Cocker reportedly enjoyed Belushi’s impression, by the way, and showed up a year later on SNL to perform another cover, “Feelin’ Alright,” alongside Belushi. H/T Joe Warminski | Photo via ...

By the time he walked onto the SNL set, Cocker had already been through a career's worth of ups and downs. Although he'd gone gold with his first two solo LPs in 1969 and enjoyed what seemed like ...

From Woodstock to 'SNL' to Ray Charles to Kim Basinger's striptease, here's 7 essential Joe Cocker moments you need to know. By Joe Lynch Executive Digital Director Joe Cocker — the British ...

In 1975, Saturday Night Live began and in the third episode, Belushi once again unleashed his Joe Cocker impression, performing “Feelin’ Alright” before falling off the stage and pouring a ...

British singer Joe Cocker died on Monday at age 70. British singer Joe Cocker ... Just three episodes into “Saturday Night Live,” Belushi got a chance to do his Cocker impression for the nation.

Legendary vocalist Joe Cocker has died at 70. Here are only a handful of his unbelievable live performances, including appearances at Woodstock and on "SNL." ...

Singer Joe Cocker died Monday at 70, ... 1976: During a performance as the musical guest on Saturday Night Live, Cocker's muddled and drunken behavior was parodied by actor John Belushi.

By the time Cocker appeared on Saturday Night Live in 1976 to perform with John Belushi, whose Cocker impression was a staple of his early career, he was in bad shape, a burgeoning has-been unable ...

Joe Cocker, the Grammy-winning British singer and longtime Colorado resident, ... His rendition was hysterically portrayed on “Saturday Night Live” in 1976 by John Belushi.

Joe Cocker didn’t really play an instrument. But the Sheffield-bred singer, who died Dec. 21 at the age of 70 , had a voice that rattled pubs, stages, halls, and stadiums across multiple decades.