JJ Cale - R.I.P. 1938-2013! - Live @ The Bottom Line, NYC 1992! (complete show)

[@donaldfitzgerald8950]

One of the best we ever had....RIP JJ...💙🎵🎶

[@BlindWillieJackson]

I saw this same line up May, 1990 in Ft. Worth when Travel Log came out. It was incredible! I was only 23. I stayed up all night, drove up to Norman, OK, meet up with friends then drove to far eastern Oklahoma & took canoes down the Illinois River, camping overnight.

[@mennobults6464]

Okay, you had a little help from your friends ;-) Envy you for being there. Must have been great.

[@garyhuman6747]

JJ Cale was,and still is, unforgettable, his genius is so evident when he plays. To my great regret I didn't get to see him, but, because there are some good people who can deliver some fabulous videos I can dream! Thanks JJ.

[@trumpetflowerII]

He gave us music that no matter how many times I hear it I'm never bored and want something else. I'm grateful that I saw his presence; it wasn't easy as he preferred to be in the background, but when he played and sang he bared his intellect, which in music was anything but monotonous. Humble to the end.

[@Itaivarochik]

Beautifully captured ❤

[@TyHo-db9gz]

❤a down to Earth Guy from Tulsa, Oklahoma. If you Go there to visit, then you will understand where He has His inner Peace from

[@portagable]

Have listened to him over 40 ,years,never get tired.

[@marcosgomes7681]

Me too

[@mikeymike530]

since Troubadour 1977 travelled 6 moths in campervan through Europe, now 61, living in Cape Town, he 's still my absolute guitar God. More than the king of laidback... the king of authentic

[@timrenick8069]

This is killer!!! I learned half of what i know about guitar playing and song craft from JJ. He showed me that it's ok to lay back.....you don't have to be a shredder to speak on your instrument. He was an epiphany to an 80's metal kid like me. Changed my life and truly moved me, more than any school or religion ever did.

[@robertm2000]

Testimony!!

[@1956gjb]

Tim Renick I was there that night first table in front

[@CaslavMitic]

@@1956gjb awesome bro.. I discover JJ to late, but now I listen to him all the time. Chears

[@steelyman08]

@@CaslavMitic Never too late to enjoy it 🙂

[@3rdmachineage]

Oh my goodness this isn’t JJ Cale’s real music…carry stuff by that girlfriend on gtr

[@revbobj3220]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for stopping by.

[@robertkane8745]

J. J. among the best Artists of our time. R.I.P. J.J.

[@azbobs]

Another six stringer down that will always be remembered and missed! JJ will live on with the legacy of his music, and for everyone he touched and continues to, will miss you JJ RIP JJ

[@robertm2000]

The unrelenting groove may have been silenced but it will play forever in our hearts. RIP JJ.

[@brummbaer50]

How wonderful: A LIVE-show 23 years ago with my ever favorite musicman since 1971 !!! For me JJ is not gone !!!

[@jesuspv]

JJ CALE - Live at The Bottom Line, New York City, 1990-03-16 00 - Introduction 00:01 01 - Cajun moon 00:26 02 - Tijuana 03:42 03 - Sensitive kind 08:35 04 - Got my mojo working (by Preston "Red" Foster, 1956) 12:46 05 - Down in Hollywood (by Ry Cooder & Tim Drummond, 1981) 18:15 06 - Magnolia 23:46 07 - After midnight 27:24 08 - Bringing it back 35:57 09 - Disadvantaged 42:02

[@persevere4]

Thank you, excellent

[@blindblackpianist]

19:43 any chance you could add the personnel to your comment? This chromatic harp player deserves some love

[@chambreavecvuesurleblues527]

R.I.P. J.J. Cale, I miss you!

[@polixeniagraf2636]

R.I.P.JJ ⚘️

[@tonymiddlehurst8438]

How good are these guys, especially the sax man and the young lad on the harmonica.

[@sebastienprahin9179]

THANK YOU!!!!! And R.I.P JJ CALE

[@rogerdaltrey1]

I was there. So was Lou Reed. Unequaled. Playing that Roland monstrosity and making it so human sounding.

[@revbobj3220]

You were there? That must of been a blast! This was a great show. I was lucky enough to see JJ probably 5 or 6 times through out his career. Every show was an incredible experience! When I walked away from a JJ Cale performance, I always felt my life was just a little better than it was when I walked in. That, in my book, pretty much defines "a religious experience". A moment in life that makes you a better human being! Thanks JJ for giving us your music, and thanks to Joe Stebbins for watching!

[@rogerdaltrey1]

Thanks Rev. JJ was The Tao of Guitar. Always an inspiration.

[@rogerdaltrey1]

Again Rev. Thanks for posting.

[@francesjochum4239]

I have watched/listened to this upload many times over the past year. What a wonderful performance by an incredible artist and a great band! I went to the same enormous Tulsa Central High School as JJ (or Johnny back then), but had no idea what had become of him until after his death. I have become a huge fan since that time and only wish I could have seen him perform live. I do spread the word as often as possible, Rev. Bob, and hope we can keep his memory alive....Though the great music SHOULD do that on its own! Thanks for this and your other JJ posts.

[@CLP-t7c]

And what a loss it was. He'll missed. Nobody could take it down mellow like JJ.

[@markhorton3041]

JJ Cale has been an inspiration to me since I was turned on to his music by a girl friend in 1982. Luckily he came to our town of Virginia Beach just after that. Though I only got to see him once, I sure feel blessed. I don’t know any other musicians who could play, record, and produce the music like he could.

[@donchase1602]

No one person personifies pure musicianship as does JJ. I will miss his inspirations dearly! Thank you for giving of yourself with unabated beauty and gifted ness!!!!

[@joecharles5368]

Yes Sir. Seen him 5/6 times. 3 real Rough times. But, really Brother Ray, Carlos, Leonard and so on. MUSIC 🎶💞🤗

[@patrickgriffin1637]

oh yes I do love you. thank you for being you . you have made my life better. you are being missed.

[@jantarpsz]

To short! When they started to cooking, they left the stage! JJ Całe is in my top 5! How great he was... Now we dont have nothing

[@veradias7322]

Brilhante 😊

[@gnurxer]

My new Fav...

[@cimaculturaltijuana1839]

Amo la musica de JJ... muy bella esta cancion con la que inicia, dedicada a la frontera San Diego - Tijuana... Genial todo lo que escribe y como lo musicaliza... Bendiciones a Mr. JJ Cale

[@balerjohnson3099]

Thanks for the post man..never seen it before. Being from Oklahoma Im kinda partial. I found JJ Cale through Leon Russell way back in 197somethin. JJ and Leon wrote the book for me.

[@nolanpierce9254]

Thank's for the post.New Orleans loves J.J. Cole, I will miss him.Let us be thankful he was a generous musician and shared his music with the world.He could deliver with incredible confidence.He had a way of grabbing a crowds attention and hanging on to it.Thank's J.J. after midnight I'm gonna let it all hang out!

[@richardjohnson3463]

wonderfully excellent, we all were reduced somehow when JJ passed on... no one else compares....lucky to enjoy his unique musical creations

[@tomallen5837]

Oh wow. just oh wow. thanks for sharing. This is sooo good. ..making my weekend. JJ has always been there for me, since '76 for me anyways "-). We are so lucky to have him. Blessed actually. RIP JJ, there will never be another you.

[@JukkaTarvonen]

1992-03-16 J.J. Cale @ Bottom Line, New York City, USA 00 Introduction 0:00:00 01 Cajun Moon 0:00:26 [from Okie (1974)] 02 Tijuana 0:03:42 [from Travel-Log (1989)] 03 Sensitive Kind 0:08:35 [from 5 (1979)] 04 Got My Mojo Working (by Preston "Red" Foster, 1956) 0:12:46 05 Down in Hollywood (by Ry Cooder & Tim Drummond, 1981) 0:18:15 06 Magnolia 0:23:46 [from Naturally (1971)] 07 After Midnight 0:27:24 [from Naturally (1971)] 08 Bringing It Back 0:35:57 [from Naturally (1971] 09 Disadvantaged 0:42:02 [from Travel-Log (1989)] ● J.J. Cale - vocals & guitar ● Christine Lakeland - vocals & guitar ● Oldham Spooner - keyboards ● Tim Drummond - bass ● Jim Cruce - drums ● Jim Kerstein - percussion ● Steve Douglas - saxophone ● Jim Gordon - harmonica ● Kenny Rankin - congas, guitar & piano ___________________________________________________________________________________________ J.J. Cale - Live from the Bottom Line in New York [DVD, released on June 2005] ___________________________________________________________________________________________ John Weldon "J.J." Cale (December 5, 1938 - July 26, 2013) J.J. Cale Website: jjcale.com J.J. Cale @ AllMusic: www.allmusic.com/artist/jj-cale-mn0000119651/biography J.J. Cale @ Discogs: www.discogs.com/artist/290587-JJ-Cale J.J. Cale @ Wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._J._Cale ___________________________________________________________________________________________

[@gilconidaambat5917]

oh man oh man, thanks for themagic

[@blindblackpianist]

wow I had to dig way too far to find this

[@davids736]

To the OP..The Rev. ... Just read your intro. You are a clearly a great fan, as I am myself. Many thanks for taking the time to finally get this on KZbin!

[@ealanzer]

THIS is what good music is all about. Tnx for sharing revBob!

[@cassicleaning]

J.J. Cale was the best thing. Ever. in the whole world. Ever.

[@imanisland6727]

thank you jj - for your Music in this confusing times and thanks to Eric Clapton for teaching me and half europe about real Music by listening to his friends......

[@yorgovalirakis6786]

only time I saw him live after years of listening. RIP JJ great musician, thank you for posting Rev. Bob

[@GulfSouthGene]

Love me some J.J. Cale music. His style of music will live forever on you tube, never get tired of listening to real music, made by a real musician.

[@johnholland723]

He's a man of few words.He gets in and gets out.And invites the others to do the same.

[@christiansibbald7245]

Still, miss my old Friend JJ Cale RIP so have a good travel to Heaven

[@Itaivarochik]

Steve Douglas on the Sax is killing it 🎉

[@danthefan5378]

Rev.~ThankYou for posting The PEEERLESS JJ Cale!

[@steveandon63]

jj cale forever R.I.P

[@nicolegarnett5562]

John Cale, My personal favourite of the 20th century.

[@terrapinjonathan.]

Thx Rev I appreciate you forwarding this to us.. Such a blessing

[@johnhunt2952]

the best. rip

[@syl1958]

He’s too cool for words. Saw him in Sydney Aus in 1974 at a midnight concert. It was an unforgettable nights. Very sad when I heard of his passing RIP. 🙏

[@morellonannick7999]

Excellent show, hélas trop court ! Merci de l'avoir diffusé.

[@nestoralvarez8035]

GRACIAS POR SUBIR ESTE RECUERDO DE UN TIPO QUE VIVIO COMO QUIZO E INFLUENCIO A TANTOS...QUE EN PAZ DESCANSES JJ CALE ...SIGUE TOCANDO EN EL CIELO,DALE DURO POR ALLA!

[@NYCBG]

Goodbye J.J.... Goodbye, Bottom LIne... Time it was and what a time it was...

[@kavehmoosa]

Thanks brother for sharing this piece of art. His memories will always be kept with joy and great respect. His music also brings me good times to mind. rest in peace the great J J Cale.

[@steveandon63]

jj cale r.i. p we love you bro

[@yvileye]

merci beaucoup. très apprécié

[@pjq26]

J.J. Cole, thank you for You are... Thank you...

[@peglegnoid6139]

BRAVO

[@samreds8107]

Cajun Moon as a first song,yes His and he still the moon who's shining ,not much to say deeply to let this Unknown legend become known,for me he's more than that and i can't find the right words to describe his perfect natural talent After midnight without Cocaine : rest in peace John J Cale ,then humanity will always remember you

[@RobHollanderMusic]

Thank you for posting this. He was one of the best.

[@robertm2000]

They called JJ Cale "laid back." On the surface. But JJ Cale was a powerful musician. Like a keg of dynamite waiting to be set off. That was his secret - real power under control!

[@marcosgomes7681]

Powerfull and Magic,yes

[@alistairhaycock3275]

110%🙂

[@michaelclaxton8425]

First time I heard of him and heard him was Okie courtesy Kerstin at her house about 100 years ago. Hi Kerstin and many thanks for everything!

[@Itaivarochik]

What a legend

[@anastasiosGAB]

Your songs makes you IMMORTAL ... thanks for your notes . The GREEK funs .

[@johnnycat7299]

Many thanks for uploading this Rev Bob, never even heard of this show before today!

[@dat219]

In an interview with Eric Clapton they asked him who is his favorite I believe musician guitar player and he didn't hesitate or skip a beat pun intended he said John Cale . I got to see him in Portland 20 years ago He signed the Aladdin theater poster of his gig for me. He shook my hand twice .He was the kindest laid back musician that I've met. I still have that feeling today as I did when talking to him thanking him for his music but he reached his hand out to me to shake my hand twice. Anyway at that show small theater 700 people I was mesmerized and I had a pretty good up front seat up front I was mesmerized by his right hand how rhythmic melodic it was moving, hard to explain certainly hard to copy maybe next to impossible to really get what a person does down. Also I listen to an interview not long ago of him talking about how he could never play like the people that he liked when he was younger So he just developed his own style of playing and It developed into of course a one-of-a-kind his kind of note playing. I thought how fantastic that was because I am no way comparing myself to JJ Cale And the reality is I could never play like Stevie Ray or Eric Clapton Jeff Beck So I realized years ago you just start playing for yourself and driving one note home at a time and it doesn't matter how many notes you play and that is how you play those notes with feeling anyway There's one more thing I'll leave you with there's a saying that the most important note is the next one JJ Cale certainly will be missed forever

[@DavidCarterTroubador]

Great video, thank you for posting. J. J. was like no other a true guitar hero.

[@johnnykarlitch]

Une perle...

[@gimmieshelter1597]

vaya corazon!!! loveee

[@allanrobertson5501]

absolutely smokin'

[@jontrabl]

R.I.P.

[@iljapetrovitch9812]

He cannot die, he's a gentle rock, aint he ?

[@michellebutler3467]

Mr. JJ CALE!! THE BREEZE!!!

[@robertbeneito9851]

TRISTE NOUS PERDONS UN IMMENSE TALENT IL RESTERA PRESENT PAR SON OEUVRE ON NE L'OUBLIERA JAMAIS

[@freddygrasset9220]

oui c'est un grand bonhomme qui disparait

[@andrewbryan359]

A friend gave me a tape of J.J in the 80's and I now have almost all his recorded music. How I wish I 'd seen him live. Who ever did is very lucky. Clapton tried to kill himself on drugs and drink and had more women than the Brigade of Guards and yet he still had the fortune to know this man and record with him. Life is not fair. What a talent. I bet he was great company. Anyone meet him?

[@aileeneilert7162]

yes...he was in salt lake city playing with keyboards and drums (in 1984) and I said to him I listen to your stuff everyday. This was between sets and he was drinking rum and coke. He said to me o go on, and then he shuffled away from the bar...what a humble and genuine guy.

[@khalilohab]

his is my dearest forever

[@christiansibbald7245]

Remember Our Jam Sessions Paradiso Amsterdam Such a Long Time ago Miss Our Friendship thanks for Your Guitar

[@mpgabriel819]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@kaoseast1]

Van Morrison And JJ are Troubadours in Time

[@gerlandozucca7364]

Puritani e generosi indimenticabilimusici

[@דוידגורכוהל]

אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!!!

[@darkocorluka6345]

Iz poštovanja prema Caleu, Clapton je na većini njihovih zajedničkih nastupa stajao desno iza Calea!!!! hr.wikipedia.org/wiki/JJ_Cale

[@trucnoir]

thanks. epic this is

[@russellneil2062]

Can't argue with Eric Clapton's or Mark Knopfler's taste. JJ made it look easy, but man you had to be good to write, sing and play like him.

[@franckmollardditfrankigoes3174]

Merci...

[@shosho63449]

rip j j

[@roll-on4525]

Que grande !!!

[@georgedickert2503]

Holy shit.....anyone know of any other recordings from this tour? Please post

[@weldrboy]

looks like Harvey Keitel could be JJ in the movies.

[@steveejohn8830]

the last song is so close to New Orleans is Sinking by The Tragically Hip.

[@allieb1621]

Shit video quality but fantastic sound - thanks. Definitely worth a watch.

[@daniellindberg7914]

JJ was so cool, he pissed ice cubes....

[@lectorua8585]

dire straits ----student

[@eunitapitout3167]

Shanana I love it

[@tat_songs]

Bitchin Bajas brought me here.

[@mcleanartists]

!

[@johnholland723]

Who is that beautiful lady on the guitar?Jj's girlfriend?

[@simonjager9259]

Tracklist inkl timestamps please

[@davids736]

What's the song 22.30? Thanks!!

[@azbobs]

Down in Hollywood

[@davids736]

Thanks azbobs azbobs (great name btw :o) )....

[@ayoubmakboul8965]

What's the song 3.27.??

[@lectorua8585]

and eric clapton same

[@christopherlangdon2892]

The 40 downvotes are Justin Bieber fans.

[@simonjager9259]

Waschbär Clapton