EDIT: Except when he sings the word “do” it sounds so Noo Yawk….
TwistedFangx on
Its crazy how accurate this is to Cocker.
cybersmith7 on
Wild that Woodstock was only six years before this
PreparationKey2843 on
I was hoping this was the one when Joe Cocker and Belushi sang it side by side on the same stage.
John’s good, and Joe had a sense of humor.
RIP to both of them, I enjoyed watching both.
FragrantExcitement on
I am beginning to have a suspicion this guy may have tried drugs at some point.
Hefty-Station1704 on
Apparently when Cocker was on set for rehearsals etc. Belushi was quietly following him around for the full day which came across as weird at the time.
Dizzzy777 on
krwskater25 on
Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
aburnerds on
as a kid I 100% thought that Joe Cocker had muscular dystrophy
Truecoat on
I saw this as a kid and I didn’t know who Joe Cocker was, but it was funny because of the faces he was making. Then Joe Cocker is on SNL and John Belushi comes out and imitates him while he’s singing it was the best.
jnwatson on
I didn’t realize Belushi was that good a singer. His pitch was nearly perfect; Joe Cocker isn’t the easiest to copy.
oxsugarcoochox on
Ngl, I would have been terrified ðŸ˜
GoodGod83 on
This was absolutely hysterical and awesome. Considering it was a comedic performance, he still delivers with the song. Incredible talent.
ekpyroticflow on
The equivalent in 1975 would have been a clip from 1925, just in case anyone didn’t feel old.
kalisto3010 on
This dude was genuinely funny, everything he did made you chuckle, so sad we lost him so early.
SuniChica on
Belushi was so very talented. He sounds like Joe Cocker. I loved to hear him sing! The Blues Brothers were awesome.
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Great Joe Cocker imitation.
EDIT: Except when he sings the word “do” it sounds so Noo Yawk….
Its crazy how accurate this is to Cocker.
Wild that Woodstock was only six years before this
I was hoping this was the one when Joe Cocker and Belushi sang it side by side on the same stage.
John’s good, and Joe had a sense of humor.
RIP to both of them, I enjoyed watching both.
I am beginning to have a suspicion this guy may have tried drugs at some point.
Apparently when Cocker was on set for rehearsals etc. Belushi was quietly following him around for the full day which came across as weird at the time.
Cocaine is a hell of a drug.
as a kid I 100% thought that Joe Cocker had muscular dystrophy
I saw this as a kid and I didn’t know who Joe Cocker was, but it was funny because of the faces he was making. Then Joe Cocker is on SNL and John Belushi comes out and imitates him while he’s singing it was the best.
I didn’t realize Belushi was that good a singer. His pitch was nearly perfect; Joe Cocker isn’t the easiest to copy.
Ngl, I would have been terrified ðŸ˜
This was absolutely hysterical and awesome. Considering it was a comedic performance, he still delivers with the song. Incredible talent.
The equivalent in 1975 would have been a clip from 1925, just in case anyone didn’t feel old.
This dude was genuinely funny, everything he did made you chuckle, so sad we lost him so early.
Belushi was so very talented. He sounds like Joe Cocker. I loved to hear him sing! The Blues Brothers were awesome.