#GeorgeHarrison #A_Legend #Bangladesh_51_Anniversary George Harrison // Leon Russell - Beware of Darkness _ Live / M.S.G. '71 Beware of Darkness is a piece of music by George Harrison; opens the second album of the triple LP All Things Must Pass 1970 🔊There are videos that you may not have seen🔊 https://www.facebook.com/VladoSimunovicRock The Concert for Bangladesh: Its a benefit concert for Bangladesh, held on Madison Square Garden in New York on 1 August 1971. In addition to the main partici

JJ Cale & Leon Russell at the Paradise Studios, LA 1979 Amazing set recorded live in Leon Russell's Paradise Studios in Los Angeles. SET LIST: 01. T-Bone Shuffle 02. Nowhere To Run 03. Cocaine 04. Ten Easy Lessons 05. Sensitive Kind 06. Hands Off Her 07. Lou-Easy-Ann 08. Going Down 09. Corine Corina 10. Roll On 11. No Sweat 12. Crazy Mama 13. Fate Of A Fool 14. Boiling Pot 15. After Midnight 16. T-Bone Shuffle 17. T-Bone Backwards 18. Same Ole Blues 19. Don't Cry Sister 20. Set Your Soul Free (T

J.J. Cale & Leon Russell Perform Same Old Blues In Session At The Paradise Studios - Los Angeles, 1979 In a 21 song set, they are having the time of their lives, and we are left to watch in wonder. Joining Cale and Russell are his wife, Christine Lakeland, along with Marty Green, Nick Rather, Jimmy Karstein, Bill Boatman and Ambrose Campbell. Cale didn’t record his first album, Naturally, until he was thirty-two. “Eric helped me out a lot. Leon did, too. I guess the reason I made it was that peo

Start your week right with Cale’s live performance of “Cocaine.” Popularized by singer Eric Clapton on his album SLOWHAND, the song has also been covered by rock bands like Nazareth and Duran Duran guitarist Andy Taylor. What’s your favorite version of “Cocaine?” Tell us in the comments below. #jjcale #live #performance | JJ Cale