Eric Clapton Live With JJ Cale Released on Blu-Ray and DVD
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Eric Clapton's DVD and Blu-Ray versions of his "Live In San Diego With Special Guest JJ Cale" have been released, following the September 2016 release of the CD, vinyl set and digital album. Apart from the live concert recording that was featured on the album versions, the new home video editions feature bonus footage of Clapton and Cale rehearsing "Anyway The Wind Blows" and "Who Am I Telling You?" for the concert. The home video can be ordered here. The release was recording during the March 15, 2007 concert at the iPayOne Center in San Diego, CA, which featured Cale as a special guest and Clapton backed by guitarists Derek Trucks (now of the Tedeschi Trucks band) and Doyle Bramhall II. The two-hour San Diego concert was a highlight of the tour as it featured JJ Cale as a special guest on five tracks (including "After Midnight" and "Cocaine"), as well as Robert Cray on the final song of the record, "Crossroads." After successfully covering several JJ Cale songs over his career, Clapton finally collaborated with Cale in 2006 on the original album Road to Escondido. Clapton said at the time, "This is the realization of what may have been my last ambition, to work with the man whose music has inspired me for as long as I can remember." DVD/Blue-Ray Tracklisting: Extras:
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