Eric Clapton/JJ Cale-Call Me The Breeze

[@Amusiclover1954]

Look at Eric staring at JJ when he plays the opening solo! Every great guitarist loves to hear another great guitarist play. JJ Cale was an incredibly talented person and it shows. He obviously didn't like the spotlight but thank God other talented musicians loved his music. His guitar is silent now but his music lives on and has been covered by so many great artists. RIP JJ!

[@lindalaverne7511]

I noticed that too. He’s in awe of JJ. So am I!!

[@DeeEllEff]

And look at those two great smile at each other at the end! I got to see JJ a few years before he passed on, and he was still a humble, self-effacing fellow, who just happened to be responsible for some of the greatest guitar music ever made. And he liked to see his (all-ages) audience dancin’, swayin’ and toe-tapping’. Yes, R.I.P. JJ.

[@kennethmcclung9399]

JJ !!!!!!!!!!!!! Legend !! Thank you Mr.Cale for rocking us through this lighting train of life!! I will see you in Heaven !!!

[@gimingalon7993]

I go to sleep my love good niht❤

[@stumpy3655]

I’m 77years old love this music this music is fantastic takes me back to 1960s it will never go away ever.

[@joleneloveland2942]

How in the hell could anybody slam JJ, is beyond me. He was such an awesome song writer. And listen to his last laid back rolling style! He's a rich part of our musical heritage! He is a national treasure. JJ CALE will live on in our music heritage and history. God bless him​.

[@jeffroach9413]

Jolene Loveland, I dont know how anyone could slam JJ. My only guess is some do it to piss the rest of us off seeing how we so much admire JJ and his musical prowess. Some do it without even knowing the major contributions this man has given to the world. But we know...we know. R.I.P. JJ Cale.

[@colinhunter3963]

@@jeffroach9413 JJ Cale a real musical legend/genius, 534? 👎, compared to fourteen thousand 👍 🤗🤗😯😪😪😪😯😯😯😯 . 👍 Who know and appreciate artistes 👍

[@eugeneweaver9020]

Thanks for that input! Iv'e been a die hard JJ Cale fan since the first time I heard him. Eric Clapton was a huge fan of his as well as anyone who really knows whats up.

[@jenniferzikos5800]

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[@michaelwinters4063]

Most fools don't even know who he is.

[@jerryberkowitz8555]

EC's little riff at 2:24 is sublime and these two together are amazing and forever classic,

[@zenseek]

It's not how many notes you play, it's what you say with the notes your play. This is the definition of "In the pocket" RIP to the great JJ Cale.

[@mskblackwood]

This is real music, this is talent, not that crap that passes for "music" out there now. This is so awesome.

[@TheJECAT]

+Kate Carroll I miss him so , there was a lot of feeling in this jam .

[@imathugyall742]

True that-Kate Carroll...sweet singing and playing from the Boomer generation...which produced a renaissance of masterful musicians playing from their hearts and souls.

[@TelecasterLPGTop]

Yeah, music of today has lost its way although there are some youngsters who get it. They’re not chasing fame they just love playing.

[@bgostisa]

you are right

[@NoemiLena]

Yesssssss

[@julieannejoolz]

Ive always loved the sound JJ Cale made..such a unique and gifted musician and guitarist ❤🌟🙏🏼

[@ericclapton3118]

Thanks, hope you don't stop liking my aspirations?

[@johnnysundell212]

Okej

[@ForTheDelta444]

i was a drummer for a scottish jj cale tribute, his sound was so unique it took us 3 years to get anywhere near it

[@julieannejoolz]

@@ForTheDelta444 sounds so kool 😎

[@dancantwell6061]

Man I miss J.J. Cale ! Simply one of the most humble, laid-back, tasteful, soulful and down-to-earth guys I ever saw. Thankfully he left quite a treasure chest of songs for us mere mortals. Carry On J.J. !

[@TheFrederic888]

When I was 15, staying at a bed & breakfast in Bristol, UK, there was a LP player in my room along with JJ Cale “5” LP among others. a revelation to me. When I was 18-19, around 1990, I learned there was a JJ Cale concert in Paris. I went. There was an opening act, a guy alone with his guitar. the audience was very warm with the guy. and it lasts, it lasts, I look at my watch. 1/2 h, 1h, 1h30… and then 1 plor 2 “encore”. I was quite surprised, but I had few concert experience. Then the guy ends up leaving the stage, the lights come on and people get up and leave the room. WTH?! I follow them. and near the exit I see some John Cale records with the photo of the guy who had just played. it was like a parallel universe experience. Nobody in my entourage was interested in the same music as me and there was no internet. it took me a few years to realize that I had seen John Cale from the velvet underground. and a decade later I learned that JJ Cale had taken that stage name precisely so as not to be confused with John Cale. but that was not enough for an ignorant young Frenchman!

[@azou6c742]

Je suis sénégalais vivant au Sénégal et JJ Cale est l'un des artistes que j'ai le plus écouté dans ma vie ..... RIP l'artiste !!!!

[@samdanger4846]

A True classic , I listened as a kid ,,, A great loss ,.Thank You for the Music .RIP God Bless You J J Kale.

[@dennismanning249]

It was in the seventies, probably 75 ish my buddy and i went to see JJ in Vancouver. Neither of us were all that familiar with his music but I was a blues fan so off we went. I have to say JJ was good but to us the star of the show was his opening act Leon Redbone. We thought he was amazing and we became lifelong fans. So years go by and I remain a blues fan and specifically an Eric Clapton fan and that leads me to this video of JJ and Eric. I was blown away by JJ's easy style to the blues and how it's just who he is. I'm so glad I rediscovered him after all these years...I just love it!

[@kjallesoft]

The last 10 years or so I keep coming back to this one. It is JUST SO EARTHED and SIMPLE trough it's COMPLEXITY.

[@davidsedlickas8222]

The drummer ! ! ! Wow off the scale

[@PaulMercer1962]

Fantastic footage. Thanks for posting it, Bill. I have most of JJ Cale's albums but regret never seeing JJ in concert. He was a legend and I am sure his music will live on for ever. JJ's wonderful laughter at 3.33 in this video sums up how he felt about his music. His laid back style always made it sound like it was no effort, but we all know he put everything into it. Rest In Peace, J.J.Cale. You will be missed.

[@toton1967]

Minimalist duo....just what the song needs along with the melody....JJ is just a true legend guru with his ardent disciple EC...one of my most favourite compositions of JJ❤❤

[@jimcastronova9200]

JJ Cale was a master of underpinning and counterpoint and he brought that technique into his songs... his tempos were always just a hair off of standard and it gave his simple lyrics and melodies a signature sound that other artists could pair off of with ease. Travellin' Light will always be one of my favorites. He was a good man, an excellent guitarist and a great songwriter. Period.

[@terada1444]

What a fantastic musician was JJ. His music will and has stood the test if time. Such great words and melody and non of that screeching up and down scales burning up the fretboard. Eric Clapton looks on in awe, one of his musical ambitions was to make an album like JJ. How fantastic to play with someone you deeply admire. I feel sorry for the thumbs down brigade.

[@janicesladek8418]

Terada I’ve the smile at the end of the song from Clapton to JJ. So seldom seen.

[@andrewmair7371]

Forgive the TDB for they know not what they do…☝️😔

[@SuperJOHNWILLS]

The man is a legend, so talented. So many fantastic songs. A one and only.

[@nukkastyle]

Love this tune. Especially with JJ and Clapton, you know its great to see legends palying along side they're heroes. Kinda see where it all sparked from during those dry spouts

[@sylviaprior4467]

jimmy johnson u

[@SusanKDahl]

I saw JJ. Cale, n Edmonton, Canada, when I was 14 yrs. old. That's 44 years ago now. wow, time flies when you are having a good time. He was awesome then, he did it in acoustic, and he's awesome now. So down to earth, nitty gritty, and an amazing guitar player and singer. if I had the opportunity, to see him again. I wouldn't miss it for the world!!!🎶🎶🎵🎤🎶 A legend..... in my mind, anyways!!!!

[@mikeroland1919]

Hello?

[@hopfenkaltschale]

since a few years i wach this video over and over. ... i miss jj cale..

[@matt3586]

It's a shame he never got the popularity he deserved. A true artisan. Rest in peace JJ!

[@frankstevens1656]

How could any body not like that , the man doesn't even use a pick and it great playing , now any body with a lick of brains knows that 's old school and whats better than old school rock & roll RIP J.J. Cale you brought more to the plate than you got credit for .

[@wladekwloszcz3803]

dont bother with them, idiots

[@vmanera]

I could listen to this all day long....

[@alexanderbertrand8852]

... Yeah ! , "till the cows come home" (Clapton)

[@منوعاتميمي-ط1ص]

Same here

[@connyfjellner2481]

...and I do :)

[@snowingsart4568]

And dance to it. This song makes me get off duff and DANCE!

[@khalidzniber7156]

Me too

[@SusanKDahl]

You are absolutely right, Jas Bataille. He was so laid back at that concert...... I'll never forget it. There weren't alot of people attending, so we had awesome floor space and everyone just sat down, and was memorised, by his music. He sat on a stool with his hat pulled low, covering alot of his face, and he just played all night for us. It was the most laid back concert, I've ever attended. That's when, I feel in love with his music. A legend he is. R.I.P. J.J.,. I hope you are singing with the angels.

[@bunnyandheadsakura8415]

They made such a good collaboration...best guitarist idolized best song write...you both are legend..RIP jj cale

[@beekind466]

I remember when my Dad brought JJ Cale and Eric Clapton home... Those badass Kenwood speakers never sounded better!! Such talent...it was good to be a kid with a Dad who loved to "turn it up!"

[@geneweaver9199]

I am lucky enough to have recognized how bad ass JJ Cale was very early on. 1973 to be exact. Summer on Memphis Tn. , let's see,, I would have been fixing to turn 17 yrs. old. To this day, vintage JJ sounds the same but I get way into the themes of those songs, look into JJ s face, you know he had no idea how good he was. Hell he just barely scraped by for years, like from 1972 to 1977. When Clapton picked up Cocaine, After Midnight and Crazy Mama EC slung out on the Slowhand LP. JJ told Christina ,, hey babe we can buy us a car!! JJ grew up with Leon Russell in Tulsa Ok.

[@petercannon6269]

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[@davidmacewen]

In my opinion Memphis makes Nasville look like a joke.

[@hsg7001]

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[@SophieBird07]

Same here. 1973. JJ Cale, inimitable!

[@polixeniagraf2636]

Thank you very much! ❤️ Happy New Year 2023! 🎄🍀🥂🎉🎊

[@promusic58]

time fades away but JJ Cale stays in my heart and my brain. Since 40 years.

[@markhorton3041]

JJ Cale!! One of the greatest composers, producers and musicians of all time!! The first time I heard JJ Cale, which was 1980, man I was hooked. I feel blessed to have seen him in 1982 even if that was the only time. RIP JJ ❤️

[@altafahmad8959]

JJ CALE sings from the soul. ERIC CLAPTON synchronises with Heart and soul. No holds barred. Masters coming together in appreciation of each other. Music par excellence.

[@genez429]

JJ's drummer was born to play this song. Heard JJ play this song with another famous drummer... But, this drummer is the one chosen before the foundations of the earth to play with JJ.. IMHO. Perfect match!

[@johntechwriter]

I've seen Eric Clapton play the side man role to so many of the greats -- Dire Straits, The Band, B.B. King to name a few -- and every time he was as humble and self effacing as he is here with JJ. A class act all the way.

[@robertbarrett6267]

Very astute recognition

[@jamesmason4158]

Absolutely...Eric Clapton...humble...great

[@MrTwister50]

I'm with you on this one. Eric never tries to over play or out play his mates. He finds the groove, gets in it, and the good times roll.

[@motherlessblues1565]

He is the perfect sideman , he wants to be part of it,,, so he does

[@frostymittens7913]

fer alot of us the first time we heard of J.J. was when others ( even "others from other lands" ) introduced us to his music. thanx Eric. yers admirably RPG.

[@bruetenn666]

how can anybody dislike this song or JJ,?a true gentleman and brilliant musician,personally I love every tune he ever wrote any I'm in great company with "slowhand" himself.R.I.P. JJ,you will never be forgotten.😘

[@mikemet1744]

This song rocks but is mellow at the same time.....a masterpiece. Rock on all.

[@marciaswanson8686]

Jamming ..

[@gerhardjulier1106]

Tausende Stunden meines Alltags wurden schöner durch deine Musik. DANKE J.J.! Die Engel im Himmel dürfen sich freuen!

[@mariusjustus678]

Moin moin ich denke genau so.Klasse Komentar 😎🖖👍 MC PUNK

[@mariusjustus678]

Wirklich klasse Komentar.😎🖖👍 MC PUNK

[@karenloyer2168]

hands down one of the best song writers of our time

[@garydreyer7478]

I can see where Mark Knoffler was influenced

[@b.w.barbee2269]

One of 'Oklahoma's Greatest'........JJ Cale!........Outstanding song!......Play...it...LOUD!!!

[@billdarancher6394]

I was at this concert with my friends Pomerado Pete and LA Steve! This was one of the best sessions that weekend! RIP JJ.

[@BrianCarnevaleB26]

what year was it???

[@georgegordon3216]

@@BrianCarnevaleB26 2004

[@marcelosouzalapapinheiro8495]

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[@johnnymcgoldrick4580]

How Bout Panama Red !!

[@thorstenhischke520]

The best Guitar men ever. R.I.P J.J You gave us so much we will never forget you. Thanks for all you are the Breeze..

[@onepunchgeorge9251]

The definition of SOUL,Take it from a TULSA BOY who's fronted bands from the Philippines to Florida.😎🎹🎶💝

[@arneemilbredland2339]

The most "laidback" guitarist/songwriter ever. JJ served well, quietly.

[@emmanueldidier71]

Le jour ou ce génie nous a quitté ; personne n'en a parlé ou presque ! quelle ingratitude !

[@petergee7539]

Lovely to hear JJs wonderful, lean and soulful guitar.

[@egbertm.2380]

It was in the early seventies , when I began to hear R&B and stuff (being about 16 years old). They played this song on the German Radio and I admired him since (the coolest musician ever). It makes me sad that I have never been in one of his concerts.

[@gregmagpantay4456]

Eric can create his own guitar solos with any song..excellent

[@deplorabledave1048]

I still mourn the passing of my fave legend, JJ Cale.

[@johnthornton4266]

I was introduced to JJ Cale's music in the early 90's from Widespread Panic. They covered Traveling Light on their first album, Space Wrangler. Have been a fan ever since. The original Slow Hand....

[@matthewficco7090]

Best song to drive to hands down. RIP JJ

[@Nevernow721]

Put your hands back on the steering wheel.

[@curio46]

Steely Dan as well.

[@koicarp0]

Now we know why Eric is so good at this genre, He learned from a maestro.

[@hermanneichstaedt1]

Seit 1972 liebe ich dieses wunderbare Werk, in immer wieder anderen Versionen erschienen, diese ist mir die liebste, sicher auch wegen der wunderbaren Einwürfe von Eric Clapton. 1975 kam dann J. J. Cale nach München, wohin alle deutschen Bluesliebhaber pilgerten. Gestern nun ist er nun viel zu früh verstorben. Friede seiner Seele.

[@GreenmanXIV]

Love the song, love the lyrics, and the riff is out of this world. " I ain't carrying no heavy load". Class.

[@starpoint78]

This song Rolls like a good joint....!! Rolling and rolling ....

[@jimneilson527]

He helped Eric in more ways than one, a legend

[@TheEsprits]

Call Me The Breeze is so cool JJ Cale playing with Eric Clapton is awesome!!!

[@bruceringrose7539]

Sorry, JJ is not playing with Clapton, Clapton is playing with JJ!!!

[@Golddust427]

I am watching that version right now. JJ from my state & that gave me opportunity to meet him at shows. My mother had some kind of professional & confidential dealings with him & she told me to stay away from him. What up with that I do not know.

[@Vagal44]

This is one of my favorite songs and I love to hear it by Clapton and JJ.

[@nancyannbach113]

This was the recording I was searching for. RIP Legend. I can’t begin to express how you influenced my racist dad 68-75.

[@garryharriman7349]

Musicians coming together with a common aim....enjoying the beauty of their creation for the benefit of others.....you can't get a better blue print of what humanity should be all about!

[@julieannejoolz]

I loved JJ Cale when i first heard Crazy Mama he just had this amazing laid back blues style of making a huge sound with the minimum effort..just a genius...thanx for all the good music and memories JJ ❤🙏🏼🤗🌟🎶

[@mikeroland1919]

Hello?

[@DucksDeLucks]

Boy those are some tasty licks JJ plays during the intro part.

[@mickeyhay3990]

this guy is so cool so chilled great groove

[@nukkastyle]

JJ Cale/// one coool cat

[@CooManTunes]

This is the first video I can recall seeing JJ play guitar, and that intro is what won me over. So smooth, delicate, and badass!

[@williambee5599]

First time I'cve run across this version, and love it! Thanks to whoever posted it.

[@scottdavidson8086]

This version is unbelievably good it just soothes your soul🙏👊🔥

[@mikhailyakunkinakaslowmick1171]

JJ is fantastic. Hearing both JJ and EC is a priceless gift! Thank You!

[@TacoVeldstraGrutte]

Eric Clapton loved J.J. Cale...and I understand why after all the troubles with The Cream! There will never be a JJ Cale laid back artist like JJ Cale they called the breeze!

[@TacoVeldstraGrutte]

Awesome JJ Cale and Eric!

[@TacoVeldstraGrutte]

They have so much fun! Music real music should be like that!

[@TacoVeldstraGrutte]

Other side is After Midnight!

[@TacoVeldstraGrutte]

Thanks Милен Пен4ев

[@bullseye45419]

love the little nod JJ gives to Eric at about 2:00 that's his time to solo .... JJ Cale was sooooo freaking good live, man do I miss him

[@richardveltstra8305]

Emmeson.lake.and.palmet

[@kosie46]

Legends of our time - JJ Cale lives on.

[@tzleague]

Luckily I got to see J.J. Cale 2 times Live --- 2 of the best of 100s of shows I have seen. Amazingly even though J.J. was so humble, relaxed and laid-back his bands were always sooo freakin' TIGHT --- tight like goat skin stretched across a djembe drum. The world has lost one of the great and very unique ones --- Rest in Peace JJ.

[@wladekwloszcz3803]

jj is a marvel i miss him so much he has been part of most of my life he never left me

[@robertbloom1637]

hell yeah !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i listen to this obsessively !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! cant get enough of its sterling simplicity,,a groove so deep..its healing !!!

[@rickyjgoody829]

JJ Cale is and was an amazing songwriter and guitar player. He was Eric Clapton's Mentor. JJ did not care much to be in the limelight but you could find him sitting in the shadows playing and singing in many of Clapton's live concerts. Just Sayin'

[@rickyjgoody829]

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[@unionu7157]

JJ, Eric, Christine and band we love you for ever... sure and today (2020) also ...

[@rdebnam]

It's getting us through the Covid19...feeling this...let's all tap our feet and smile for a while.

[@trumpetflowerII]

simply genius he's so humble, so modest one of the greatest and I've experienced the music thanks

[@Kathy0851]

RIP J J Cale - you are a legend! Thanks for the fabulous songs that bring back so many wonderful memories. You will be sadly missed xxx

[@mikeroland1919]

Hello Katie?

[@Mac-jc8hd]

beautiful version, applaud and thanks to JJ, and Eric. timeless....

[@jackhall8918]

One of the best! Had is own style Played the way he wanted. Awesome pure sound that you hear now in clapons music. Want never be forgotten hear. R.I.P. JJ

[@deckiedeckie]

JJ Cale.....May you be jammin' wherever is that you are....Happy and in peace!!

[@bryanfennell7581]

...Did not think it possible.....shed a tear for the the man just now....wow!!!

[@rockinrowdyjimmyd]

Memorial Day 2019. First song of the day. Good way to start off the day!!

[@AlfHofstetter]

It was great to have you around during our time. Thanks for your music.

[@rockingwithreecie3255]

Two words that comes to mind. CLASSIC AND TALENT

[@pwilliams5724]

saw jj cale at convocation hall Univ. Toronto 1989. small venue was awesome

[@susankimball3136]

fer alot of us the first time we heard of J.J. was when others ( even "others from other lands" ) introduced us to his music. thanx Eric. yers admirably RPG.

[@yansoe1808]

Ok

[@stevenmistichamberschamber3925]

He’s a proud okie! JJ Cale Oklahoma born and bred!

[@coravisser727]

this is real fantastic we miss you cale but your music we keep it alive.

[@chanctonbury63]

Cale and Clapton are a match made in heaven.

[@wladekwloszcz3803]

J.J. shaped my appreciation of music. Timing, timing, timing; and songwriting, that comes from a true man. Later on in my life I went on to J.S. Bach, Maxim Vengerov, Isabelle Faust, Carolyn Sampson et al., but I always come back to J.J. Miss him.

[@calvin28s]

JJ invented that Tulsa sound. Chill always. Awesome version.

[@imathugyall742]

You can't hardly....you just can't.......sweet geeetar tones and licks from two masters of the instrument. Swamp rock and blues intertwined...I could listen to this song 30 times in a row...in fact I might.

[@buckfan1969]

I have a brother in law that somehow missed rock and roll growing up in Minnesota (he's 71). From time to time I try to turn him on to the good stuff. When I decided to turn him on to J.J., this was the song I sent him. Now he's digging up everything he can find on the old master. If you googled the world 'cool', you ought to find a picture of Mr. Cale. RIP, J.J.

[@lewisxavier8802]

I bought "Naturally" back in '72 and wore the grooves right down... Love at first listen. He's smooth as a bottle of 16 year old Scotch, and one of my all time favs. The stats don't lie... 99.96% of listeners like JJ Cale, and that says it all.

[@tippimail1]

Question:How good do you have to be to have Eric Clapton as a guest musician?Answer:This good. R.I.P. ,J.J.

[@johnnyozelius6852]

100% percent there. I guess you must be pretty great

[@karenrouchon7487]

@@johnnyozelius6852 JJ cale and Clapton were gr8 friends, Eric did a memorial for b.b. king and JJ and who knows who else... Clapton has so many lps out he is the best! And I love the original Skynard they were sooo good, I try never to compare musicians as most play other musicians songs because it means something to them....

[@johnthomasstarr2182]

Good ole boy

[@dianemichellecolwell5959]

God BLESS You J,J,Cale it's not just Eric Clapton who Idealized you may You Live on in the breeze.lol.

[@PeterKertesz2013]

It's like when SRV played with Lonnie Mack. Great!

[@MikeMayo1963]

If you ever notice, his musicians are always smiling... says something about the man. RIP JJ. may the breeze carry you home

[@guschavez4354]

One TALENTED GUITARIST RECOGNIZING THE OTHER,DOES NOT GET BETTER THAN THIS.

[@brendahawkins3965]

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[@thebottles6996]

YELLING IS THE BEST WAY TO GET ONE"S POINT ACROSS!!!

[@Marlande66]

such great music, I could listen to that for hours... such a cool groove. R.I.P JJ, roll on down that road man.

[@garrisonhill1]

This version does it for me, and some. Both great musicians.

[@mountainman615]

Eric Clapton and JJ Cale are from an era of musicians/entertainers that had to have talent in order to make it in the business! There aren’t any greats being made today for tomorrow like these guys!

[@susanreed2802]

Clapton idolized Cale, I can see why. Not only a great guitarist but one of the best song writers ever. R.I.P. JJ

[@ricks.1318]

AMEN ...................

[@deplorabledave1048]

Amen

[@johncook2971]

Susan Reed I saw a you tube concert out-take where Clapton refused to play when JJ gave him the opening saying 'I came to listen to YOU play. That says pretty close all that needs be said. Thanks for the space here.

[@Bootsyfruit]

By far. ❤

[@gsmgsaghhi3479]

Susan Reed jjcale.unjean

[@robertayalabrean7273]

hearing in 2020 and still a great song , with those leyends !!!

[@johngrenier2039]

J.J. wrote this song, so who do the Skynards have to thank huh! J.J. Cale is/was a phenomenal musician back in late 60's & 70's, and still to this day. He is sorely missed in our music world. I was a J.J. Cale fan back when I was a crazy dope smokin hippie way back in them good ol' Woodstock days lol.... rock on J.J. wherever you are ...

[@Toolmybass]

Yep, they sure would have to thank him. Skynyrd took a good tune and made it great.

[@jacquelinejeenmetelica2506]

I think I just died and went to Heaven..Heaven is so much love that right here, right now can work..Well Eric and this Pod Rock..Wow..Eric is my musical soul mate. I trust his Word..on Love and Life and how to TURN A MOOD.