J.J. Cale

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  • blues
  • singer-songwriter
  • blues rock
  • rock
  • classic rock
J.J. Cale (born John W. Cale on December 5, 1938, in Oklahoma City, USA) is an American songwriter and musician, and recorded over 14 studio albums. He released his last studio album, Roll On, in the spring of 2009, while his previous release, The Road To Escondido, was recorded together with Eric Clapton and won a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album. He remains best known for writing two songs that Eric "Slowhand" Clapton made famous: "After Midnight" and "Cocaine." Cale has been covered by Lynyrd Skynyrd, Widespread Panic and even Larry Carlton.

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Songs

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    If You Leave Her

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    If You're Ever in Oklahoma

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    It's Good to Be in Austin

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    It's Hard to Tell

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    Jailer

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    Katy Cool Lady

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    Lady Luck

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    Lawdy Mama

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    Lean on Me

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    Leaving in the Morning

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    Let Me Do It to You

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    Let's Go to Tahiti

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    Lies

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    Lights Down Low

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    Like You Used To

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    Livin' Here Too

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    Living Here Too

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    Lonesome Train

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    Long About Sundown

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    Long Way Home

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    Losers

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    Lou-Easy-Ann

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    Louisiana Women

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    Love Has Been Gone

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    Low Down

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    Low Rider

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    Lowdown

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    Magnolia

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    Mama Don't

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    Maria

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    Midnight in Memphis

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    Miss Ol' St. Louie

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    Mississippi River

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    Mo Jo

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    Mona

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    Money Talks

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    Motormouth

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    My Baby And Me

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    My Baby Blues

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    My Cricket

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    My Gal

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    New Lover

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    New Orleans

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    No Time

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    Nobody but You

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    Nobody Knows

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    Nowhere to Run

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    Oh Mary

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    Oh My My

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    Okie

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