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I was listening to this song and Fredy Savage came to mind.
florand 3 weeks ago
j'adore trop, c un seigneur! biz a vous tous
MultiMoi1972 3 weeks ago
Dam I've always love Joe's one of a kind of voice but those; what ever they are sound like their in pain?
dogcat1953 6 months ago
he sang from the soul
meinetag 7 months ago
maravilloso, inolvidable, es para escucharlo siempreeeeeeeeeeeeee
rosmarin1006 7 months ago
Joe needs more then a little help himself (Charles Manson look alike)
crusher1944 9 months ago
God bless him ... but what did BJ do thats so great??? good drummer NOT GREAT so get over it
and he holds the sticks wierd
ceholson08 10 months ago
@ceholson08 holding the sticks that way is a preference... and does not make him any less great than any other musician
Wolta 8 months ago
@ceholson08 Haha That's traditional grip and a huge portion of drumming greats prefer that method.
Codyluis94 7 months ago
@ceholson08 Do you play an instrument ceholson08 ? He is amazing percussionist.
thundernut 1 month ago
God bless him ... but what did BJ do thats so great??? good drummer NOT GREAT so get over it
ceholson08 10 months ago
yes indeed. BJ is probably the most underrated drummer in rock history. Can you believe he is listed as #61 0r 62 on a list of greatest rock drummers (well in that case, I guess the list begins there) And speaking of Gary Brooker, his group (Procol Harum) is also severely underrated. Hey check out BJ drumming on Procol's "Still There'll Be More".
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ptrick1202 10 months ago
The late great B J Wilson on drums!!
ptrick1202 11 months ago
@ptrick1202 B J Wilson was one of the two or three greatest drummers in the history of rock and roll. I met Garry Brooker years ago here in Australia and he said as much. Joe Cocker is on record as saying there was no-one to touch him on ballads. Joe's break with B J musically was (supposedly) due to the latter not cleaning up as Joe himself was doing in the early 80's. Sad indeed. B J Wilson will always be revered by people who appreciate great musicianship.
winifredatwell 10 months ago
Oh damned... is this B.J.Wilson from Procol Harum on the drums???
wernersmusic 1 year ago