Lincoln Hall Presents Live Celebration of Joe Cocker's MAD DOGS & ENGLISHMEN, 4/20

Lincoln Hall presents a celebration and re-creation of the entire groundbreaking 1970 live album and tour, MAD DOGS & ENGLISHMEN on Thursday, April 20th. Serving as a dedication to Joe Cocker and Leon Russell, the show will be recreated with the exact 20-piece personnel from the original tour including a full choir, two drum kits, horn section, piano and Hammond B3, two guitars, and more.

This event will include all songs from the entire tour beyond those on the original album release, with interpretations of songs by rock and soul greats including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Leonard Cohen, Traffic, Leon Russell, and more. Songs from the original tour include: "With a Little Help from My Friends,' "Give Peace a Chance," "Let It Be," "Feelin' Alright," "Honky Tonk Women," "Cry Me a River," "Delta Lady", "The Letter", and many other favorites.

Taking on lead vocals is national soul sensation Remember Jones, a notorious and bombastic vocalist and persona, called "fiercely passionate frontman... one for the ages..." by Live for Live Music, "...uncanny magic... remarkable vocalist..." by POPDOSE, "powerhouse soul singer" by American Songwriter Magazine, "New Jersey's most ambitious song interpreter" by NJ Arts, and "truly captivates audiences every time he performs" by BroadwayWorld. His recently released debut album, Ladies and Gentlemen, Remember Jones!, was recorded with a 25-piece soul orchestra in front of a live studio audience that raised $19,000 in it's funding. Remember Jones and his band were last seen at a SOLD OUT Lincoln Hall in July 2016 with "back to BACK TO BLACK", a revival of the entire Amy Winehouse album with a 15-piece band.