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Eric Clapton the breeze an appreciation of J J Cale
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@patsydavis8048

2 years ago

wow! i just wanna say thanks to all. I made this for a friend, 6 yrs ago , i did not anticipate so much appreciation ..pardon the pun haha . I may never post another video, but i def won't remove this one ! :)

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@RobHollanderMusic

4 years ago

Great songwriter, tasteful guitarist, understated singer, but above all things JJ was sane. He stayed free of the dark machinery of music business stardom and did his unique thing.

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@JoSmotherman

4 weeks ago

JJ Cale had such a unique sound. He was a guitar players guitar player. He took that driving shuffle to the stratosphere. I heard him in 1974 and was hooked for life. He was the first rocker to put Tulsa on the World Stage for that sound. That Tulsa Time. What a Master.

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@markgigiel2722

3 years ago

Country Blues. So good. And Clapton made it sweet.

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@davidmesser5813

8 months ago

I was introduced to JJ Cales music in 1975 with his "Really" album. It is a shame that he never received the acclaim that he so richly deserved. Thank God that Eric Clapton finally discovered him and exposed him to the world. JJ's wife Christene Lakeland was probably the best thing that ever happened to him. She always lit up when she was in his presence. They truly loved each other. She still misses him to this day. Good people. My life is richer because of them and the "Tulsa Sound." Vaughn

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@barrydickson135

11 months ago

Thank you for sharing this. What a great selection of songs. J.J. Cale is my favourite artist, without a doubt. I'm 77yo, and have been listening to his music for over 40 years, and will never tire of listening to him.

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@SimonRobeyns

1 year ago

He wasn't more well-known to this day than he is simply because he chose that life. He didn't care to be in the spotlight. If he could have chosen he'd be a guitar player in a band and not in the spotlight. The fact that he barely ever promoted any released albums or tours shows it's a testament to the music and he didn't care about being a famous rock 'n roll has been. He just wanted to play his music and survive off of that and there is absolutely nothing wrong with such a fantastic effortless attitude.

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@leighcecil3322

2 years ago

A humble master.. he was the breeze.!

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@SHALAt22

4 years ago

I love Christine Lakeland for being J.J.'s constant muse, love, and inspiration.

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@silvermanewj4366

2 years ago

I don't think his wife gets enough credit either.. she lends her voice very subtley to JJ's singing. Much respect, sister!

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@kiwiduncan

4 years ago

JJ Cale looked effortless. He lightly dabbed the guitar strings and generated awesome licks. A musician's musician.

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@Patrick_B687-3

7 years ago

JJ was the epitome of the unsung musical hero genious. Pure brilliance.

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@gkitteringham

7 years ago

had the pleasure to have seen JJ Cale play in Dublin in around 1975. most laid back gig ever. no support act, no announcer, JJ just walked on, plugged in, sat on a stool and started played. Still remember it vividly to this day. Had never heard him before, but my love affair started then. This is a fitting tribute to the man and his music.

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@charliebrown4624

3 years ago

Lucky for me I was born in Australia, and over here, we appreciated J J Cale right from the moment we first heard him.

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@dianelindberg7649

2 years ago

When Lynyrd Skynyrd, Clapton, Tom Petty & Willie Nelson, among others, cover your songs, you gotta be doing something right. RIP JJ Cale

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@mejbarron

1 year ago

I kept hearing the name and the praise. I did nothing for years. 2 days ago I found The Breeze. I became a big fan immediately. RIP.

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@65alphonso

5 years ago

I think I got to know how Mark Knopfler started playing the way he does! Never heard anyone else like JJ Cale, unheard of, genius!

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@mark11276

1 year ago

Can't believe I am listening to this 7 years later! JJ Cale absolute legend!

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@GunnM21

2 years ago

J.J.Cale in one word - Great!

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@whereswendy8544

2 years ago

Have been a fan of his since I was 22 and having my first child. Iโ€™m 69 now... still love this music.

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