This the ultra rare B-Side that JJ Cale recorded on one his Liberty Record singles way back in 1966. It's very different from the Eric Clapton version which was a hit and his rerecording that appeared on his debut album, Naturally. 

1966 Slow Motion/After Midnight" [45 - as J.J. Cale - Liberty 55931]

JJ Cale - After Midnight (Liberty Records B - Side)

Pearl Jam - “Lightning Bolt” (Live)

The beginning to Dave Matthews Band - Crash Into Me, acapella.

Dave Matthews Band - Crash Into Me

jj cale at ellagurus,june 1990

The Rolling Stones - You Can't Always Get What You Want

(The Allman Brothers Band) (The Fillmore Concerts (Disc One)) (Stormy Monday) 07

Stripped

Let It Bleed (Live / Remastered 2009)

Stevie Ray Vaughan on Timothy Whites Rock Stars Oct. 23, 1989

Crosby, Stills and Nash at Glastonbury

The Black Crowes - Waiting Guilty

Duane Allman was one of the defining musicians of our era, rated second only to Jimi Hendrix in Rolling Stone's list of rock's 100 greatest guitarists. A founding member, with his brother Gregg, of the Allman Brothers Band, Duane was also active as a session musician, and as a member of the all-star Derek and the Dominos. This seven CD set, produced by Duane's daughter Galadrielle Allman and esteemed reissue producer Bill Levenson, shows the full breadth and depth of Duane's work, from early recordings (with Gregg) in bands such as The Escorts, Allman Joys and Hour Glass; to his studio work with Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Boz Scaggs, Delaney & Bonnie, Ronnie Hawkins and many others; to a live jam session with the Grateful Dead. The set includes several unreleased performances, many classic Allman Brothers songs, and a collector's cache of rare singles and long out-of-print album tracks. Also included are a 72 page book with essays by Scott Schindler and Galadrielle Allman, many rare photographs, a replica of Duane's guitar pick, and a Skydog sticker. 

Stevie Ray Vaughan on Timothy Whites Rock Stars Oct. 23, 1989

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