Singer and songwriter JJ Cale, whose work became hits for ... more than a dozen albums of his own, beginning with Naturally in 1972, Cale cultivated a quiet anonymity, doing few interviews ...

JJ Cale has written some of the rock and roll ... Finally issuing his debut album Naturally at the tail end of 1971, Cale kick-started his solo career with another take on "After Midnight" and ...

J.J. Cale, a laconic, Oklahoma-born musician who ... He made his first album — “Naturally” — and moved to Nashville. Working from his own Crazy Mama’s studio, he worked enough over ...

J.J. Cale, whose songs became hits for the likes ... In 1971, Cale, who was born and raised in Oklahoma, released his debut album, Naturally, while he was already in his 30s.

Originally written by guitarist, singer, and songwriter J.J. Cale for this 1971 debut Naturally, “Call Me the Breeze” follows the story of a man leaving behind the burdens of the world and ...

Grammy-winning musician and songwriter JJ Cale, perhaps best known for writing ... Cale then released his own first album, "Naturally," in 1972, including his own version of "After Midnight." ...

(Cale’s albums) ‘Naturally,’ ‘Troubadour’ and ‘Okie’ came out in quick succession (in the 1970s). I was going in one direction, playing a lot of blues and rock… and J.J. was ...

J.J. Cale wrote “Call Me The Breeze” for Naturally. While the album feels down to earth and traditional, Cale utilized new production techniques, namely a drum machine. He told Vintage Guitar ...

He was renamed JJ Cale by the Whisky a Go Go entrepreneur ... Cale developed his trademark sound as he painstakingly assembled his Naturally debut. “I'd always played loud rock'n'roll guitar ...

JJ Cale, the musician who wrote “Cocaine ... His biggest song as a solo artist was “Crazy Mama,” from his album “Naturally,” which peaked at #22 in 1972. He continued to work long ...

JJ Cale, the musician who wrote “Cocaine ... His biggest song as a solo artist was “Crazy Mama,” from his album “Naturally,” which peaked at #22 in 1972. He continued to work long ...