Mad Dogs and Englishmen is Joe Cocker"s legendary live album, recorded in 1970 at the Fillmore East.For this record Joe Cocker created a unique sound: a veritable definition of big-band rock with three dozen players working behind the singer.Mad Dogs and Englishmen consists mostly of covers, drawing equally from rock (The Rolling Stones, Traffic, Bob Dylan, The Beatles) and soul (Ray Charles, Sam and Dave, Otis Redding), and is as much a showcase for arranger & bandleader Leon Russell as it is for Joe Cocker.As we now know the tour from which this album was drawn took a heavy toll on Joe Cocker - and especially his vocal chords - because the music was presented on such a grand scale.Nevertheless, the music still stands to this date and beyond. Originally Released: 1970TracklistA1 Introduction A2 Honky Tonk Women A3 Introduction A4 Sticks And Stones A5 Cry Me A River A6 Bird On The Wire B1 Feelin" Alright B2 Superstar B3 Introduction B4 Let"s Go Get Stoned Blue MedleyC1-1 I"ll Drown In My Own Tears C1-2 When Something Is Wrong With My Baby C1-3 I"ve Been Loving You Too Long C2 Introduction C3 Girl From The North Country C4 Give Peace A Chance D1 Introduction D2 She Came In Thru The Bathroom Window D3 Space Captain D4 The Letter D5 Delta Lady