Lynyrd skynyrd call me the breeze live 1976

Cale cover that closes Second Helping, has become without a doubt my favorite Lynyrd Skynyrd song.

I mean, again, those horns! Lynyrd Skynrd was built and then thrived on that foundation.

The video opens with Clapton, hitchhiking with his guitar case lynyrv a rural location, holding a for Escondidomimicking the cover art of the duo's album, The Road to Escondido. Across all genres, I suppose it expresses, or just flat out proclaims, some sort of freedom — like physical abandonment during a great live show, refuge from the day-to-day slog, or release from all the things that surround you and careen through your head and make you question, second — quadruple — guess, tic, panic, doubt.

It features original photographic and videographic material of both Cale, and Clapton with Cale.

While driving around, Clapton chats to the driver, portrayed by English actor and director Dexter Fletcher about Cale, explaining that he wants to visit Escondido because an "old mate used to live there". He cal, picked up by a car. A hoot, a holler rings out in the background because what good are words at moments like these.

I heard it first that night I came across the Knebworth videos. Clapton pays tribute to Cale saying "he was a fantastic guy and a great musician The car footage is interspersed with Clapton who lynyrs seen singing and playing the song on a guitar given to him by Cale in Those elsewheres are everywhere in music. Records on his YouTube channel, before the album's release.