ave been as successful >> i was working with joe cocker and neil young and neil diamond. it was fun. everything james taylor, rita coolidge, carol king. i worked on all of that stuff. i see this guy, let me go back. i am working with ray charles. i am coming down the stairs and is.e is a guy, there she there she bloody is. that is sister mary. he is not talking to me, and must be something in his head. i remember this young man because we were in england. we saw this guy on the front row and he was doing all this gyration. i am saying, what is wrong with him? is he sick? he was contorting and doing all kinds of stuff. that was the buoy that we saw with ray charles. in england. i said, what is your name? i am joe cocker. you.ice it is to meet i remember seeing you when i was with ray charles. to 1971. -- alled me and people that help from my friends, all that great stuff he did. he called me to get the singers. he called me as a contractor to get singers. as a result of that, i had a lot of work to do. what are we going to do here? i gave him that. with, wehat i work have

we have some wild bohemian parties where we would listen to rock musicians like jimi hendrix, joe cockerles. it was a mix of music. music was music. the money aspect did not come into play at that point. >> tell us about the album. what inspired it? >> well, this is kind of an american album, really, in the sense that it is a slice of many different genres. it is jazz, blues, soul. there are some pop aspects. it is a whole mix of things. thankfully, with the help of the producer, i was able to sort of corral that and make sense of it. i think the album plays from beginning to end very much as a whole. >> what role does touring and getting out in public to not only talk about the music but to play the music, how important is that currently in the way that music is made available? >> well, i think that live performance is on the rise. that is how musicians really reach their audience. this is in addition to the fast digital world that now represents perhaps a lot more than the hard cds we were talking about earlier, the hardcopy, the digital copy. there is a huge amount of sales. >> we hav

i didn't know you didn't like joe cocker. >> not for a wedding. >> coming up, and indoor soccer fieldshow this will affect local games. >> the sci-fi classic "robocop" gets a reboot whether it needs it or not. >> details emerged about how edward snowden gained access to pacify documen reboot this gets a weekend. >> doesn't stand up to the original? >> thank you for your cooperation. >> joke and the men get turned into robocop thanks to a greedy corporation headed by michael keaton. looking for a well to -- a way to sell america on this. cophero begins as an honest loan to smithereens after discovering police corruption reborn with the help of gary oldman, a dr. frankenstein not sure he has done the right thing. pity the human spirit against computers and machines with a dash of revenge thrown in. detective murphy brings them down. >> do not let me forget single out jackson whose great fondness was pushing for robot police. >> it is a reboot but it looks good. it runs out of worth about 2.5 stars. >> have a nice weekend. i am arch campbell. abc 7 kevin durant -- abc 7 entertainment. >>