About this album
Where they were
By the time 'Have a Little Faith' was released in 1994, Joe Cocker was an established artist, well into his career following his commercial peak in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This album came after a period of relative quiet in terms of new studio releases, making it a significant return to form.
Why it matters
'Have a Little Faith' is notable for its critical reception, including praise from publications like Rolling Stone for its emotional depth and Cocker's vocal prowess. The album features the hit single 'Have a Little Faith in Me,' which became one of Cocker's signature songs and received radio play that helped reinvigorate his presence in the music scene.
Essential tracks
- "Have a Little Faith in Me" — This track showcases Cocker's signature raspy voice delivering a message of hope and resilience, becoming one of his most recognized songs.
- "Let the Healing Begin" — The opening track sets the tone for the album, blending rich instrumentation with poignant lyrics about recovery and redemption.
- "The Simple Things" — This song highlights Cocker's ability to convey deep emotion through simple yet powerful lyrics, resonating with listeners looking for authenticity.
Release Date
September 8, 1994
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Let the Healing Begin 5:10
- 2 Have a Little Faith in Me 4:41
- 3 The Simple Things 4:50
- 4 Summer in the City 3:55
- 5 The Great Divide 3:36
- 6 Highway Highway 4:33
- 7 Too Cool 4:44
- 8 Soul Time 4:35
- 9 Out of the Blue 3:47
- 10 Angeline 4:32
- 11 Hell and Highwater 4:12
- 12 Standing Knee Deep in a River 4:08
- 13 Take Me Home 4:24