J.J. Cale
402 songs as collectible cards in HitMasters.
70.3K subscribers on YouTube Music
Solo artist · United States · 1958–2013
- traditional folk music
- blues
About
John Weldon "JJ" Cale was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter. Though he avoided the limelight, his influence as a musical artist has been acknowledged by figures such as Neil Young, Mark Knopfler, Waylon Jennings, and Eric Clapton, who described him as one of the most important artists in rock history. He is one of the originators of the Tulsa sound, a loose genre drawing on blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz. According to AllMusic, he was known for his "laconic delivery and shuffling boogie rhythm," as well as for his "laid-back rootsy style". He rarely diverted from this style throughout his career.
Most popular songs
- Sensitive KindJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Sensitive KindJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Call Me The BreezeJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Call Me The BreezeJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Sensitive KindJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Call Me The BreezeJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Sensitive KindJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Call Me The BreezeJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Sensitive KindJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Sensitive KindJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Call Me the BreezeJ.J. CaleB-Side
- Call Me The BreezeJ.J. CaleB-Side
Releases
- Carry On - BestAlbum · 2023
- Blowin' Down The RoadAlbum · 2021
- Drifters Life; The Broadcast Diary (LIVE)Album · 2020
- Stay AroundAlbum · 2019
- In SessionAlbum · 2016
- Roll OnAlbum · 2009
- Rewind - The Unreleased RecordingsAlbum · 2007
- To Tulsa and BackAlbum · 2004
- 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection: Best of J.J. CaleAlbum · 2002
- LiveAlbum · 2001
- The Definitive CollectionAlbum · 1997
- Anyway The Wind Blows - The AnthologyAlbum · 1997
- Guitar ManAlbum · 1996
- Closer To YouAlbum · 1994
- Number 10Album · 1992
- Travel-LogAlbum · 1989
- Special EditionAlbum · 1984
- #8Album · 1983
- GrasshopperAlbum · 1982
- ShadesAlbum · 1981
- 5Album · 1979
- TroubadourAlbum · 1976
- OkieAlbum · 1974
- ReallyAlbum · 1972
- NaturallyAlbum · 1971
- Roll On (Bonus Track)Single · 2026
- SneakySingle · 1958