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Wednesday, July 31. 2013

RIP, J J Cale

A good sound. He talks more than sings. Fun to see ol' Leon on the pianny.





Posted by Bird Dog at 15:32 | Comments (5) | Trackbacks (0)

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Funny, he actually sings on the recorded version of this song.
#1 phil g on 2013-07-31 15:43 (Reply)
J J Cale was a long-time favorite of mine, I remember buying the single "Crazy Mama" backed by "Don't go to Strangers" even before "Naturally" was released. He kept a special groove through many, many fine songs, and was a very special guitar master. Great tone, economy of playing, spaced the notes in his own way. Lived his life as he wanted, and didn't get caught up in the whole music business/entertainment nonsense. A true original, and his few tours in recent years were still amazing, check out Youtube for his 2010 tour with Eric Clapton. Sad that he's gone already.
#2 Seppo on 2013-07-31 16:04 (Reply)
One of the very best!
#3 RL on 2013-07-31 16:13 (Reply)
Covered in Sippican Cottage. Blankety blank spam filter wouldn't take the embedded link, even though I added two sentences of verbiage after the link.
#4 Gringo on 2013-07-31 19:59 (Reply)
--old Leon on ''shindig'', 1964 --he was 22 years old.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R7zY-UY8HtE
#5 buddy larsen on 2013-08-01 02:51 (Reply)

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