J.J. Cale

J.J. Cale was an American guitarist, singer, and songwriter, recognized as one of the creators of the "Tulsa sound"—a style blending blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz. His 1971 debut album, "Naturally," features tracks like "After Midnight" and "Crazy Mama." Cale's music influenced many artists, including Eric Clapton, who covered his songs "After Midnight" and "Cocaine." In 2006, he collaborated with Clapton on the album "The Road to Escondido," which won a Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album. Cale was known for his understated approach to fame, and his music remains influential across various genres. The products available from the artist J.J. Cale include CDs, vinyls.