Beeman Dissertation Award for Outstanding Research in Communications and Marketing for Higher Education Advancement and was the 2008 Leo and Margaret Goodman-Malamuth Outstanding Dissertation Award for Research in Higher Education Administration. Senior Certified WebCT/Blackboard Trainer and Blackboard CE/Vista Product Specialist.ĭissertation on institutional rebranding (see ) was the 2009 international winner of the Alice L. Graduate of Marshall University, West Virginia University, Kentucky Christian University and Mountain State University.

Robert Plant & Allison Krauss: Killing the BluesĪssociate Provost and Professor of Mass Communication at Alderson Broaddus University and graduate faculty member at Concordia University-Portland.

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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: So You Want To Be A.Doc & Merle Watson: Sitting On Top Of The World.A Ronnie James Dio (1942-2010) Chronological Compe.The Great Society: Someone/Somebody To Love.The appearance of ‘Can’t Let You Do It’ and ‘Somebody’s Knockin” on I Still Do updated the story -especially the studio performance of the latter song, which followed its appearance as the opening number on Clapton’s Slowhand At 70 album and DVD release. Cale, offered no fewer than 16 new covers, featuring such guests as Mark Knopfler, Tom Petty and John Mayer. In 2010, on the Clapton album, he returned to the songbook for two more numbers, ‘River Runs Deep’ and ‘Everything Will Be Alright.’Ī year earlier, the 2CD/2DVD package Live At Madison Square Garden, with Steve Winwood, featured versions of ‘Low Down,’ ‘After Midnight’ and ‘Cocaine.’ Then that full tribute set of 2014, The Breeze: An Appreciation of J.J. number that originated on his Troubadour album of 1976.

In 1978, the Backless album included the American composer’s ‘I’ll Make Love To You Anytime’ 2001’s Reptile set contained his version of ‘Travelin’ Light,’ another classic J.J. In 1977, the halo effect was further heightened when Clapton recorded Cale’s ‘Cocaine’ for 1977’s Slowhand and turned it into a rock anthem, echoing J.J.’s languid guitar style as he had on the earlier song.Īs our playlist shows, Eric has never stinted in showing his admiration for Cale. By then, his profile had been raised considerably by the top 20 success of Eric’s version of ‘After Midnight’ in the US, as well as in Canada, New Zealand and Holland. was already 33 by the time that record, Naturally, was released in 1972. It was that endorsement that encouraged Cale, a classic late-starter, to believe that there might be a market for an album of his own.

After Eric was introduced to J.J.’s original of ‘After Midnight’ (from a 1966 single) by Delaney Bramlett, the British guitar hero recorded it for his eponymous solo debut album of 1970.

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