Album Details
Title: No Ordinary World Artist: Joe Cocker Release Date: 8/22/2000 Label: Red Ink Records UPCs: 766921360127, 0724352309153 Genre: Rock Style: Adult Contemporary 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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First We Take Manhattan
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Different Roads
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My Father's Son
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While You See a Chance
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She Believes in Me
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No Ordinary World
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Where Would I Be Now
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Ain't Gonna Cry Again
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Soul Rising
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Naked Without You
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Love to Lean On
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On Way Home
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Lied to Me
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Love Made a Promise
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2000 | CD | Red Ink Records | 13601 |
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Album Review
For most intents and purposes, No Ordinary World is an ordinary latter-day Joe Cocker album, filled with slick but impassioned ballads, moderately paced rockers, and smooth adult contemporary pop songs. The thing is, this is just a cut above average, thanks to uniformly fine performances from Cocker and a strong set of songs. Yes, at 14 songs, there are inevitably a couple of slow patches, but there are not only good covers here ("First We Take Manhattan," "While You See a Chance") but some good professionally crafted tunes like "Different Roads," the title track, and the Michael McDonald/ Tony Joe White composition, "Where Would I Be Now." No Ordinary World may not erase memories of the fiery early Cocker albums, nor is it quite as memorable as the best of his latter-day work, but for longtime fans, it's a nice, satisfying listen. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
Credits
| Name | Credits | | Adam Seymour | Guitar (Electric) | | Andy Duncan | Drum Programming, Percussion | | Andy Haller | Engineer | | Andy Hasegawa | Assistant Engineer | | Andy Scott | Engineer | | Billy Lang | Guitar (Electric) | | Bryan Adams | Vocals (Background) | | C.J. Vancston | Synthesizer, Fender Rhodes, Strings, Keyboards, Synthesizer Strings | | Chistopher Deschamps | Drums | | Chris Cameron | String Arrangements | | David Clayton | Synthesizer | | Gavyn Wright | Conductor | | Greg Gorman | Photography | | Guy Delacroix | Bass | | J. Neil Sidwell | Trombone, Sax (Tenor), Sax (Baritone) | | Jean-Jacques Goldman | Vocals (Background), Producer, Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards | | Jeremy Stacey | Drums | | Katie Kissoon | Vocals (Background) | | Keith Murrell | Vocals (Background) | | Lance Ellington | Vocals (Background) | | Mark Evans | Programming, Engineer | | Marlena Jeter | Vocals (Background) | | Mary Carewe | Vocals (Background) | | Matt Tait | Engineer | | Michael Bigwood | Strings, Engineer | | Michael Thompson | Guitar | | Mortonette Jenkins | Vocals (Background) | | Natalie Jackson | Vocals (Background) | | Neil Stubenhaus | Bass | | Patrice Tison | Guitar | | Richard Niles | String Arrangements | | Spike Edney | Synthesizer | | Steve McEwan | Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar (Electric) | | Steve Power | Guitar (Electric), Producer, Mixing | | Steve Sidwell | Overdubs | | Tim Pierce | Guitar (Electric) | | Tommy Blaize | Vocals (Background) |
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