Acctually J.J. Cale wrote that song same with After Midnight

I thought it was a cover???

When you look at the back it says J. J Cale???


Edit: I KNEW IT!!! :thumb: Go me!

He didn't write "Cocaine".

EDIT: Already said :thumb:

I just informed Everybody^

Tis still a very good song. Have you heard his cover of "Knockin on Heavens Door"?

I like that.

Which Cover. So many.

We were on the topic of Clapton....

So the Clapton cover eh?

He's covered quite a few songs Hasn't he.

Yes indeed.

But he writes good songs too.

I often find myself humming Bell Bottom Blues.

I often find you throw lightbulbs at stupid threadsarters.

I'm going to have lunch and watch John Foggerty. :cool:

i think i like clapton more as a musician than a guitarist. whatever band/solo project he was doing was usually more about the songs, instead of him showing off his guitar skills. i like that.

..............

Most bands aren't about showing off their guitar skills.

They all work together to make music.

I think what you mean is Clapton just kind of blended in with the crowd and didn't do anything like take a solo in the middle of a show when it wasn't supposed to be there.

[QUOTE=thickasabrick]i think i like clapton more as a musician than a guitarist. whatever band/solo project he was doing was usually more about the songs, instead of him showing off his guitar skills. i like that.[/QUOTE]

Yeah. But that's why he's so good. Who cares about good guitar parts if the song is good? I rockin' solo wont make a bad song good.

off topic but im listening to thick as a brick right now and kicks major arse

Lunch was nice.......................Foggerty was amazing.

[QUOTE=lunch998]I don't know, if you took anyone away from The Who they wouldn't be the same at all. So it's hard to single out just Pete.[/QUOTE]

True. Keith Moon died, but The Who went on a little while, quitting in 1982 (I think) then picking it back up with Zak Starkey (of all people :D ). They did quite well. With Entwhistle dead, I don't know now though what will happen. I know I'm pissed at Pete for supporting the Iraq war.

A lot of students at my school love classic rock. Led Zeppelin, Hendrix, The Who and a lot of others are really popular among us

i was watching top of the poips two with my dad and the rolling stones were on with 'i know its only rock and roll' and ever since then ive loved that kind of music, also i have liked the beatles since i heared about 5 seconds of 'she loves you' on ozzy osbourne's behind the music

One of the best Stones Songs^

123 ^

Lets get back up on the subject of Clapton:

Cream
Blind Faith
Derek and the Dominoes
or Solo?

I liked his Cream stuff the most.

Yardbirds
John Mayall Bluesbreakers

Me too with Cream

He wasn't really big with the Yardbirds though.

He quit after the first ablum?? :confused:

im pretty sure he quit the yardbirds in 1962

He said something like they were too pop-ish for him so he left.

Ha, zWnEd. Clapton>them

[QUOTE=MalcolmYoungRock]He said something like they were too pop-ish for him so he left.[/QUOTE]
yeah i read that in a biography of the yardbirds. its the only thing i remember from it

And then Mr. Jimmy Page came in.

...and KaPoW! zwnage +1

and kicked a lot of huge ***. did you know he played bass for them near the end of his yardbirds career