It's so great this album just a waste here!

Forget this greatest hits CD collection it's not the best just get Joe Cocker's anthology you'll thank me when you do!

Joe Cocker screaming out his hits in the Seventies

"Joe Cocker's Greatest Hits" covers the singers works in the Seventies, starting with the memorable organ and guitar work by Tommy Eyre and Jimmy Page on the classic beginning of "With a Little Help From My Friends." One thing about Joe, he surrounds himself with some very talented friends, whether we are talking Leon Russell on piano with The Grease Band or Rita Coolidge singing in the choir. Basically this collection gives you the songs that made Cocker a star in his first decade, "Cry Me A River," "Delta Lady," "The Letter," and "You Are So Beautiful." True the man had his low moments, being lampooned by John Belushi on the same stage on SNL, but not since Janis Joplin has there been a rock and roller who could scream with such soul.

Missing something

While this is a decent CD some essentials are missing. She came in through the bathroom window, Joe's first hit is not included. This collection was also released prior to the release of Up where we belong and When the night comes.