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Mad Dogs & Englishmen, led by Joe Cocker and Leon Russell, began as a legendary 1970 US tour. It's celebrated for its sprawling rock, soul, and blues fusion, delivered by a large ensemble and choir. Known for energetic performances of songs like "The Letter" and "Cry Me a River," the project was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Notable collaborations included Rita Coolidge, cementing its legacy as a unique musical phenomenon.
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