Fuck Lung cancer...

http://www.itv.com/news/calendar/upd...h-lung-cancer/

Think I'm going to listen a few of his songs right now in his memory.

Fuck!

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That sucks. One of my favorite recording artists of all-time.

When the night comes from the Innocent Man soundtrack is one of his most underrated songs.

RIP. Basically a remake artist, but a damn good one. I pretty much prefer his verision over the original in every case.

Damn

I was fortunate to see him in concert once on a tour with Stevie Ray Vaughan. He put on one hell of a show.

Rip

A great, great singer.

Damn.

Too true.

RIP, good man.

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Surprised to know that he was still releasing albums. The last time I heard anything new of his was probably the early 90's.

70 years old. For some reason I thought he was older... like at least 80.

Wasn't a big fan during his heyday (Mad Dogs & Englishmen, etc.)...you know, the spazzy persona parodied by Belushi...but "re-discovered" him a decade or so later & really, really liked his takes on classic songs.

I saw Woodstock (the movie, not the actual event...I was a bit young at the time) when it came out & was entertained by his performance but got tired of "Little Help" through it being played to death on the radio. Glad he kept recording & left behind a solid musical legacy.

RIP - enjoyed his music.

Just heard such a loss!

I love the placement of his song "You Are So Beautiful" in the movie "Carlito's Way". Just perfect for that particular scene with Al Pacino and his girl.

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Belushi and Cocker are finally reunited in heaven.

That's the worst edited clip I've ever seen!

Joe. Liked his stuff. A great remake artist.
Saw him once at Wembley Stadium opening for Rod Stewart in the early 90s and he was great.

Just a random thing, but the first time I ever heard of Joe Cocker was when I encountered this on an 8-track tape. And, because of the groovy hippie writing, I thought his name was "Joe Cooker."

I saw him a handful of years ago with Steve Miller. Even that late in life, he was still fantastic.

Maybe now we'll finally get a CD release of this album.

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