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Interpreting Joe Cocker - Woodstock 1969

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Oh my goodness! My gut is gonna hurt for a while! I haven't laughed that hard in a long time! Reminded me of a "conversation" I once had with a high school class mate who had just finished smoking some "goochit, man". That was the day I swore I'd never do drugs! :lol:
 
I think he may have done more than just a loaf of wonder bread! LOL
 
Heck, I understood every word he sang. Didn't need no stinkin subtitles.......

You guys have got to get with it. Ya'll must've listened to old Beatles stuff too much.
 
Now I gotta re-learn that iconic performance!!!

...Spastic Joe... amazing. I STILL see Belushi's send-up in my mind when I hear that, too.
 
By gum I'm with Bill and Doc. on this!!! That video was great for those of you who weren't there to understand! :devilgrin: (now let me mop off my keyboard!) :lol:
 
Oh my God! That there was funny, I don't care who you are.
Thanks for providing me a flashback to those long ago but
mostly not forgotten days.
:thankyousign:
 
"Go and get a loaf of my bread, somebody's got a savior on the way"! Man, and I though John Lennon could come up with some deep lyrics! :winner1:
 
doc, woodstock, 69, joe cocker,... i was no less the 20 feet in front of him when he did it!, holy sh......., the words he sang were the same back then as in the clip, :G, you guys really know how to make a guy feel old! :cry:
 
Anthony, cool that you were there! Man, what a mess, but what a memory.

Amazing the impact that concert had. And like his on-stage antics or not, Cocker had talent and was an excellent R&B singer and writer.

All those great bands in one place. And all those acts who were "discovered" at Woodstock and went on to fame and success: Richie Havens; Mountain, etc.

Lotsa good music, man. Far out. :yesnod:
 
vagt6 said:
Amazing the impact that concert had.
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Yeah, amazing :banana:

(I led a sheltered life - never did Wonder Loaf as a teen :laugh: )
 
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