Joe Cocker |
Radio VH1 stations that play Joe Cocker
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Gold |
The Fort Knox of radio! Hits of the '60s and '70s, from British Invasion and Woodstock Nation chart-toppers, to Southern soul and California pop masters. |
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Reunion |
Five decades after its birth, classic rock's influence is wider than ever. Whether these songs were the soundtrack of your youth or are the anthems of your here and now, revel in the sound that changed the world. |
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Plush |
Contemporary pop music, without the racket. Lush melodies, rich voices and thoughtful expressions combine to create the ultimate in office friendly radio. |
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Blues Part 2 |
Living legends, blues-rock veterans and their young disciples keep the musical spirit of the Delta alive. Proof that today's blues are in no need of a revival. |
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VH1 Classic |
Who better to guide you through the rock, pop and soul classics, than the video channel that devotes every waking moment to it? All the music from the past worth hearing again. |
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Voice Box |
A remarkable range and diversity of the human voice is captured here. This station is dedicated to singing styles that are heartbreaking, passionate, painful, and soar. |
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Axis |
Where Legendary rockers and alternative heroes come together. |
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Cover to Cover |
Better than the original? You bet. Rockers, rappers and crooners revamp country, soul and jazz favorites -- and vice versa. You'll never hear the old songs the same way again. |
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Rocks |
Home of the loud amplified electric guitar and pumped-up adrenaline, where hard rock, metal, punk and grunge crescendo into an arena-sized roar. |
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Acoustic Chill |
Alternative music that rocks on the quiet side. |
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Anti |
Explore punk rock beyond the charts. The pulse of musical rebellion -- three decades-strong and still making the underground roar. |
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Dreamscape |
If dark guitar/piano melodies are what you seek at 2 a.m., here's a visceral rock experience that won't wake the neighbors. KCRW has never sounded so good -- even on vicodin. |
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Rock Hall of Fame Radio |
Since 1986, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has been recognizing the rock era's trail blazers, greatest musicians and most influential artists. Hear them all. |
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I Love The 70s |
Even if you don't remember the '70s, you can still enjoy the soft-rock ballads, the stadium-rock theatrics and the disco beat that help the decade live on. They're all here. |
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VH1 Radio |
Playing all the superstar artists that you know and love and "You Outta Know" artists exploding on the scene. |
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Menace |
Slashing through your speakers, it's the hardest and heaviest metal moshers to get your adrenaline flowing. |
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Jam Bands |
Ample doses of jazz and funk licks, blues-rock interplay, freeform ideas and psychedelic solutions unite under a single freak flag. A place to groove out the jams. |
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Hair Band |
The heavy rock built on star-power fabulosity, fast and loud tunes, platform boots and hair spray, from the birth of glam through the Sunset Strip's heyday. Turn it up to 11. |
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Dark Shadows |
Slow-paced doom and fierce gloom that reach beyond metal to a heavier and deeper place, where indie experimentalists, ambient goths and post-rock poets gather. |
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R&B Essentials |
Before garage bands rocked it up and Motown became Hitsville, R&B was already a universe unto itself. Discover the classic sounds of mid-century chitlin' joints and street corners. |
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Rock & Roll Essentials |
The early history of rock and roll -- electric guitar licks and boogie-woogie piano rolls that defined rocking, and the singers and vocal groups that created soul. |
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Renegade Radio |
Welcome to country music's rebel faction, reared in Texas (and other nefarious locales), cultivated in honky-tonks by musicians with mean streaks. Here are the sounds that make Nashville nervous. |
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MINT |
Tune your ears to smash hits from across the oceans. Be the first to hear the pop bangers burning up London, Paris and Tokyo airwaves, and let them invade your cranium. |
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