Shelter Me One More Time

I already knew his Woodstock version of With A Little Help from my Friends, but "COCKER" was the album with which he moved in 1986 into my consciousness, and Shelter me, the first single, was the harbinger. The Single offered a Edit (4:20) album version (5:36) and the B-side One More Time. The Maxi provided the "extended version" of Shelter Me (6:49), that is one hidden in this case, just a minute later, and for those who like the song (like me), it was worth it because of the other guitars - and sax solos.

In addition, it gave up the Maxi the Song If you have love, give me some, along with One More Time outtakes from the sessions with the previous album "Civilized Man". If you have love ... is very nice, but one more time is a fantastic soul ballad penned by Doc Pomus and Ken Hirsch, and it is a pity that it was not for "Civilized Man" nor for "COCKER" was taken as an album title into consideration, especially in view of the quite average song material on "Civilized Man". For Cocker fans So the purchase of single or maxi-single worthwhile if only because one more time, by the way, BB King in 1991 also a very good version for his album "There Is Always One More Time" grossed.