Blue Medley: I’ll Drown in My Own Tears / When Something Is Wrong With My Baby / I’ve Been Loving You Too Long by Joe Cocker

First released: Aug 1970, Length: 12:46
live, 1970-03: The Fillmore East, New York, US

Creators (27)

Instruments

1. Bobby Keys (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) tenor saxophone
2. Bobby Torres (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) congas
3. Carl Radle (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) bass guitar
4. Chris Stainton (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) organ
5. Chuck Blackwell (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) percussion, drums (drum set)
6. Don Preston (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) guitar
7. Jim Gordon (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) drums (drum set)
8. Jim Keltner (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) drums (drum set)
9. Jim Price (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) trumpet
10. Leon Russell (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) piano
11. Sandy Konikoff (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) percussion

Vocals

1. Bobby Jones (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
2. Claudia Lennear (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
3. Daniel Moore (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
4. Don Preston (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
5. Donna Washburn (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
6. Donna Weiss (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
7. Joe Cocker (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) lead vocals
8. Matthew Moore (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
9. Nickey Barclay (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
10. Pamela Polland (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals
11. Rita Coolidge (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) background vocals

Engineer

1. Eddie Kramer

Producer

1. Denny Cordell
2. Leon Russell

Mixer

1. Glyn Johns

Locations

Recorded At

1. Fillmore East (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970)

Works (3)

Recording Of

1. Drown in My Own Tears (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) medley
   

   Composer

   1. Henry Glover

   Lyricist

   1. Henry Glover
2. I’ve Been Loving You Too Long (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) medley

   Writer

   1. Jerry Butler (1965)
   2. Otis Redding (1965)
3. When Something Is Wrong With My Baby (27 Mar 1970 - 28 Mar 1970) medley

   Composer

   1. David Porter
   2. Isaac Hayes

Releases containing this recording (14)

Official

Album - Live

1. Mad Dogs & Englishmen Aug 1970 Joe Cocker
2. Mad Dogs & Englishmen Aug 1970 Joe Cocker
3. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 08 Jul 1985 Joe Cocker
4. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 26 Oct 1998 Joe Cocker
5. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 17 Nov 1998 Joe Cocker
6. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 05 Oct 1999 Joe Cocker
7. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 24 Oct 2005 Joe Cocker
8. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 2005 Joe Cocker deluxe edition
9. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 2005 Joe Cocker Remastered Deluxe Edition
10. Mad Dogs & Englishmen 22 Sep 2011 Joe Cocker
11. Mad Dogs & Englishmen Joe Cocker
12. Mad Dogs & Englishmen Joe Cocker

Album - Compilation

1. Blues & Ballads 1993 Joe Cocker
2. The Long Voyage Home 1995 Joe Cocker