JOE COCKER:

MAD DOG WITH SOUL

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Joe Cocker: Mad Dog With Soul is the definitive documentary on the great Sheffield soul and blues singer's life and 50 year career.

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It is the story of a rock music legend. As a former gas fitter who spent six years playing in Sheffield pubs, Joe Cocker then catapulted to a world of stardom following a spectacular appearance at Woodstock in 1969. This film explores the inner anguish which ironically caused his voice to sound so unique.

Year: 2016

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An Otmoor Productions & Eagle Rock Film Production

 

Credits:

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Produced and Directed by: John Edginton

 

Directors of Photography: Graham Day, Guy Mossman & Bestor Cram

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Editor: Merril Stern

 

Supervising Producer: Peter Worsley

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Executive Producer for Sky: Barbara Lee

 

Executive Producers for Eagle Rock Films: Terry Shand & Geoff Kempin

 

" paints a no-holds-barred portrait of the powerfully-voiced survivor"

Daily Express

 

" provides many striking images..fascinating insights..into one of rock's most strange 

and enduring success stories"  

Men's Journal

 

 

"contributors Billy Joel, Randy Newman, Jimmy Webb, Glyn Johns, Rita Coolidge, Michael Lang and more ... all agree on one thing. 

that voice – a primal, gravelly, intense, unearthly thing – was one of rock’s greatest, most distinctive instruments."

Uncut magazine