ABOUT
Virtuoso guitarist. Best known songs include "Light My Fire" (1968) and "High-Heel Sneakers" (1968).MERCHANDISE
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SONGS
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Jose Feliciano
- Chico And The Man 1975
- Destiny 1970
- Hey! Baby 1969
(This song was previously a hit for Bruce Channel (1962) and later also became a hit for Ringo Starr (1977).) - Hi-Heel Sneakers 1968
(This song was previously a hit for Tommy Tucker (1964), Jerry Lee Lewis (1964), Stevie Wonder (1965), and the Ramsey Lewis Trio (1966, instrumental version).) - Hitchcock Railway 1968
- Light My Fire 1968
(This song, which previously topped the charts for the Doors (1967), later also became a hit for Amil Stewart (1979, as a medley). "Light My Fire" recharted for the Doors in 1968. In 1969, Jose Feliciano's version of this song won a Grammy for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance.) - Marley Purt Drive 1969
- My World Is Empty Without You 1969
(This song was previously a hit for the Supremes (1966).) - Rain 1969
(This romantic song was written by Jose and Hilda Feliciano.) - Susie-Q 1970
(This song was previously a hit for Dale Hawkins (1957) and Creedence Clearwater Revival (1968).)
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