Album Details
Title: Cocker Artist: Joe Cocker Release Date: 3/1986 Re-Released On: 7/1/1991 Label: Capitol Records, EMI Music Distribution Duration: 45:55 UPCs: 077774626828, 724381982525, 013023230613, 077774626842, 4988006602854, 9397603218125 Genre: Rock Styles: Blues-Rock, Adult Contemporary, Contemporary Pop/Rock Moods: Amiable/Good-Natured, Earnest, Organic, Exuberant, Poignant, Rousing, Yearning, Earthy, Passionate, Sentimental, Theatrical Total Copies: 2 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1 |
Track Listings
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Shelter Me
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A to Z
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Don't You Love Me Anymore
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Living Without Your Love
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Don't Drink the Water
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You Can Leave Your Hat On
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Heart of the Matter
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Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)
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Love Is on a Fade
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Heaven
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 1990 | CD | EMI Music Distribution | 19825 | | 1986 | CD | Capitol Records | 46268 | | ------ | CD | Capitol Records | 5129 |
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Album Review
Just a few years after "Up Where We Belong" topped the charts, Joe Cocker found himself struggling to earn the attention of the audience he had just regained. It wasn't that he was recording uncommercial material. If anything, it was because he was trying too hard, as 1986's Cocker proves. He works with a variety of producers on the album, yet they all arrive at the same slick, mildly synthesized, vaguely soulful adult contemporary sound. There are some good moments on Cocker that do justice to his still-robust voice -- "Shelter Me" is a reasonably entertaining new effort, and Marvin Gaye's "Inner City Blues" was a good cover choice, as was Randy Newman's "You Can Leave Your Hat On," even if Richie Zito's production on the latter is a little too slick. Cocker winds up being another uneven effort from a talented singer. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Albert Hammond | Producer, Vocals (Background) | | Andrew Love | Saxophone, ? | | Anton Fig | Drums | | Arthur Barrow | Bass, Synthesizer | | Bernard Edwards | Bass, Producer | | Bob Ezrin | Mixing, Arranger | | Brian Reeves | Engineer | | Carl Marsh | Fairlight | | Cliff Goodwin | Guitar | | Curtis King | Vocals (Background) | | Dann Huff | Guitar | | Diane Warren | Producer, Vocals (Background) | | Dick Hyde | Horn | | Eddie Martinez | Guitar | | Elesecia Wright | Vocals (Background) | | Eric Parker | Drums | | Guy Roche | Engineer | | Guy Rochi | Engineer | | Howard Hersh | Piano, Keyboards | | Jason Corsaro | Engineer | | Jeff Bova | Keyboards | | Jeff Lorber | Keyboards | | Joe Cocker | Vocals | | Joe Turano | Vocals (Background) | | Joel Peskin | Horn | | Jon Goldberger | Assistant Engineer | | Josh Abbey | Engineer | | Julia Tillman Waters | Vocals (Background) | | Larry Marshall | Synthesizer, Keyboards, Organ | | Leslie Smith | Vocals (Background) | | Matt Howe | Assistant Engineer | | Maxine Green | Vocals (Background) | | Maxine Willard Waters | Vocals (Background) | | Mel Collins | Saxophone | | Michael Baird | Drums | | Michael Boddicker | Keyboards | | Mike Clink | Assistant Engineer | | Mike Moran | Bass, Keyboards | | Neal Schon | Guitar | | Pat Robinson | Songwriter | | Pat Stapley | Assistant Engineer | | Paul Lani | Mixing | | Paul Mortimer | Assistant Engineer | | Pete Ashworth | Photography | | Peter Shea | Design | | Randy Jackson | Bass | | Richie Zito | Guitar, Producer | | Ron Nevison | Producer, Engineer | | Roy Kohara | Art Direction | | Steve Madaio | Horn | | Stuart Barry | Assistant Engineer | | Terry Manning | Producer, Engineer, Mixing | | Vito San Filippo | Bass |
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