Birth of Joe Cocker
Joe Cocker is born in Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Role range: 1944-2014
Follow Joe Cocker through 43 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Joe Cocker is born in Sheffield, Yorkshire.
Role range: 1944-2014
Begins performing under the stage name Vance Arnold with the Avengers in Sheffield.
Role range: 1961-2014
Performs with Vance Arnold and the Avengers as a support act for the Rolling Stones at Sheffield City Hall.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases a cover of the Beatles song I'll Cry Instead as his debut solo single.
Role range: 1961-2014
Signs a solo recording contract with Decca Records.
Role range: 1961-2014
Returns to performing and develops the Grease Band with fellow Sheffield musician Chris Stainton.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases Marjorine, which becomes his first entry on the UK singles chart and peaks at number 48.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases his radical arrangement of the Beatles song With a Little Help from My Friends.
Role range: 1961-2014
With a Little Help from My Friends reaches number one on the UK singles chart.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases his debut studio album With a Little Help from My Friends.
Role range: 1961-2014
Performs a celebrated set at Woodstock, closing with With a Little Help from My Friends.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases Delta Lady, which becomes a UK top-ten single.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Joe Cocker!, strengthening his international reputation.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases Album, "With a Little Help From My Friends"
Performs the first of two celebrated Mad Dogs and Englishmen concert nights at the Fillmore East.
Role range: 1961-2014
Launches the large-scale Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour with an ensemble assembled by Leon Russell.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the live album Mad Dogs and Englishmen, documenting the large touring ensemble.
Role range: 1961-2014
Scores his first United States top-ten single with a cover of The Letter.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases Album, "Joe Cocker"
Releases Album, "Mad Dogs & Englishmen"
Releases the studio album Joe Cocker after a period away from recording.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases I Can Stand a Little Rain, featuring the ballad You Are So Beautiful.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Jamaica Say You Will.
Role range: 1961-2014
Takes You Are So Beautiful into the United States top ten and establishes it as one of his signature recordings.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Stingray.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Luxury You Can Afford.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases Sheffield Steel, recorded with a rhythm section associated with Compass Point Studios.
Role range: 1961-2014
Up Where We Belong reaches number one on the Billboard Hot 100.
Role range: 1961-2014
Records the duet Up Where We Belong with Jennifer Warnes for the film An Officer and a Gentleman.
Role range: 1961-2014
Wins the Grammy for Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal with Jennifer Warnes.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Civilized Man.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Cocker.
Role range: 1961-2014
Records a distinctive version of You Can Leave Your Hat On, later strongly associated with his live repertoire.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Unchain My Heart.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album One Night of Sin.
Role range: 1961-2014
Night Calls enters the UK albums chart and becomes one of his stronger later British chart releases.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Have a Little Faith.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases Organic, revisiting earlier material with new arrangements alongside additional songs.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album No Ordinary World.
Role range: 1961-2014
Releases the studio album Respect Yourself.
Role range: 1961-2014
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