Sam Cooke - At The Copa (Vinyl)
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Sam Cooke - At The Copa (Vinyl)
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The restored Sam Cooke At The Copa reveals Cooke’s Copacabana performance with all of the nuance and passion that his adoring audience experienced fifty-five years ago. For those who never had a chance to hear Sam Cooke in person, Sam Cooke At The Copa affords the best seat in the house.
Sam Cooke’s set at the Copa is a microcosm of his overall career insofar as it mirrored the artist’s own eclecticism. Broadway, blues, folk, jazz, gospel and even country, and, of course, soul are represented on such tracks as Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out, Frankie and Johnny, Try A Little Tenderness, and the hits Twistin’ The Night Away, You Send Me” and (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons.
Of special note is Cooke’s version of Bob Dylan’s Blowin’ In The Wind that reflected the struggle for civil rights then underway. Dylan’s song inspired Cooke to write his like themed masterpiece, A Change Is Gonna Come.
Recorded live at the Copacabana, New York City, July 8, 1964
Originally released in 1964 – out of print on vinyl since it was last pressed in 1987
Remastered by Joe Yannece. Lacquer cutting by Carl Rowatti, Trutone Mastering
Heavyweight vinyl edition manufactured at Quality Record Pressings, USA
Sam Cooke’s set at the Copa is a microcosm of his overall career insofar as it mirrored the artist’s own eclecticism. Broadway, blues, folk, jazz, gospel and even country, and, of course, soul are represented on such tracks as Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out, Frankie and Johnny, Try A Little Tenderness, and the hits Twistin’ The Night Away, You Send Me” and (I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons.
Of special note is Cooke’s version of Bob Dylan’s Blowin’ In The Wind that reflected the struggle for civil rights then underway. Dylan’s song inspired Cooke to write his like themed masterpiece, A Change Is Gonna Come.
Recorded live at the Copacabana, New York City, July 8, 1964
Originally released in 1964 – out of print on vinyl since it was last pressed in 1987
Remastered by Joe Yannece. Lacquer cutting by Carl Rowatti, Trutone Mastering
Heavyweight vinyl edition manufactured at Quality Record Pressings, USA
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