CLYDE, JJ Cale cover by JP

[Jean Pierre]

...and here's an old JJ Cale from behind the firewood

how do you translate the expreesion "de derrière les fagots" very special? from behind the firewood?

In short, I really liked this song when I heard it on YT, and I did my own arrangement with a nice strum guitar and a nice bass by BIAB, otherwise Lap steel (motorbike effect with reverse) and harmonica by JP.


Clyde" is a song written by J. J. Cale, which first appeared on his 1972 album Naturally.

[danieldesete]

Very cool well done JP !

[StephenM]

j'adore la batterie, le chant, l'harmonica... et cet autre truc de clavier... ça sonne incroyable JP... tu continues de t'améliorer ! Amour!


love the drums, the vocals, the harmonica.... and that other keyboard thing...   this sounds amazing JP... you keep on getting better and better!  Love! 

[Jean Pierre]

thank you Stephen ..it's not a keyboard it's my lap steel with on Reaper an effect of progressive volume and reverse on certain parts and a stereo balance effect that gives me the impression of a motorbike passing in front of you at high speed. 

Daniel , de Sete  ça me fait plaisir d'avoir votre avis et de vous croiser à nouveau sur SC  , vous vous faite rare, pourquoi? que deviennent Jean Seb (steel guitar) et THE MAUSS?

Daniel, from Sete, it's a pleasure to have your opinion and to meet you again on SC  You've made yourself scarce, why? what's become of Jean Seb (steel guitar) and THE MAUSS

[Mike_S]

Sounds great JP, I didn't know this but sounds lovely. Nice harmonica too!

Mike

[des0free]

Don't know this song, but love JJ Cale, who I got into via Clapton (have you listened to the "Road to Escondido" album - that is just down the road from me). Though I admit I have only listed to his best of album. Anyways, nice to hear a song by him.  Great job with the harmonica on this!

[Jean Pierre]

have you listened to the "Road to Escondido" album

no...et j'y vais de suite