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)

jj cale at ellagurus,june 1990

Do It Again (Steely Dan)

Ahead of the People's Climate March, Neil Young shared with Democracy Now! an acoustic solo recording of his new song, "Who's Gonna Stand Up" (previously unreleased). We will be broadcasting the song during our 3-hour special live broadcast from the march on Sunday, September 21 from 10:30am to 1:30pm ET. Watch the livestream at democracynow.org. Democracy Now! is an independent, global news hour that is hosted by award-winning journalists Amy Goodman and Juan González. Watch the daily broadcast and search our vast archive of news reports at http://democracynow.org. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, Tumblr, Stitcher, SoundCloud, Google+ and Pinterest.

Exclusive: Neil Young - Who's Gonna Stand Up (Acoustic Solo)

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This lesson will be live this Friday, (May 29)

J.J. Cale Style Guitar Lesson (Sample) - coming this Friday

From the album, 'South Atlantic Blues' (Cat no. CEC003), due for release on CD and vinyl by Saint Cecilia Knows/lil'fish records, November 20, 2015. Originally released by Atco Records, 1968. Licensed exclusively from Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company.

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jj cale at ellagurus,june 1990

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