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JJ Cale

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Released: Jan 1972
Label: Shelter Rec.
The originator of the "Tulsa sound" released this second record in 1973. The very definition of laid back, Cale plays a mixture of funk, lounge-y jazz, country and rock, draping everything in half-tempos and a muffled rhythm section, then sings over it all in a chilled-out voice barely above a whisper. The results are infinitely soothing and unavoidably funky. Even though none of the songs that Cale wrote and Clapton made famous -- "After Midnight" and "Cocaine" -- are on here, the album just feels familiar; Cale's sound is so distinctive.
- Mike McGuirk
JJ Cale - Really 1990-02-01
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    Lies
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    Everything Will Be Alright
    Everything Will Be Alright
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    I'll Kiss The World Goodbye
    I'll Kiss The World Goodbye
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    Changes
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    Right Down Here
    Right Down Here
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    If You're Ever In Oklahoma
    If You're Ever In Oklahoma
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    Ridin' Home
    Ridin' Home
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    Going Down
    Going Down
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    Soulin'
    Soulin'
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    Playing In The Street
    Playing In The Street
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    Mo Jo
    Mo Jo
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    Louisiana Women
    Louisiana Women
℗ 1972 Universal International Music B.V.