Joe Cocker: Mad Dog with Soul

The film "Joe Cocker: Mad Dog With Soul" (2017) is a documentary that explores the turbulent life of soul and blues singer Joe Cocker, from his humble beginnings as a gas fitter from Sheffield to his legendary performance at Woodstock in 1969, and his struggles with addiction. The film features extensive interviews with those close to him, including his wife Pam Cocker, friends like Rita Coolidge and Billy Joel, and fellow musicians such as Randy Newman and Jimmy Webb. Raw archive footage of Joe Cocker's performances is also woven throughout the documentary, offering a glimpse into his electric stage presence.