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	J.J. Cale Travel-Log Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock Track Listings (14) - Disc #1 Shanghaid - J.J. Cale, Ashworth, Audie Hold on Baby No Time Lady Luck Disadvantage Lean on Me End of the Line New Orleans Tijuana That Kind of Thing Who's Talking Change Your Mind Humdinger Riverboat Song
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CD Details

All Artists: J.J. Cale
Title: Travel-Log
Members Wishing: 5
Total Copies: 0
Album Type: Import
Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock
Styles: Singer-Songwriters, Blues Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 012414130624, 012414130617, 012414130648, 5013705123627, 743211942027, 828765512329

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Member CD Reviews

Lisa B. (Lisa) from CTR TUFTNBORO, NH
Reviewed on 9/1/2006...

A man with a profound sense of groove takes a more aggressive stance in terms of tempos and playing on this one.

CD Reviews

Up there with his 70's stuff

Matty N | Seattle, WA United States | 02/18/2000

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Initially I dismissed this album, as I'm skeptical about JJ's newer material. But while this release fails to capture the earthy, analog grit of classics like Naturally and Troubador it is still well worth owning. Tunes like No Time and Lean On Me are vintage JJ. He also does a nice job of mixing genres on Lady Luck and Tijuana. End Of The Line, however, really makes the album - as Cale gets back to the raw precision that seems to have eluded his blues in recent decades..."

Mid-period sophistication

Lance Kozlowski | Guadalajara, Mexico | 04/05/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"In '94, this was my first exposure to JJ Cale, and I played it hundreds of times. I have since purchased quite a few of his earlier CDs. Though all his work seems fairly even and similar, I think this album has the greatest variety, the most sophisticated mixing of the ensemble players, and the most original and clever lyrics. The production mix is wonderfully layered and complex, yet somehow maintains the feel that it could have been recorded in a smoke filled garage. It has all the traditional sounds but steps outside of the reliance on blues and traditional themes."