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

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We lost another great musician / performer / songwriter on Friday July 26th, 2013! JJ Cale passed away this past Friday. Man, talk about hard hitting! I feel like I lost a family member! I grew up with this man and his music. I've spent many hours listening to his music over the last 35+ years and I have many good memories from times in my life that were influenced by his music. This guy had so many hits, you couldn't count them all using all your appendages. JJ, you will be greatly missed by the whole world! R.I.P. brother! So I dug through the archives yesterday as soon as I heard the disturbing news and found a nice show that I think will help preserve his memory and many great songs. I was up all night and had problems with the original conversion, then did a second conversion to You Tube HD format, then had some problems getting it to upload to You Tube. But it seems to be taking the upload, so here it is: JJ Cale Live @ The Bottom Line in NYC in 1992. This is the full show. The original broadcast was on Japanese TV. It seems to be fairly rare, I haven't seen it anywhere else and I don't think it got aired on US TV. This clip is being brought to you in the memory of a great American hero, Mr. JJ Cale, from The Rev. Bob Archives. Keep the memory alive and enjoy the show! Thanks for watching! Go out and buy anything by JJ Cale today, then go home and play it for all your friends and make sure THEY KNOW this was the man who wrote After Midnight, Call Me The Breeze, Cocaine & Bringing It Back just to name a few. Spread the memory of JJ Cale. This was posted on the JJ Cale website: JJ Cale Has Passed Away JJ Cale passed away at 8:00 pm on Friday July 26 at Scripps Hospital in La Jolla, CA. The legendary singer / songwriter had suffered a heart attack. There are no immediate plans for services. His history is well documented at JJCale.com, rosebudus.com/cale, and in the documentary, To Tulsa And Back. Donations are not needed but he was a great lover of animals so, if you like, you can remember him with a donation to your favorite local animal shelter. The music and videos that I post on my channel are being offered free for the promotion of the artist that made the music and the enjoyment and education of fans of the music everywhere. No money is being asked for these performances. These are being posted for free. All credit will be fully given to any and all artist involved in the making of said video. These videos are being offered under the Fair Use And Free Trade Act for music lovers everywhere to enjoy and learn from. Special thank you's to any and all artist that made said video. You make the world a better place for all of us.