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Part Two: Gaining
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Excerpts from
Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends - The Authorized
Biography by J.P. Bean, published by Omnibus Press, London and
Hannibal Verlag, Vienna |
Songs were written. Soon a demo found
its way to Denny Cordell, the producer of The Moody Blues,
Georgie Fame, and Procul Harum. Cordell liked what
he heard of Joe, and soon set him up in London with a residency
at The Marquee. |
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The following year Joe left the Gas Board and released his first
single, a cover of The Beatles "I'll Cry Instead." His band,
Joe Cocker Big Blues, built up a large following in the north
of England and ventured to France for a two month stint, playing
on American airbases. |
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