Joe Cocker References
The reference sources are from major music trade publications and newspapers worldwide. You can sort the list by the article title or the publication date.
| Reference Title Sort ascending | Date |
|---|---|
| You Are So Beautiful (1641) review. Record World, 10. |
1974-11-30 |
| Woman to Woman (1370) review. Record World, 18. |
1972-11-25 |
| With a Little Help from My Friends. John Mendelsohn. Rolling Stone. | 1969-8 |
| With a Little Help from My Friends (SP 4182) Review. Cash Box, 38. |
1969-5-17 |
| With a Little Help from My Friends (SP 4182) Review. Billboard, 76. |
1969-5-17 |
| With a Little Help from My Friends (991) Review. Record World, 10. |
1968-11-2 |
| With a Little Help from My Friends (991) Review. Cash Box, 18. |
1968-11-2 |
| With a Little Help from My Friends (991) Review. Billboard, 74. |
1968-11-2 |
| Why Did Cocker's White Soul Fail? R. Eldridge. Melody Maker, 44:16-7. | 1969-10-18 |
| Which One Is Joe? Time, 95:67. | 1970-4-13 |
| Where Are They Now? Cash Box, 21. |
1971-1-2 |
| What's Going On Here, Joe Cocker? T. Crouse. Rolling Stone, 109:20+, | 1972-5-25 |
| They Put Me in the Same Cell as a Bank Robber and a Murder Suspect. Keith Altham. NME. | 1972-11 |
| The Long Voyage Home. Andy Gill. Mojo. | 1996-2 |
| The Letter/Space Captain (1174) Review. Record World, 14. |
1970-4-11 |
| The Letter (1174) Review. Billboard, 80. |
1970-4-11 |
| The Joe Cocker Story. John Tobler. Blank Space. | 1979 |
| The Joe Cocker Ritual Sacrifice. Keith Altham. NME. | 1972-5 |
| Talent in Action. Nat Freedland. Billboard, 84:16. |
1972-5-27 |
| Talent in Action. G. Knemeyer. Billboard, 82:20. | 1970-4-4 |
| Talent in Action. Art Fein. Billboard, 86:18. | 1974-10-26 |
| Talent in Action Beacon Theater. Robert Ford, Jr. Billboard. |
1976-5-29 |
| Stingray. Phil Sutcliffe. Sounds. | 1976-6 |
| Stingray. Cliff White. NME. | 1976-7 |
| Stingray (SP 4574) review. RPM, 10. |
1976-5-15 |
| Stingray (SP 4574) review. Record World, 1. |
1976-5-8 |
| Soul Sheffield Style. Chris Welch. Melody Maker, 43:5. | 1968-10-26 |
| Signings. Billboard, 26. |
1973-2-10 |
| Sight & Sound. Cash Box, 40. |
1970-3-28 |
| She Came In Through the Bathroom Window (1147) review. Cash Box, 22. |
1969-11-22 |
| Roxy Theater, L.A. Richard Cromelin. Phonograph Record. | 1974-8 |
| Reviews: Put Out the Light (1539). Billboard, 52. |
1974-6-8 |
| Reviews: Joe Cocker (SP 4368). Billboard, 46. |
1972-11-25 |
| Reviews: Greatest Hits (SP 4670). Billboard, 94. |
1977-11-26 |
| Records. John Mendelsohn. Rolling Stone, 40:36. | 1969-8-23 |
| Records: Jamaica Say You Will. Stephen Holden. Rolling Stone. |
1975-5-28 |
| Records: Mad Dogs and Englishmen. P. Nartez. Rolling Stone, 67:42. | 1970-10-1 |
| Records: Joe Cocker. Rolling Stone, 129:64. | 1973-3-1 |
| Records: Joe Cocker. Crawdaddy, 23:80. | 1973-4 |
| Records: I Can Stand a Little Rain. Rolling Stone, 171:61. | 1974-10-10 |
| Records: I Can Stand a Little Rain. Crawdaddy, 41:77. | 1974-10 |
| Recordings: Requiem for a Rock Star. Joseph Helguera. Washington Post. |
1975-5-27 |
| Pop Think-In By Joe Cocker. Melody Maker, 43:14-5. | 1968-11-16 |
| Poor Old Joe. R. Hollingsworth. Melody Maker, 47:24-5. | 1972-3-25 |
| Performance. Rolling Stone, 172:94. | 1974-10-24 |
| Pardon Me Sir (1407) review. Record World, 22. |
1973-2-3 |
| On the Road. J. Cocks. Time, 97:70. | 1971-4-19 |
| New Cassettes Simmering Drama to Soulful Rock (Mad Dogs). Jon Pareles. New York Times. | 1985-10-13 |
| Musician Sues A&M, Cocker. Billboard, 46. |
1973-12-15 |
| Midnight Rider review. Broadcasting, 53. |
1972-9-11 |
| Midnight Rider (1370) review. Record World 1. |
1972-9-2 |
| Mad Dogs and Englishmen' Records Released to Coincide with Premiere. Boxoffice, 54. |
1971-4-12 |
| Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Takes You Where the Music Is. L. Solomon. Down Beat, 38:13. | 1971-5-13 |
| Mad Dogs and Englishmen (SP 6002) Review. Record World, 1. |
1970-8-29 |
| Mad Dogs and Englishmen (SP 6002) Review. Cash Box, 35. |
1970-8-29 |
| Mad Dogs and Englishmen (SP 6002) Review. Cash Box, 35. |
1970-8-29 |
| Mad Dogs and Englishmen (SP 6002) Review. Billboard, 69. |
1970-9-5 |
| Love Cockers All. Ben Fong-Torres. Rolling Stone, 60:38-40. | 1970-6-11 |
| Lincoln Special. Melody Maker, 47:33. | 1972-5-27 |
| King Crimson Makes Rock Turn Red. Ed Ochs. Billboard, 81:22. | 1969-12-6 |
| John and Paul Send Their Thanks to Joe. Keith Altham. NME. | 1968-10 |
| Joe: Just Singin' In the Band. M. Plummer. Melody Maker, 47:43. | 1972-6-17 |
| Joe; It Always Happens to Me. Chris Welch. Melody Maker, 47:15. | 1972-11-18 |
| Joe Finds Singing More Lucrative These Days. Kurt Lassen. Fredericksburg (VA) Free-Lance Star, 8-A. |
1969-5-24 |
| Joe Cocker/Focus Santa Monica Civic Auditorium. Art Fein. Billboard. |
1974-10-26 |
| Joe Cocker. Nick Kent. NME. | 1973-1 |
| Joe Cocker! (SP 4224) review. Cash Box, 34. |
1969-10-25 |
| Joe Cocker: Totally Engrossing. Carl Skiba. Record World, 22. |
1976-5-29 |
| Joe Cocker: "U.S.'s Only Culture Is Black." R. Yorke. Rolling Stone, 28:10. | 1969-3-1 |
| Joe Cocker, King Crimson, Fleetwood Mac. Cash Box, 44. |
1969-12-6 |
| Joe Cocker With Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Stone the Crows, Ronnie Hawkins. Cash Box, 41. |
1970-4-11 |
| Joe Cocker Pops Over to U. S. C. Hodenfield. Rolling Stone, 105:8. | 1972-3-30 |
| Joe Cocker Box Released by A&M. J. R. Reynolds. Billboard, 107:1. | 1995-11-25 |
| Joe Cocker at Cobo Hall. Edwenna Edwards. Ann Arbor (MI) Sun. |
1976-5-6 |
| Joe Cocker (SP 4368) review. RPM, 13. |
1972-12-30 |
| Joe Cocker (SP 4368) review. Record World, 20. |
1972-11-25 |
| Joe Cocker (concert review). Cash Box, 50. |
1969-5-17 |
| Joe Cocker (concert review). Cash Box, 28. |
1972-4-1 |
| Joe Cocker (concert review). Cash Box, 10. |
1969-7-12 |
| Jamaica Say You Will. Billboard. | 1975-8-23 |
| Jamaica Say You Will (SP 4529) review. Record World, 1. |
1975-8-23 |
| I Can Stand a Little Rain. Michael Gray. Let It Rock. | 1974-11 |
| I Can Stand a Little Rain. Creem, 6:67-8. | 1974-11 |
| I Can Stand a Little Rain (SP 3633) Review. Record World, 1. |
1974-8-17 |
| I Can Stand a Little Rain (SP 3633) Review. Billboard. |
1974-8-17 |
| I Almost Forgot What Rock 'n' Roll Was All About. Andrew Tyler. Disc and Music Echo. | 1972-5 |
| How Cocker Conquered America. Melody Maker, 45:13. | 1970-9-12 |
| High Time We Went (1258) Review. Billboard, 66. |
1971-5-8 |
| Half-Notes. Crawdaddy, 40:22. | 1974-9 |
| Greatest Hits (SP 4670) review. Record World, 89. |
1977-11-26 |
| Forgive Me Now (1758) review. Record World, 12. |
1975-11-1 |
| Flicks: Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Jazz & Pop, 10:28. | 1971-5 |
| Films, Joe Cocker: Mad Dogs and Englishmen. Rolling Stone, 81:50. | 1971-4-29 |
| Feeling Alright (1063) review. Record World, 1. |
1971-12-18 |
| Feeling Alright (1063) review. Cash Box, 24. |
1969-5-10 |
| Feeling Alright (1063) review. Cash Box, 22. |
1971-12-18 |
| Feeling Alright (1063) review. Billboard, 108. |
1969-5-10 |
| Delta Lady (1112) Review. Cash Box, 24. |
1969-9-6 |
| Delta Lady (1112) Review. Billboard, 110. |
1969-9-6 |
| Cry Me a River (1200) Review. Record World, 1. |
1970-10-3 |
| Cry Me a River (1200) Review. Cash Box, 22. |
1970-10-3 |
| Cry Me a River (1200) Review. Billboard, 70. |
1970-10-3 |
| Cordell On Cocker. M. Watts. Melody Maker, 46:18. | 1971-6-26 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 276:46. | 1974-9-25 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 266:66. | 1972-3-22 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 258:76. | 1970-4-1 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 254:56. | 1969-11-26 |
| Concert Reviews. Variety, 254:45. | 1969-5-7 |
| Cocker's 1st Jersey Gig. Record World, 18. |
1972-9-2 |
| Cocker. Bucks County (PA) Courier Times. | 1970-12-1 |
| Cocker: Juice-Out At the Roxy. J. Sims. Rolling Stone, 164:20. |
1974-7-4 |
| Cocker, Pablo, Axton Tours Spark A&M’s Spring Promo. RPM, 13. |
1976-4-17 |
| Cocker, On Toes, Busted Again. J. Rose. Rolling Stone, 122:12. | 1972-11-23 |
| Cocker, Hawkins, Crows: Rock Revue At Its Best. Dave Fickle. Record World, 38. |
1970-4-11 |
| Cocker to Tour With New Band. Cash Box, 27. |
1974-9-7 |
| Cocker Single Follows Rule. Billboard, 55. |
1971-3-27 |
| Cocker Shakes, Rocks and Souls; "Dead" Alive. Dan Goldberg. Billboard, 81:18. |
1969-8-2 |
| Cocker Realigns Mgmt; Starts New Spring Tour. Cash Box, 12. |
1972-3-18 |
| Cocker Re-signed By A&M. Record World, 16. |
1973-2-3 |
| Cocker Power: Are the Mains Being Turned Off? Beat Instrumental. | 1972-9 |
| Cocker On Crutches. Melody Maker, 47:1. | 1972-4-22 |
| Cocker Is Back In Action. Melody Maker, 46:3. | 1971-6-12 |
| Cocker In Better Shape, M-A's Set Too Short. Beverly Magid. Record World, 131. |
1972-10-21 |
| Cocker Got $800 For Mad Dogs and Englishmen; Why--and How. P. McCabe. Crawdaddy, 13:25-30. | 1972-6-11 |
| Cocker Forms New Band Begins National Tour. Record World, 21. |
1974-9-7 |
| Cocker Film...Could Hardly Miss. Ritchie Yorke. RPM, 21. |
1979-5-1 |
| Cocker Double Album Gold Disked. Record World, 3. |
1970-8-22 |
| Cocker Dies a Death. J. Atlas. Melody Maker, 49:35. | 1974-6-15 |
| Cocker Comes Full Circle. Chris Charlesworth. Melody Maker, 46:5. | 1971-1-16 |
| Cocker Clears Decks for Tour. Record World, 21. |
1972-3-18 |
| Cocker and That Boogaloo Sound. R. Eldridge. Melody Maker, 45:10. | 1970-2-21 |
| Cocker & Bacharach A&M Soundtrack Stars. Record World, 52. |
1971-3-6 |
| Cocker “Right On” For Vancouver Gig. RPM, 7. |
1974-11-2 |
| Caught in the Act. Melody Maker, 49:56. | 1974-10-5 |
| Caught in the Act. Melody Maker, 47:42. | 1972-7-1 |
| Caught in the Act. Melody Maker, 47:28. | 1972-7-29 |
| Caught in the Act. Melody Maker, 47:25. | 1972-6-10 |
| Canadian Gold to Joe Cocker (photo). RPM, 2. |
1972-5-13 |
| Cameras On Cocker. R. Coleman. Melody Maker, 46:14. | 1971-1-30 |
| Blue Thumb, A&M Co-op Tour. Billboard, 33. |
1970-3-28 |
| Bios for Dee Jays. Cash Box, 32. |
1969-5-31 |
| Beck-Cocker, NRBQ Stone Club with Avalanche of Rock Sounds. Ed Ochs. Billboard, 81:20. |
1969-5-17 |
| An English Artist. Valley Independent. | 1969-5-22 |
| America. J. Sims. Melody Maker, 47:6. | 1972-5-6 |
| Albums: Jamaica Say You Will. Melody Maker, 50:42. | 1975-9-20 |
| Albums: Jamaica Say You Will. Creem, 7:84. | 1975-11 |
| A&M Stocks Faith in Cocker Film As Another Woodstock. Eliot Teagel. Billboard, 3. |
1970-5-2 |
| A Little Help From His Friends. Cash Box, 38. |
1969-5-10 |
| A Bad Case of the Blues: Stingray. Kit Rachlis. Rolling Stone. |
1976-5-29 |
| “Mad Dogs”...Not Overly Innovative. Lisa Robinson. RPM, 22. |
1971-3-27 |
