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Here is a different translation of the lyrics!

www.elwp.com/Joe%20Cocker.html

that was great, Jeff! Cocker's version of WALHFMF is one of the highlights of Woodstock.

That was great. I'm, as the kids say today, LMFAO!

I have that on my iPhone. It has made some friends of mine just lose it

I finally understand what the song is about.

Now i really don't understand what the song is about!!

Has someone clever fiddled the words or did he really sing it like that

It sounds a lot like a parody of that guy... what was name?.... Oh it was Joe Cocker!

Funny!

Eden.

Oh, thanks a lot.

I'll never again watch Woodstock without remembering Fred and Wilma during this historic and moving performance.

Kind of like trying to listen to Wagner's famous piece without thinking of Elmer Fudd: "Kill the wabbit, Kill the wabbit ..."

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kiramdear wrote:Kind of like trying to listen to Wagner's famous piece without thinking of Elmer Fudd: "Kill the wabbit, Kill the wabbit ..."

Um....I was just singing that yesterday in the darkroom!

jps wrote:

kiramdear wrote:Kind of like trying to listen to Wagner's famous piece without thinking of Elmer Fudd: "Kill the wabbit, Kill the wabbit ..."

Um....I was just singing that yesterday in the darkroom!

I knew you'd relate to that one aren't we hopeless!

kiramdear wrote:

jps wrote:

kiramdear wrote:Kind of like trying to listen to Wagner's famous piece without thinking of Elmer Fudd: "Kill the wabbit, Kill the wabbit ..."

Um....I was just singing that yesterday in the darkroom!

I knew you'd relate to that one aren't we hopeless!

If you think about it, that is how we first learned about classical music!

I shudder to think of what future generations are going to do with classics like "Yesterday" or "A Day In The Life"

Imagine Elmer and Bugs finding their way upstairs ...

I saw this last year but it never fails to slay me. So friggin FUNNY. Just perfect comic timing with those images, too.

Well, as John Fogerty sings in Bad Moon Rising, "There's a bathroom on the right."