As Cale's influence on others expanded, he just continued to turn out the occasional album of bluesy, minor-key tunes. This one was even sparer than usual, with the artist handling bass as well as guitar on many tracks. Listened to today, it sounds so much like a Dire Straits album, it's scary. (Mark Knopfler & Co. had appeared in 1978, seven years after Cale.)
Ever since I got the JJ Cale/Clapton collaboration, I've been listening to A LOT of JJ Cale - I've always liked his music and I own a number of his albums, but I had gotten into rather a rut in that when I wanted to listen to him I'd cue up _Guitar Man_(a great album in its own right) by default. Over the past couple of weeks, though, I have rediscovered _5_ and I can't tell you how glad I am ...
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Ever since I got the JJ Cale/Clapton collaboration, I've been listening to A LOT of JJ Cale - I've always liked his music and I own a number of his albums, but I had gotten into rather a rut in that when I wanted to listen to him I'd cue up _Guitar Man_(a great album in its own right) by default. Over the past couple of weeks, though, I have rediscovered _5_ and I can't tell you how glad I am ...
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| Title | Lyrics | Buy |
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| 1 Thirteen Days |
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| 2 Boilin' Pot |
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| 3 I'll Make Love to You Anytime |
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| 4 Don't Cry Sister |
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| 5 Too Much for Me |
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| 6 Sensitive Kind |
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| 7 Friday |
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| 8 Lou-Easy-Ann |
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| 9 Let's Go to Tahiti |
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| 10 Katy Kool Lady |
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| 11 Fate of a Fool |
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| 12 Mona |
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