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J.J. Cale- GUITAR MAN- CD- 1996- Delabel Records- 724384148027- 400 grn
GUITAR MAN is the 12th studio album by J. J. Cale, released in June 25, 1996. For a man who wrote such rock standards as "After Midnight," "Cocaine," "Call Me The Breeze," and "Magnolia," J.J. Cale maintains a surprisingly low profile. The Oklahoma singer/songwriter pioneered the fluid, laid-back, country-blues shuffles that provided aural blueprints for Mark Knopfler and Eric Clapton, but not one of Cale's 12 albums has penetrated the top-40 charts. GUITAR MAN, Cale's 12th album, is his strongest in a long time for several reasons. He recorded it almost all by himself out in his California desert studio, and his imagination seems to have been stimulated by his experiments with drum machines, synthesizers, and sequencers. A bluesy rootsiness still dominates his sound, but around the edges is a new high-tech crispness that provides a welcome edge to his lazy drawl.
PERSONNEL: J. J. Cale : Vocals, Guitar; Christine Lakeland : Guitar, Vocals; James Cruce : Drums.
J.J. Cale's albums usually sound interchangeable, and his 12th release, GUITAR MAN, is no exception. Although he has recorded GUITAR MAN as a one-man band effort, it sounds remarkably relaxed and laid-back, like it was made with a seasoned bar band. That doesn't mean there's much excitement on the album, but Cale's music has never been about excitement - it's more about laying back and letting the music flow. Of course, that approach results in remarkably uneven records, and GUITAR MAN is no exception. There's a handful of very good songs, but there's nothing on the level of his previous classics. It's just another pleasant J.J. Cale album, nothing more but nothing less, either.
Comes In A Standard Jewel Case With Black Tray Includes 8-Page Booklet.
On CD: Made In Holland; On Back Cover: Printed In Holland.
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