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At age 66 now, I feel sorry for the younger generations that did not come of age during this time. There were so many things about that era that will never be repeated, but the explosion of music, from psychedelic rock to Motown to The British Invasion, you lived every day with the expectation of something novel and mind-blowing hitting the airwaves. God, what a time!

This damn near brought me to tears. Seeing someone discover Joe Cocker for the first time is almost as good as when you do it yourself. Let's Go Joe!

Joe didn't just sing a song. He climbed into the music and then let it flow out of every part of his being.

Still makes me cry hearing Joe and his friends after all these years. Very few could bring it home like Joe.

For those who wonder what the hype was about Woodstock...some of the best live performances in the history of all of music. And, before a bunch of fancy electronic means to "correct" or modify or "enhance" the performance. Just RAW TALENT and performance. Glorious.

Joe Cocker was one of a kind, like Janis Joplin. He used his whole body to sing a song from his soul. Amazing man.

I’m 62 years old now to see a young black man enjoy this music warms my soul thanks for posting brother👏👏👏👏👏👍

Joe Cocker gave everything he had in his body for every song he did. Most people today would not understand the music back then. I was a teen-ager in the mid 70's and every week there was new stuff coming out. Music that would just knock your socks off. Probably the greatest musical era we will ever see.

Hey there Da Real Adogg. Here's a couple of things about this Performance from Woodstock (1969) that you may not be aware of. To begin with the "Backup Singers" missed their flight and therefore couldn't make it in time, so the rest of the band did their best to fill in for them. For Better or for Worse. Also, the song that he's singing here, "With a Little Help From My Friends" is originally a song written and performed by "The Beatles." The Beatles gave Joe permission to use this song for Woodstock and once they saw Joe's performance, they actually gave that song to him, saying Joe Cocker "Owned this song" after that awesome performance. Pretty cool, right? Well, carry on my friend & enjoy... Cheers...

This is from Woodstock. His backup singers couldn't get there in time due to the outrageous traffic so the guitar players did their best to fill in.

To me, some songs are like historical events in the history of mankind. This one is a perfect example. Recorded for all posterity. A magical performance never to be lost.

Joe was known in Sheffield, England, where I am from, as the ‘singing gasman’. He worked for the gas company before he made it singing in local pubs and clubs. He was a genius, god bless him!!

Back when music was live and came from the soul. NO auto tune needed.

At age 76 this incredible rendition still gets my juices flowing. Can’t help but feel nostalgic looking back on this magical period in my life.

The absolutely captivating, inestimable Joe Cocker. Made me cry.. If you know you know. Another legend from a great music era! And yes, Woodstock was def Sold Out! 😂🥰

One of the Great Performances in Rock history. Joe and everyone in the band "kill it" ,Awesome.

It's interesting that these singers you are loving have no light show, no auto-tune, no back up dancers just pure soul.

He performed this in front of just a small crowd of @325,000 people!! He conjured up the rain clouds and within minutes of finishing, the heavens opened up and Woodstock had reached it's peak. Truly a celestial out-of-body performance and experience.

Joe was a force of nature and that was arguably the best cover ever recorded

Was blessed to see Joe live. Never saw a man have the entire audience in his hands the entire show like Joe did. He mesmerized us.

I went to Wood Stock. I was home on leave from Vietnam and was a day late getting back to go back to Vietnam. This went down in history as the greatest show ever. The rain sucked but the people and music and the memories I have will never be forgotten. Semper Fi

There aren't a lot of cases where somebody covers a Beatles song and actually improves it. But Joe did it here.

This video should be required viewing for anybody who ever wants to take the stage. Joe shows you how it's done. His commanding stage presence still reverberates 50 plus years later, as one of the greatest live performances of all time! And from everything I've read over the last half a century, there were about 500,000 people at Woodstock. 3 days of balls-to-the-wall rock and roll, and this has to rank as one of the highlights of the weekend!

Wow, this popped up on my screen and I'm so glad I clicked on it. Dad always cranked this song up, he'd show me his arm covered in goosebumps and kept rewinding the bit where he screams asking me, did you hear that, did you hear that!? As a young kid I didn't know what he was on about. Now my arm was covered in goosebumps and I waited in anticipation to watch your reaction, I'm so glad this song moved you as much as it moves millions of people.

THAT, was IMO one of the greatest live performances of all time by anyone. He literally poured his guts out on the stage.

By far my favorite performance at Woodstock. Goosebumps every time. Never gets old.

Ok, I'm 64 and Joe Cocker is one of my all time favorite artists. I was finally able to see him a few years ago, live. Simply amazing. Thank you for showing his WOODSTOCK performance. Cocker has always been underrated, IMO. I'm VERY proud to have grown up during that era. The music was, and 'still is', utterly amazing. The music of today will not survive the years. Thank you.

I'm 69 years old and I saw Joe Cocker perform this just a few weeks after Woodstock at the Isle of Wight Festival in England. It was 3 o'clock in the morning and most of the 300,000 crowd were crashed out but I was still up getting through the night digging some some amazing bands. But Joe's performance of this song was one of the highlight's of the whole 5 day festival. A showstopper in the middle of the night. He put his whole heart into the song and I will never forget it.

As an ancient musician from this era, thank you. I sometimes forget how lucky I was to live through that period of music development.

Joe was from another world he felt the music in his DNA, what a performance

This performance, in my opinion, is one of the best of all time. I get chills every time I watch this

Woodstock was the first of the Big concerts.Over a million people attended this unbelievable event, and for 3 days it was peace love and rock and roll. Not one single fight. Most everyone was high on the music and ‘’ other things’’. I am 70 now and I remember it so well. This particular song to me takes me back right there and all the hopes and promise of a new generation. Thank you for playing this song and taking me back there again…… PEACE AND LOVE MAN…..and your channel is awesome !

I grew up with Joe Cocker's music. He was an English singer known for his gritty, bluesy voice & dynamic stage performances that featured expressive body movements. He recorded a few Beatles' songs "With A Little Help From My Friends", "She Came In Through The Bathroom Window" & "Something". Other hits were "Up Where We Belong" (a duet with Jennifer Warnes), "Delta Lady", "Darling Be Home Soon", "Cry Me A River", "Feelin' Alright", "The Letter" etc.

As someone who was 20 years old in 1969, the look on your face at 6:03 just warmed the cockles of my heart. Great reaction!

He felt THAT not just sang it. Pulled Lucy straight outta the sky, diamonds and all

I was at this performance at Woodstock and it was life changing ! Love to see young people tuned into Joe!

Oh my god, what an amazing voice! Even after all these years, I still love this guy!

This performance was at Woodstock he's so freakin unbelievable. That beautiful, gravelly yet smooth voice. One of the best blues singers EVER.

My wife and I married in 1972. Among our wedding presents were two tickets to a Joe Cocker concert at Maple Leaf Stadium in Toronto, Canada. The night of the concert the place was packed to the walls .. not one unsold seat. Aside: If you used a stadium washroom that night you'd be totally stoned when you walked out; the weed smoke in there was thick as pea soup .. nice bonus. Joe had the whole place absolutely riveted with his enormous power and soul. The Vietnamese War was raging then; during the mid-show break he asked the house to turn off all the lights and the audience to 'light a flame for peace'. Thousands pocket lighters lit up in that enormous, dark space .. like stars in the sky. That concert made me a Joe cocker fan for life. He died three days before Christmas in 2014 at the age of 70 (he had smoked 40 cigarettes a day until he quit in 1991). His final live performance, was at the Loreley Open Air Theatre in Sankt Goarshausen on 7 September 2013. Rest In Peace Joe .. you touched a so many hearts and minds everywhere at a very difficult time in the world.

I've heard people say that he looks possessed or maybe tripping when he sings but as close as that is to describing it, it's something much deeper. To experience music and express it with so much intensity that it takes over your entire body, man! That has to be incredible!

It was said that Joe Cocker felt the music so hard, he couldn't stop his body from moving, as if it was playing every instrument at the same time.......By all accounts, this amazing man, was the most gentle person you could ever meet, and wore his soul like a blanket, for all of us to see 💗💗💗 ***RIP GREAT ONE*** 💗💗💗

God have Mercy, What an AMAZING Performance from Joe!!!!!! Still TOTALLY sends me!! I'm 61y/o, and MAN that music was FABULOUS!!!!!....❤

Joe, Jimi, Janis. Pure raw genius with no apologies. We were so fortunate to be the first generation to witness these beautiful artists. The younger generations have never witnessed anything comparable. As the 60’s children we walked the earth at the same era and transformed the world.

One of the most dynamic from the heart renditions of this great song

My favorite Joe Cocker song is "You Are So Beautiful." But Joe is always good, and you should always, always, always, watch him live.

I was blessed to grow up in the 60s with parents who loved music and this was the soundtrack of my life. Gives me chills, still today. I'm so happy to see younger people appreciate Joe and other superstars from this time.

great song even without the backup singers but i love his voice so rich so unique. amazing! i always wished i was around for Woodstock.

When Joe Cocker sings he feels every single note played and his body reacts as like an instrument, now that is soul.

Maybe I'm getting old, but it's funny to hear you refer to Joe Cocker as a "new" artist. Hearing this song again, live at Woodstock 1969, it gives me goosebumps every time. I'm not sure if you know the original version by the Beatles, but the way Joe Cocker raised the level is incredible.

Saw Joe in concert twice. Incredible. Your reactions are priceless! Love it.

My favorite song of his “You can keep your hat on” I remember going to a concert of his many moons ago and I ended up a puddle on the ground. 🌛love you Joe

Now do Joe singing You Can Keep Your Hat On. He always sings with his whole body. I think this was at Woodstock.

Joe Cocker (RIP) at Woodstock 1969; taking a Beatle's song to a new height! Love it!

Hearing Joe Cocker sing does something to me every time. Chills, baby

When Woodstock took place, I was only 7 years old--but since my mother was very young (only 18 when she had me), I grew up listening to all of this 60's music: Joe Cocker, Janis Joplin, the Stones, Jimmi Hendrix, Carlos Santana, Joan Baez, etc. There are a number of Woodstock compilations you might want to look into. A lot of the music and performances, like this one, have stood the test of time and are still mind-blowing today.

Joe Cocker, one of my all time favorites! Joe had his style, he put his whole heart into it; like Janis Joplin, they didn't just sing it, when you watch them, it's not just a person singing, it's a whole experience. Joe took songs other artists and bands had already done, and put his own stamp on it. May I suggest you listen to When the Night Comes, a song he did later in his career, but a great one. I love all his stuff. Was lucky enough to see him 3 times in concert; sadly we lost Joe a few years ago. THE MAD DOG, THE ENGLISHMAN, MR JOE COCKER!

Woodstock was a massive music festival and an historic event in 1969. Few tickets were sold but 450,000 people showed up, demanding free entry, which they got due to nearly nonexistent security. The show lasted more than three days and three nights and featured the most well-known and soon-to-be-famous rock stars of the 60s.

when i think about the passion and idealism of that time, the feeling of this song is always what i imagine that whole era felt like. it makes me nostalgic for a period i wasn't even alive for.

I was at Woodstock 94 and he pulled so many tears from my eyes. He brought the rain. He mentioned how soaked 69 was and minutes later it started and didn't stop for two days. My favorite performance of the entire show.

When you hear Joe's voice, you hear feeling and soul. He was incredible.

Think of him as the male version of Janis Joplin... Pure soul & amazing authentic energy..

I had the Woodstock album for a while, first release, too long ago to remember what happened to it. Cocker was it, but we had Hendrix, Joplin, Santana, Jefferson Airplane and on and on. Music was powerful then, changed a lot of minds and lives. Today the power is in the kilowatts burned for sound and lighting and everything else. The power of Cockers "You are so beautiful" snuck up on us. Neil Youngs "Down by the river" and "Old Man" knocked us down then picked us up again. Hendrix made us wonder what could be done with a guitar, Zeppelin showed us some of that. We thought it wouldn't end until the day Mo' Town, and the Woodstock bands, weren't on the radio anymore.

This performance was the definition of Crescendo. It was fantastic to see your reaction to Joe Cocker.

I always get chills when I hear the Woodstock version of this song. My husband and I have a New Years tradition where we get lit and watch Woodstock from start to end, it's almost 4 hours long!!

Joe Cocker had Synesthesia. It's actually beautiful to watch him....He literally "feels" the music. It's not something that he can control, and it's gorgeous. He's a higher being than most.

Joe Cocker was a great showman, and I feel so blessed to have experienced his concert live.

Joe Cocker, used to get so into the music , it was if he was playing every instrument in the band! He was a rare unique human being. His rendition if this Beatles song "Little help from my friends" was incredible. Also, "My baby, she wrote me a letter" was excellent. "You are so Beautiful" was a sweet song. "Up where we belong'"...He was comfortable in his own skin and didn't care how he looked while performing on stage. He sang his heart out to millions. Sadly, He died of Lung Cancer in 2014 at age 70.

One of my favorite artists. 😍 definitely check out "You Are So Beautiful" live from Joe. He has the most amazing voice.

One of most expressive, emotional and soulful vocalists ever. You can't help but listen to and see Joe and not be moved by him and his music. One of a kind.

Saw the original and it still makes my hairs stand up. One of several outstanding performances at Woodstock. This is a classic, it'll never age and it'll never disappoint. So glad it's still getting airplay.

71 years young and have seen him many times. He feels the music to his very core! Amazing ✌️💜🎶

One of the many great performances from Woodstock

I literally cry every time I hear this song. It has been played at two of my friends’ funerals in the past five years and all we can literally do is hold on to each other. So emotional.

Just one of the greats. It was a fertile era of musical innovation.

I was 17 in 1969 and I remember seeing the movie in 1970. We all went berserk in the movie theatre when Joe Cocker did his take on “get by with a little help from my friends’. One if the best rock songs ever! Joe Cocker is a legend! I was so lucky to have grown up in this era.Naturally I bought the L.P. as soon as it was released in South Africa (1969).

When people sang about things that mattered, with pure passion. They wrote for each other, not for trends or likes or studio executives.

This performance was at Woodstock in 1969. The largest non-violent concert that was held over three days. There is a documentary about Woodstock which was held on farmland in New York. Cocker was one of the best singers to come out of England. He toured with a band called Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Joe Cocker died a few years back from cancer. He was married to a California lady at the time of his death.

One of the best rock singers. Unique.

Joe put all his heart and soul into his performance. Thanks for playing that brings back memories of the Woodstock concert when I was in high school we played that concert on reel to reel with good speakers at lunch break.

The lady singers didn’t make it there so they improvised. It was still amazing! When Joe starts singing he is completely consumed with his music and become one with ever fiber of his body. We will never hear this kind of such raw talent again today. Love your reactions thank you.

A one of a kind festival that will never be repeated in the public eye ever again...the epic-ness of this festival could never be equaled throughout the history of music...a field of dreams and free love...3 days straight, drugs, nudity, sex, non-stop chaos...and the music was a line-up of the GOATS of the era, Joe being one of them. He rocked hard. And this performance became legendary and timeless till today.

I've seen and or heard this version probably a couple hundred times and i still feel it every time... cool reaction!!

A true Legend The Great Joe Cocker ! We will never forget you .

I can listen to this all night long WHAT a special voice, Joe Absolutely Ruled that stage

That musical era will never be duplicated. We lived and enjoyed groundbreaking music and performances in what seemed like an almost everyday happenings. We did not realize how lucky we were and I feel like we almost took it for granted. I have a sixteen year old grandson, who is now into vinyl and we take great pleasure listening to artists from that era. I recently gave him some albums by Eric Clapton and Bob Dylan. I love that we have this interest in music to enable us to stay connected.

Greatest scream in rock history. His album Mad Dogs and Englishmen is a classic.

Da Real Adogg - So glad I came upon your channel ! Joe Cocker- WhoooooWeeeee Lord have mercy! He kilt it. So glad U loved it. Blessings from Cali♥

Fun watching Joe's spastic yet amazing moves and hearing him singing again. He is like a man possessed on that stage!

Oh man you stumbled onto one of the greatest musical live performances in the last 70 years, and I love that you were blown away by it - never trust anyone who isn’t 😄 Next up: Richie Havens’ “Freedom” also from the same Woodstock festival. He’s uniquely astonishing too.

Joe always put his heart, soul and body into every song he sings. There are no bad songs buy him. Check him out in the early80"s with You Can Leave Your Hat On.

There will never be another Joe. I'm 81 and still get a thrill watching this fantastic performance he gave that day.

So many good groups and singer were at Woodstock, Cocker and Santana made their names there, what a weekend of music , Peace and Love . Watch movie if you have never seen it.

Woodstock was the most historical moment in the history of rock and roll during a revolution in america

I grew up on Joe’s music. 💗 Thank you for sharing your time with us. ☮️

RIP Mr Joe Cocker….. the year you passed I was living at the hospital while my dad was in a Coma for 3 months after a motorcycle accident , I heard the announcement on the Radio …. You were one of my dad’s favourite, I asked the nurse if I could play radio while dad slept & dedicated your music in memory to you….. my dad had other people in his room all in Coma , to my surprise the all were twitching their eyes & fingers you really woke them up at least for that day …… to this day my dad is alive and well again & every-time he hears your songs he has a cry 😢 Thank you Mr Cocker I know your rocking on in the highest Kingdom….. Thank you for reacting to all the old school….. Bestest music era a long with the 80’s

Everytime I watch this performance it sends chills through my body and brings tears to my eyes because it's so incredibly powerful and moving like only the greatest music is. Seeing this DJ get blown away as he experienced it for the first time was wonderful as well and added to the joy of being a part of this incredible musical experience. We are all humans and should all be the friends that Joe was singing about so fervently. If nothing else can, music can be the force to bind us together as one family.

Joe has one of those great unique voices that very few people can duplicate. ❤

That is the BEST BEATLES cover EVER....Loved all that Joe did. RIP mate.

My Uncle was a friend of Joes. Joe used to live in a Mountain Community in Santa Barbara and that is how I met him. Joe would come into the Local Mountain store I worked in. He would ask for a "Bass Ale and 7 UP , Love." I went to a BBQ at my Uncles once who in the vicinity of Joes Home ate that time, and Joe Cocker was singing and a band was playing....Was a lot of fun for a 16 year old at that time. Cool times! Sad when he passed away. He was a very nice man and extremely talented. "You are so beautiful " is my favorite song he sings. Makes me cry every time.