posting.... aaaaawsome

Remember, folks, this is available on DVD. "Rock and Roll," indeed.

I just heard he's coming to my little hometown in Spain this summer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can't wait to see him bounce :D

Is there or has there ever been a performer, who gives as much Joe Cocker ? I think, NOT.

Amazing song, what energy!!!!

joe cocker and leon at cain's ballroom was the greatest show ever, such a trip

A voz mais linda que já ouvi! JOE COCKER ê único ! Excepcional! Amo Joe Cocker!

I seen this tour at the Fillmore West in Frisco!! one of my fave concerts!!!!!

Damn, this took me wayyyyyyyyy back. I can almost smell the chiba and patchouli! Thanks!!

In 1969-70, Joe Cocker released his first two albums. I was in college and that's all we listened to for about a week. Then, Playboy conducted a highly respected survey of critics and Cocker beat Frank Sinatra year after year as Best Male Singer. The tour and the film were huge cultural events. There is nothing today to compare. MD&E is one of the top rock albums of all time. If this guy is not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, then there is no Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

Ya Cocoker was so much tougher and rawer than he turned into later in life I guess no one can sustain that level of intensity forever... these guys -Mad Dogs and Englishmen where what everyone feel in lov with.. along with Joe

in his prime imo he was feeling every note that night!

The boys got a lot of energy. Would of loved to have seen him live

R.I.P. Mr. Cocker

Joe Cocker, you are the finest of Englishmen.

Like no one else!

What a closer this was for a great tour. Well, great music. The tour ended badly in many respects. Cocker made no money on it, he and Leon hated each other... But it is wonderful music that holds up well almost 40 years later!

Joe Cocker just got better and better over the years.

@SoberGeorge Mad Dogs was the first concert I ever saw, which is probably why it holds a special place in my heart. It shaped the way I "rated" concerts, and few have held up to their standard. I've seen Joe Cocker and Leon Russell seperately over the years, and Leon wins hands down. As he's aged, his habit of telling stories of the old days between songs has increased, which is where I get my information-straight from the horse's mouth.

nothing will ever surpass the 70's.....musically

great band, great frontman, whole lotta soul

Are there any "new" singers like this old beast? I don't think so... Incredible singer and still going strong...

Nobody put feeling into a song like Joe did....

saw mad dogs at the avalon in san francisco what an incredible and crazy show. never saw so many rockers on one stage, chris stainton, leon russel, joe, rita cooledge(spelling?) 25 years later after playing a gig on san marcos pass above santa barbara with my friend sheri geiger she introduced me to Joe Cocker who she had become friends with in santa barbara, we ended up spending the night at joes rented ranch house on Jane fondas property up on the pass. what a great night, friendly and openguy

Joe, you really rock, I love you!!

What a band - what a preformance!

The closest I came was to see Leon and Shelter People at the Fillmore. I'm still shaking! Openers was Taj Mahal w/H.Johnson big band and Donny Hathaway with Dupree,Weeks,etc. Yes I'm bragging and jealous of myself!! Wish I could go back tonite!!!

I don't care if he's screaming souting or what it sounds good and thanks to Joe I learned how to dance

No one put on a concert like Joe did for this!

I saw Joe in 1975 at at a small venue in SLC Utah, he had quite a drinking problem at that time. No he couldn't afford Elvis sized shows. But still put on helluva good show. He made a comeback with " You are so Beautiful" I think 1976

Carl Radle was amazing. He drove this. A real Thunderfingers. No one like him.

Extraordinário Joe Cocker! ÚNICO E INESQUECÍVEL ! Incomparável!