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)

Cover of 'For Your Love' by The Yardbirds

For Your Love (The Yardbirds)

Too Rude (Live - Keith Richards & The X-pensive Winos)

In The Garden - Van Morrison - Live At Mountreux 80

Do It Again (Steely Dan)

John Prine - Ain't Hurtin' Nobody

Bridge School Benefit October 1998. Not sure what day, Saturday or Sunday. Someone please help ! I did find a reference to 18th of October but is had the year as 1999. So lets say Sunday for now.

REM & Neil Young - Country Feedback - BSB 1998

Love & Only Love

Stop Now. What's That Sound?
What's going down is the excitement in the air for Eric Burdon's birthday.

In the spirit of "We've Got to Get Out of This Place" and "Sky Pilot," in which he used music to challenge the status quo,  Eric is offering a streaming only sneak preview of his newly recorded - "magnificent" - version of Buffalo Springfield's 1966 protest anthem,
"For What It's Worth," as a timely - and timeless - message to his fans. "  

"The whole idea of recording this song came as a result of a conversation I had with a young fan backstage, when she asked me, "Where are the protest songs today?" Right then and there, I wanted to write something about the brutality that's going on in the world today but I couldn't find any better way to say it than Buffalo Springfield did in "For What It's Worth".

The music I love was created by the sons and daughters of slaves. My life's work has always been about honoring those people who suffered and thus, created a language of peace and salvation through music. 
Everything we believed in during the '60s, everything people fought and died for, is being jeopardized today".
                                                                          Eric Burdon 

TONIGHT, Eric will appear on CNN series, SOUNDTRACKS: Songs That Defined History -  at 10 pm (PST/EST).

Eric Burdon - For What It's Worth - Baked 5 10 2017

Chanson de JJ Cale. Gilles Boivin à la flute indienne.

Call me the Breeze (JJ Cale)

"the Train Kept A-Rollin" was supposedly the first tune attempted at "Led Zeppelin"s  first get together in August 1968.... They played the tune frequently during their first six months....then the tune was brought back in 1980 as the show opener on what turned out to be their final tour.