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Reduced price due to cover being vg

Clear cassette without print.

Poland is probably the European country that had the most record labels in the world that only released cassettes. But there were of course lots of other countries that released lots of tapes like Ukraine, Bulgaria and Russia and outside of Europe we had Tawain and Thailand that also were big cassette manufactures in the early to mid 90s. The country where this tape is made is unknown

Joe Cockers fourteenth studio album, Have A Little Faith, was released in 1994 and peaked at number 9 on the UK album charts. This was the first album Cocker did for his new label and unfortunately, the new label affiliation did nothing for Cocker so outside of the UK the album flopped. This is a shame as the album features some well-chosen songs sung with authority. The title track is a terrific R&B ballad by John Hiatt. However Hiatt never had the pipes to do it real justice. Joe Cocker has pipes to spare, and the British veteran makes the Hiatt song the centerpiece of this album. Chris Stainton, the singer’s old pal from the Mad Dogs And Englishmen days, bangs out the hypnotic gospel piano chords, and Cocker builds the romantic hymn from a weary, whispery pleading to raspy, desperate wailing in a tour de force performance. In an era of singer-songwriters who are too often one or the other but not both, Have A Little Faith is a welcome testament to the place of the interpretive singer.

Track list:
1. Let The Healing Begin
2. Have A Little Faith In Me
3. The Simple Things
4. Summer In The City
5. The Great Divide
6. Highway Highway
7. Too Cool
8. Soul Time
9. Out Of The Blue
10. Angeline
11. Hell And Highwater
12. Standing Knee Deep In A River
13. Take Me Home