| | Joe Cocker I Can Stand A Little Rain CD Joe Cocker Discography of CDs
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Principally recorded at The Village Recorder, West Los Angeles, California.
With I Can Stand a Little Rain, Joe Cocker returned to interpreting songs instead of essaying his original songs. As usual, there are a couple of highlights, but a couple of awkward choices prevent the album from being as effective as Joe Cocker! or Mad Dogs & Englishmen. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Personnel: Joe Cocker (vocals); Ray Parker, Ralph Hammer, Jay Graydon, Henry McCullough (guitar); Jim Horn (alto saxophone); Trevor Lawrence (tenor saxophone); Stu Blumberg, Steve Madaio (trumpet); Mayo Tiana (trombone); Jim Price (trombone, piano, organ); Jimmy Webb, Randy Newman, David Paich, Greg Matheson (piano); Richard Tee (piano, organ); Peggy Sanduig (organ); Dave McDaniel, Chuck Rainey, Chris Stewart (bass); Ollie Brown, Jeff Porcaro, Bernard Purdie, Jimmy Karstein (drums); Merry Clayton (background vocals); Cornell DuPree, Nicky Hopkins.
Background vocals: Daniel Moore, Clydie King, Venetta Fields, Sherlie Matthews.
I Can Stand A Little Rain Music Joe Cocker I Can Stand A Little Rain Songs I Can Stand A Little Rain Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Underrated
This is the best Joe Cocker album from early in his career. It contains the haunting , and, excellent "The Moon's A Harsh Mistress", classic "You Are So Beautiful" and the wonderful title song "I Can Stand A Little Rain.". I loved every song on this awesome album. A must have for any Joe Cocker fan.
Submitted by aqobg (Prescott, Arizona) 
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 Great VOICE and songs!!
I am becoming attached to this album. I love every song and the tone of his voice. I could play "Performance" over and over, as well as "Guilty," the title song, and "You Are So Beautiful," etc. This may be my favorite.
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I think this is Joe's best.
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