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1. I Can Stand a Little Rain is the fourth studio album by Joe Cocker, released in September , and considered to be the singer's finest album in that decade. In , in the midst of uncertainty career-wise, Joe Cocker teamed up with Jim Price, a trumpet player turned producer, who had previously been member of Cocker's touring derciranandchocol.hapilapfuncphardabamakilmalichums.co: Rock.

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2. Aug 29,  · Don't Forget Me: You Are So Beautiful: It's A Sin When You Love Somebody Joe Cocker: I Can Stand A Little Rain ‎ (LP, Album, Unofficial) First Record: FL Recommendations Reviews Add Review. 23blackened23 August 29, Report; referencing I Can Stand A Little Rain, LP, Album, SP Not real familiar with Joe. Mainly just know /5().

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of I Can Stand A Little Rain on Discogs. Label: A&M Records - SP • Format: Vinyl LP, Album, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Jazz, Rock, Blues • Style: Pop Rock.

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4. Don't Forget Me Lyrics: In the wintertime / Keep your feet warm / Keep your clothes on / And don't forget me / Keep the memory / But keep your powder dry, too / In the summer / By the pool side.

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5. Joe Cocker / I Can Stand A Little Rain / LP Version / Side One: Put Out The Light, I Can Stand A LIttle Rain, I Get Mad, Sing Me A Song, The Moon Is A Harsh Mistress / Side Two: Don't Forget Me, You Are So Beautiful, It's A Sin When You Love Somebody, Guilty, and Performance/5(71).

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6. Jul 28,  · Artist: Joe Cocker Title: I Can Stand A Little Rain Year Of Release: Label: Cube Records Genre: Jazz, Rock, Blues Quality: FLAC (image+.cue) [24/96] [Vinyl] Total Time: Total Size: MB WebSite: Album PreviewAuthor: Joe Cocker.

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7. Find Joe Cocker discography, albums and singles on AllMusic. Find Joe Cocker discography, albums and singles on AllMusic Album Label AllMusic Rating User Ratings ; I Can Stand a Little Rain: Rebound Records Jamaica Say You Will: A&M Stingray: Import.

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8. 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.

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