Widespread Panic — Traveling Light
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Travelin' light is the only way to fly
Travelin' light, just you and I
A one way ticket to ecstasy
Away on down, just follow me
Travelin' light, we can go beyond
Travelin' light, now we can catch the wind
Travelin' light, just let your mind pretend
We can go to paradise
Maybe once, maybe twice
Travelin' light is the only way to fly
We can go to paradise
Maybe once, maybe twice
Travelin' light is the only way to fly
Travelin' light, just you and I
A one way ticket to ecstasy
Away on down, just follow me
Travelin' light, we can go beyond
Travelin' light, now we can catch the wind
Travelin' light, just let your mind pretend
We can go to paradise
Maybe once, maybe twice
Travelin' light is the only way to fly
We can go to paradise
Maybe once, maybe twice
Travelin' light is the only way to fly
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good grief bunch of whingers here… I really enjoy this version. And I do like Panic in gerneral as well.
Guitar is boring compared to Cale. Drumming seems a bit over the top for what should be a pretty laid back sound.
Not bad as covers go. The original crushes it like a grape of course.
cely wrote:
I think for me it's the marching-band-cadence of the snare drum in this cover. JJ Cale had a laid-back, shuffle rhythm to a lot of his songs that made them so relaxing and enjoyable to listen to. This version is a bit more regimented and rushed sounding.
Interesting. Great band, but you lose that Cale sound and vibe that makes his songs come alive. Same as the Clapton covers. Can't put my finger on it without listening back to back, but Cale had a kind of magic.
I think for me it's the marching-band-cadence of the snare drum in this cover. JJ Cale had a laid-back, shuffle rhythm to a lot of his songs that made them so relaxing and enjoyable to listen to. This version is a bit more regimented and rushed sounding.
"Widespread Panic discovered a couple of my songs and started doin' 'em on the gigs. They'd take a song and expand it and everybody plays a long time and people really like that. But I made my living as a songwriter so I try to get to singin' and get it over with."
best drummer than Dire strait
My son thought I was having a fit when he saw me air drumming to this....kids today 😆
TerryS wrote:
Find mysef agreeing with Stingray, the drumming is superior.
The beauty of JJ is the understated element - he does it better than anyone, with the possible exception of Mark Knopfler. Other versions are - exactly that: other versions. They bring the flavour of the band doing it. To me the original JJ versions are the definitive. His live takes are different and not so understated. Different stokes for different folks/audiences. TerryS wrote:
Agreed here too...+1 to 8 for the drumming...LLRP!!
Find mysef agreeing with Stingray, the drumming is superior.
Agreed here too...+1 to 8 for the drumming...LLRP!!
sfyi2001 wrote:
I wish my hair did that... then again, if it did I'd probably hate it...
I wish my hair did that... then again, if it did I'd probably hate it...
StefLauwers wrote:
JJ Cale -> Eric Clapton -> Mark Knopfler - > Widespread Panic (and many others influenced by/covering JJ on the way and since) - for those too young to know!
Has a bit of a Mark Knopfler vibe to it
JJ Cale -> Eric Clapton -> Mark Knopfler - > Widespread Panic (and many others influenced by/covering JJ on the way and since) - for those too young to know!
cherjr wrote:
Well, there is/was only one. JJ Was THE coolest guy ever. He managed to write and play cool and grovve to the max. Soooo cool.
like J.J.Cale version better, sorry :)
Well, there is/was only one. JJ Was THE coolest guy ever. He managed to write and play cool and grovve to the max. Soooo cool.
Traveling light is a way of pretending your mind or heart aren't heavy.
Has a bit of a Mark Knopfler vibe to it
Interesting. Great band, but you lose that Cale sound and vibe that makes his songs come alive. Same as the Clapton covers. Can't put my finger on it without listening back to back, but Cale had a kind of magic.
Eric did this, too. I like any version, because I can identify with the message.
<edit three mins later> ... and now BillG plays Eric's cover of JJ Cale's After Midnight! You da MAN, BillG!
<edit three mins later> ... and now BillG plays Eric's cover of JJ Cale's After Midnight! You da MAN, BillG!
Very good drummer. Best than DIRE STRATE 
mojave-life wrote:
So do I!!…..JJ Cale version much better!!
So do I!!…..JJ Cale version much better!!
cherjr wrote:
So do I!!
like J.J.Cale version better, sorry :)
So do I!!
JJ would approve. And then some..
JJ Cale for Spread Heads.
Drummer is earning the $
Drummer is earning the $
Find mysef agreeing with Stingray, the drumming is superior.
radekker wrote:
+1... a JJ RP set rolls well…
Can't get enough of JJ.
+1... a JJ RP set rolls well…
https://youtu.be/_OgjB6y70ew
Can't get enough of JJ.
hbs47 wrote:
... you just made yourself look pretty silly.
You DO have that already don't you?
... you just made yourself look pretty silly.Skip the middle man, save some money and stay with the JJ Cale version. You DO have that already don't you?
thanks for the WSP
Great cover. JJ Cale would be proud.
Big fan of this band for many years. And, who doesn't love JJ Cale? Hoping RP digs deeper into both's catalog.
Truely awesome
JJ was just one in a million ... the autentic one and also the many covers of his songs by others just sound great ... And now Bikll just plays After Midnight by Clapton to confirm what I state, play it loud!!!!!" 
Proclivities wrote:
That would explain it.
Proclivities wrote:
That would explain it.
Lazarus wrote:Everybody in my mushrooming multitude of homeless camps be dancing buck ass naked across the forests and fields and mountains and beaches from sea to shining sea... love this cover... love Radio Paradise...
what a redundant cover of a great song
Everybody in my mushrooming multitude of homeless camps be dancing buck ass naked across the forests and fields and mountains and beaches from sea to shining sea... love this cover... love Radio Paradise...
More Mark Knopfler
teadye wrote:
Probably because it is...
That would explain it.
Probably because it is...
That would explain it.
Chris Isaakish 
TheKing2 wrote:
Probably because it is...
this does sound like a JJ Cale song, doesn't it?
Probably because it is...
TheKing2 wrote:
Yes I hear that, and maybe a little Dire Straits.
this does sound like a JJ Cale song, doesn't it?
Yes I hear that, and maybe a little Dire Straits.
AndyJ wrote:
You've been reading my mail.
I find RP expensive experience... Yep, it's all my fault.
New -2me-music prompts urge to investigate and buy.
I have bought several hundred since finding RP... And probably will buy more.
I also play my finds around the house and in my earphones as I travel... I find conversations about music are great ways to meet people.
Some days I listen to allclassical.org from Portland for my classical fix.
Other days I may listen to WWOZ.org from New Orleans for my N.O. Jazz taste...
I always come back to RP.... Why-? Because it fits me, my work/lifestyle and it opens new ideas and artists for me.
New music to me. Chosen and played by humans who have demonstrated broadly good tastes of music from around the world and across the decades... That is a talent and ability that the machine radios do not have and cannot duplicate.
Machine radio does not care because I am source of data points not a human...
New -2me-music prompts urge to investigate and buy.
I have bought several hundred since finding RP... And probably will buy more.
I also play my finds around the house and in my earphones as I travel... I find conversations about music are great ways to meet people.
Some days I listen to allclassical.org from Portland for my classical fix.
Other days I may listen to WWOZ.org from New Orleans for my N.O. Jazz taste...
I always come back to RP.... Why-? Because it fits me, my work/lifestyle and it opens new ideas and artists for me.
New music to me. Chosen and played by humans who have demonstrated broadly good tastes of music from around the world and across the decades... That is a talent and ability that the machine radios do not have and cannot duplicate.
Machine radio does not care because I am source of data points not a human...
You've been reading my mail.
this does sound like a JJ Cale song, doesn't it?
Incredible drummer
PS
Are they singing about UFO's...? Orbs...?
oldfart48 wrote:
spinal muscular atrophy
ok but what is SMA ? Stupid Mens Attitude ?
spinal muscular atrophy
Lazarus wrote:
We be dancing... love it...
ok but what is SMA ? Stupid Mens Attitude ?
We be dancing... love it...
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reception.
Golf Registration Includes:
One spot in the tournament (March 22)
Goody bag
Lunch on the course
Post golf awards reception
Two tickets to live music (March 22)
Two entries to the dinner/silent auction (March 23)
Two tickets to JB & Friends with special guests (March 23)
Everybody in my mushrooming multitude of churches be dancing buck ass naked... love this cover...
Nice version of my favorite JJ song - RIP:(
Did not know this was written by JJ Cale (who died yesterday). Sad passing of a great songwriter.
We be traveling light on our feet... love this song...
Great holy smoking doggies we be dancing... love this cover...
I find RP expensive experience... Yep, it's all my fault.
New -2me-music prompts urge to investigate and buy.
I have bought several hundred since finding RP... And probably will buy more.
I also play my finds around the house and in my earphones as I travel... I find conversations about music are great ways to meet people.
Some days I listen to allclassical.org from Portland for my classical fix.
Other days I may listen to WWOZ.org from New Orleans for my N.O. Jazz taste...
I always come back to RP.... Why-? Because it fits me, my work/lifestyle and it opens new ideas and artists for me.
New music to me. Chosen and played by humans who have demonstrated broadly good tastes of music from around the world and across the decades... That is a talent and ability that the machine radios do not have and cannot duplicate.
Machine radio does not care because I am source of data points not a human...
New -2me-music prompts urge to investigate and buy.
I have bought several hundred since finding RP... And probably will buy more.
I also play my finds around the house and in my earphones as I travel... I find conversations about music are great ways to meet people.
Some days I listen to allclassical.org from Portland for my classical fix.
Other days I may listen to WWOZ.org from New Orleans for my N.O. Jazz taste...
I always come back to RP.... Why-? Because it fits me, my work/lifestyle and it opens new ideas and artists for me.
New music to me. Chosen and played by humans who have demonstrated broadly good tastes of music from around the world and across the decades... That is a talent and ability that the machine radios do not have and cannot duplicate.
Machine radio does not care because I am source of data points not a human...
How can this possibly be rated only 6.6? It's WSMFP!
Businessgypsy wrote:
C'mon - you listen to RP because it's a carefully curated DJ experience, not a listener request station. There are plenty of those out there, including Hispanocentric choices. I hear Euro, Caribe, African, Latin and some genres that define definition here. I even have to put up with reggae, but I still stick around. Thinking that you're being discriminated against is just wrong. It's not a democracy.
If I find myself not liking the station, I go to one of the soma stations, or creamy radio, or radio NRI or radio darvish, or WWOZ or radioio or..
If I find myself not liking the station, I go to one of the soma stations, or creamy radio, or radio NRI or radio darvish, or WWOZ or radioio or..
"because it's a carefully curated DJ experience...";
"It's not a democracy..."
Hmm, you speak as the "owner of the radio" .... by chance, you are not DJ Bill himself?
This cover is AWESOME!!!! Love it!!!! Panic will play in St. Louis, Missouri in three days...
cartoon wrote:
It is, indeed.
isn't that a song by ... j.j. cale?
It is, indeed.
isn't that a song by ... j.j. cale?
Well, I'd have sworn Mark Knopfler, but that's okay....he'll make an RP appearance soon, eh Bill?
We be dancing... love it...
14th Annual Hannah's Buddies Charity Classic, March 22-23, 2013
Support the Fight Against SMA
The Hannah's Buddies Charity Classic attracts more than 250 golfers from around
the U.S. each year. The tournament includes a four-person scramble at the Grand
Cypress in Orlando, Florida. Following the tournament, there will be an award
reception.
Golf Registration Includes:
One spot in the tournament (March 22)
Goody bag
Lunch on the course
Post golf awards reception
Two tickets to live music (March 22)
Two entries to the dinner/silent auction (March 23)
Two tickets to JB & Friends with special guests (March 23)
Everybody in my church loves this cover soooo much!!!!
On January 27th, Widespread Panic will play in la República Dominicana...
Widespread Panic believes that art education, and in particular music education, is integral to the overall education and advancement of children. Art allows for personal expression, appreciation of ideas, celebration of cultural awareness, sharing emotions, and gives purpose to life. Widespread Panic agrees with research findings that art education supports more traditional academic subjects as well as being a worthy pursuit in its own right.
rdo wrote:
Education is much more than training servants for the corporate lords. Knowing how to induce aesthetic experiences is more valuable than money!
I wonder if they teach them about the $250 million dollar Cezanne (the current record for art auction).
Yeah, that's a great lesson for our kids. Paint something, then 100 years after you are dead some fool spends a fortune on your work.
Yeah, that's a great lesson for our kids. Paint something, then 100 years after you are dead some fool spends a fortune on your work.
Education is much more than training servants for the corporate lords. Knowing how to induce aesthetic experiences is more valuable than money!
rdo wrote:
I wonder if they teach them about the $250 million dollar Cezanne (the current record for art auction).
Yeah, that's a great lesson for our kids. Paint something, then 100 years after you are dead some fool spends a fortune on your work.
Wow, that's pretty bitter. Having a hard time flogging your paintings?
I wonder if they teach them about the $250 million dollar Cezanne (the current record for art auction).
Yeah, that's a great lesson for our kids. Paint something, then 100 years after you are dead some fool spends a fortune on your work.
Wow, that's pretty bitter. Having a hard time flogging your paintings?
romeotuma wrote:
I wonder if they teach them about the $250 million dollar Cezanne (the current record for art auction).
Yeah, that's a great lesson for our kids. Paint something, then 100 years after you are dead some fool spends a fortune on your work.
I wonder if they teach them about the $250 million dollar Cezanne (the current record for art auction).
Yeah, that's a great lesson for our kids. Paint something, then 100 years after you are dead some fool spends a fortune on your work.
BBOGDA wrote:
I think it sounds like Dire Straights with someone else singing....I prefer JJ Cale's version, tbh
Dire Straights sounds like a real bad place to go sailing :)
Sounds a bit like Mark Knopfler.
I think it sounds like Dire Straights with someone else singing....I prefer JJ Cale's version, tbh
No Dire Straits , no Mark Knopfler. Song was originally performed by JJ Cale, back in ...1979( ?).
Dire Straits or Mark Knopfler with other singer...
Dire Straits or Mark Knopfler with other singer...
I prefer the live version on "light fuse and get away" which is a solid 9! This one only gets a 7.
BBOGDA wrote:
+1
Sounds a bit like Mark Knopfler.
+1
kurt_from_kanada wrote:
Maybe.
It could be seen as "travelling light, (it's just) you and me...."
Nope ... "I" is the subject.
Maybe.
It could be seen as "travelling light, (it's just) you and me...."
Nope ... "I" is the subject.
BBOGDA wrote:
More like Mark's father.
Sounds a bit like Mark Knopfler.
More like Mark's father.
rpdevotee wrote:
Clive Deamer style!
Great Drumming!
Clive Deamer style!
romeotuma wrote:
Everyone in my hotel room tremendously loves this cover...
https://www.google.com/imgres?q=hotel+room+in+pj%C3%B6ngjang&um=1&hl=de&sa=N&biw=1079&bih=571&tbm=isch&tbnid=gnTEftgtGPGH1M:&imgrefurl=https://www.holidaycheck.com/hotel-Travel%2Bpictures_Hotel%2BYanggakdo-ch_ub-hid_199804.html%3Faction%3Ddetail%26mediaId%3D1158120038&docid=2rSLoKW5pWJQzM&imgurl=https://www.holidaycheck.com/data/urlaubsbilder/mittel/112/1158120038.jpg&w=440&h=330&ei=7tgNT7ewDJG1sgbo9NnkBA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=773&vpy=145&dur=4312&hovh=194&hovw=259&tx=63&ty=122&sig=103401516059240853556&page=3&tbnh=162&tbnw=258&start=16&ndsp=8&ved=1t:429,r:3,s:16
Everyone in my hotel room tremendously loves this cover...
https://www.google.com/imgres?q=hotel+room+in+pj%C3%B6ngjang&um=1&hl=de&sa=N&biw=1079&bih=571&tbm=isch&tbnid=gnTEftgtGPGH1M:&imgrefurl=https://www.holidaycheck.com/hotel-Travel%2Bpictures_Hotel%2BYanggakdo-ch_ub-hid_199804.html%3Faction%3Ddetail%26mediaId%3D1158120038&docid=2rSLoKW5pWJQzM&imgurl=https://www.holidaycheck.com/data/urlaubsbilder/mittel/112/1158120038.jpg&w=440&h=330&ei=7tgNT7ewDJG1sgbo9NnkBA&zoom=1&iact=hc&vpx=773&vpy=145&dur=4312&hovh=194&hovw=259&tx=63&ty=122&sig=103401516059240853556&page=3&tbnh=162&tbnw=258&start=16&ndsp=8&ved=1t:429,r:3,s:16
Great Drumming!
keller1 wrote:
It appears that Texans think the rules of grammar are different there, but "you and I" is right, as in "You and I are traveling light".
Maybe.
It could be seen as "travelling light, (it's just) you and me...."
It appears that Texans think the rules of grammar are different there, but "you and I" is right, as in "You and I are traveling light".
Maybe.
It could be seen as "travelling light, (it's just) you and me...."
Art_Carnage wrote:
It appears that Texans think the rules of grammar are different there, but "you and I" is right, as in "You and I are traveling light".
It's "Traveling light, just you and me", not "... you and I".
Idiots. No wonder we have a generation of morons who can't construct a coherent sentence.
Idiots. No wonder we have a generation of morons who can't construct a coherent sentence.
It appears that Texans think the rules of grammar are different there, but "you and I" is right, as in "You and I are traveling light".
BBOGDA wrote:
Think about the Traveling Wilburys!
These musicians already make the same as McDonalds and Coca Cola!
(This was a Joke)
Sounds a bit like Mark Knopfler.
Think about the Traveling Wilburys!
These musicians already make the same as McDonalds and Coca Cola!
(This was a Joke)
BBOGDA wrote:
Or Stevie Ray or Chris Isaak. It's the tone, a fairly stock setting on a Fender Stratocaster
Sounds a bit like Mark Knopfler.
Or Stevie Ray or Chris Isaak. It's the tone, a fairly stock setting on a Fender Stratocaster
Sounds a bit like Mark Knopfler.
A great original (JJ!), and a cover that holds up over the test of time... coming up on 25 years. Love me my Widespread Panic.
It's "Traveling light, just you and me", not "... you and I".
Idiots. No wonder we have a generation of morons who can't construct a coherent sentence.
Idiots. No wonder we have a generation of morons who can't construct a coherent sentence.
Their earlier stuff was so uneven and inconsistent I gave up. This might make me re-consider
PANIC!!! Better let your mind pretend......
Rest in Peace, Mikey Houser
Rest in Peace, Mikey Houser
That guy on skins is FAST!
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romeotuma wrote:
What a fantastic classic cover of the JJ Cale song... love it...
Totally agree. I love Cale's version the best, but this one is pretty darned good, too...
What a fantastic classic cover of the JJ Cale song... love it...
Totally agree. I love Cale's version the best, but this one is pretty darned good, too...
kudos to JJ Cale
calypsus_1 wrote:
I'll take my caution in small doses, mi caldo de pollo de mi cocina, and my lessons in humility from example. Now lighten the fuck up and join me in enjoying this music, hermano!
Some stuff
Businessgypsy wrote:
Caution and chicken broth and some humility never hurt anyone.
In terms of music, nobody is above nobody, and nobody knows everything, and wise is he who listens to others.
And besides, you are neither Bill nor i am not even Hispanic.
And you are not the spokesperson for anyone. As for democracy, neither go through this route unless you go Cuban dissident.
Is not my habit to make song requests. Fortunately i hear the music i want, either on radio-stations, live-shows, or in private. Everything in its place. And everything has its value and specific interest. And yes, surely, i listen to various radio-stations around the world, US, UK. EU, and if it were otherwise, would never have come to the RP. And If you do not know, i want to remind you that RP is "Listener Supported", and that exists in RP a function called "Request this song". And, again, you do not even hesitate, i appreciate the invaluable work that Bill has developed here.
C'mon - you listen to RP because it's a carefully curated DJ experience, not a listener request station. There are plenty of those out there, including Hispanocentric choices. I hear Euro, Caribe, African, Latin and some genres that define definition here. I even have to put up with reggae, but I still stick around. Thinking that you're being discriminated against is just wrong. It's not a democracy.
If I find myself not liking the station, I go to one of the soma stations, or creamy radio, or radio NRI or radio darvish, or WWOZ or radioio or..
If I find myself not liking the station, I go to one of the soma stations, or creamy radio, or radio NRI or radio darvish, or WWOZ or radioio or..
In terms of music, nobody is above nobody, and nobody knows everything, and wise is he who listens to others.
And besides, you are neither Bill nor i am not even Hispanic.
And you are not the spokesperson for anyone. As for democracy, neither go through this route unless you go Cuban dissident.
Is not my habit to make song requests. Fortunately i hear the music i want, either on radio-stations, live-shows, or in private. Everything in its place. And everything has its value and specific interest. And yes, surely, i listen to various radio-stations around the world, US, UK. EU, and if it were otherwise, would never have come to the RP. And If you do not know, i want to remind you that RP is "Listener Supported", and that exists in RP a function called "Request this song". And, again, you do not even hesitate, i appreciate the invaluable work that Bill has developed here.
calypsus_1 wrote:
If I find myself not liking the station, I go to one of the soma stations, or creamy radio, or radio NRI or radio darvish, or WWOZ or radioio or..
Mr DJ Bill:Why this aversion to the language hispanic? ... Why? Are not good enough for RP?
C'mon - you listen to RP because it's a carefully curated DJ experience, not a listener request station. There are plenty of those out there, including Hispanocentric choices. I hear Euro, Caribe, African, Latin and some genres that define definition here. I even have to put up with reggae, but I still stick around. Thinking that you're being discriminated against is just wrong. It's not a democracy.If I find myself not liking the station, I go to one of the soma stations, or creamy radio, or radio NRI or radio darvish, or WWOZ or radioio or..
Mr DJ Bill:
Widespread Panic - Casa Del Grillo
Why this aversion to the language hispanic? Why do you flee of Hispanic songs as "devil flees from the cross"?
garycha wrote:
It adds TONS to the Cale original. TONS of superfluousness...
I'd imagine I'd like it more if I were predisposed to the whole jam band sound. 5/10.
Adds nothing to the JJ Cale original. 2/10
It adds TONS to the Cale original. TONS of superfluousness...
I'd imagine I'd like it more if I were predisposed to the whole jam band sound. 5/10.
cherjr wrote:
Agree completely.
like J.J.Cale version better, sorry :)
Agree completely.
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All rights reservedlike J.J.Cale version better, sorry :)
"JB LIKES! "
"So I thought Ive heard version of this song, Hendrix, stevie Ray, Sting, Derrick & the Dominoes even Skid Row. Sorry but Who is this? " Pages225
"I'm curious, who is the long haired, white bearded guitar player? He is really good, and i just want to know who he is. " Utlrapilot123
"Jimmy Herring is his name. He has played with Jazz is Dead, The Grateful Dead, Aquarium Rescue Unit, The Allman Bros, and now Widespread Panic." pokesmoke16
"With ya! I revisit this vid/ disc a couple of times a year for the goosebumps and huge smile it brings. What a night. And I got Birmingham the next weekend. F***in great times." truthandreasonnow
I have been playing this CD while in the shower each morning for the last week turned up to 11... It is sooo RAD!
My second ex was huge into Panic, but for some reason, you could never find this CD anywhere (even though we lived in GA at the time). I went out to Utah for a long business trip..and low and behold...I found like a dozen copies in a music store...so I called her and asked if she still wanted it...LOL...She wanted me to buy every single one of them!!
That being said, not my most favorite song on the CD...Space Wrangler is just soooo nifty!!
That being said, not my most favorite song on the CD...Space Wrangler is just soooo nifty!!
Not so long ago, a wonderful radio station in our town played this song by JJ Cale and Eric Clapton. I'd never heard it before, but that was the version I loved most. I've heard Mark Knopfler do it, and now Widespread Panic, but the Cale/Clapton rendition will probably always be the one that haunts me. I miss the Coyote FM that once was...
GREAT MUSIC!
james_of_tucson wrote:
Completely spot on. Tremendous live band.
This is the first time I've heard Panic on any radio at all, or any other way besides hearing them live, or traded bootlegs.
This is only kinda-sorta what they sound like. Not saying it's bad, but this is a band that must be experienced live.
This is only kinda-sorta what they sound like. Not saying it's bad, but this is a band that must be experienced live.
Completely spot on. Tremendous live band.
This is the first time I've heard Panic on any radio at all, or any other way besides hearing them live, or traded bootlegs.
This is only kinda-sorta what they sound like. Not saying it's bad, but this is a band that must be experienced live.
This is only kinda-sorta what they sound like. Not saying it's bad, but this is a band that must be experienced live.
Adds nothing to the JJ Cale original. 2/10
Being a Clapton fan, I like the EC version better—sorry!
I always enjoy this set with Traveling Light following Wonderful wizard. I put it in my own playlist this way thanks to you!
Definitely channelling Mark
Nice work on the fender,a hammond in there,guy can sing,,#8 !
Wow! This is some good sh#t!!
9
9
Tizmself wrote:
Blech...
Tastes bitter!
Blech...
Tastes bitter! Tizmself wrote:
Yes, please! Thank you!
Yes, please! Thank you!
I love J J Cale!
lysisphere wrote:
I thought that for around 10 seconds. An Excellent 8.
This sounds more like Dire Straits than the new Mark Knopfler song... anyone?
I thought that for around 10 seconds. An Excellent 8.
JJ Cale tune... think there doing it allright in this version, solid 8
This sounds more like Dire Straits than the new Mark Knopfler song... anyone?
romeotuma wrote:
This is soooo good for the ears...
This is soooo good for the ears...
Jeez! Did they sample Clapton's voice?
romeotuma wrote:
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I do not agree with you— lots of people could agree with me, too...
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like J.J.Cale version better, sorry :)
there is j.j.cale version of this? OMG!