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J.J. Cale,To Tulsa and Back,Sanctuary,Sean Slone
J.J. CALE TO TULSA AND BACK Sanctuary On his first new studio album since 1996's Guitar Man, J.J. Cale does what he does best, laying down that same easy-going country-blues boogie shuffle that inspired Clapton, Knopfler, and so many others. And while there may not be anything here to rival tunes he ...
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November 1998 :: Music C-D :: J.J. Cale (David Whited)
J.J. Cale The Very Best of J.J. Cale Mercury/Chronicles Back in the early `70's, it seemed like Steve Winwood's "Feelin' Alright" and "I'm A Man" were going to land him the title of most covered songmeister. Everybody did a version of "Feelin' Alright." Then came old laid-back J.J. Cale. For a man ...
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Invisible Man (Full Light). Review by David Whited.
DARRELL SCOTT INVISIBLE MAN Full Light Most of Scott's past studio work has mainly been rooted in, and is probably more well-known for, a more 'traditional' -- or maybe an 'updated-traditional' -- sound than this release has, and on a Musician-level. Scott would've fit right into The Newgrass Revival ...
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Bootleg Series Volume 1: The Quine Tapes (Polydor Records). Review by James Mann.
... Quine, is just about what you would expect for a primitively recorded document of The Velvet Underground (Version 2, denoted by the absence of John Cale). It's incredibly hard to listen to at moments, contains three versions of "Sister Ray" (all at least 28 minutes long) - which is a rather stupid song ...
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Texoma (Bohemia Beat). Review by David Whited.
... . It has been said that in the hearts of music loving Oklahomans, LaFave is second in line for favorite homeboy status, waiting dutifully behind J.J. Cale. These are two totally different artists, though. While J.J. Cale did write some excellent songs that ended up being rockers, his songs usually only ...
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From her days as a drawing card in the Velvet Underground to her haunting sol...
... not fitting the band. She then began a 20 year solo career with Chelsea Girl, which was for the most part a Velvets album, featuring Lou Reed, John Cale, and Sterling Morrison, among others. Following that was her masterwork The Marble Index, a harrowing, dark collection of songs crafted by Nico and ...
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Midnight Pumpkin (TMG/Antones). Review by Hal Horowitz.
... R&B, blues, soul, funk, country, and even bluegrass. Not a songwriter, Price excels at uncovering obscure nuggets. Here she taps into one from J.J. Cale, "Like You Used To," and most interestingly, Atlanta's '70s almost-stars, Mother's Finest. Two other fine songwriters, Gwil Owen and Jerry Williams ...
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February 1998 :: Music H-K :: Jesus Lizard (Charles D.J. Deppner)
... period also leaves Jesus Lizard shopping for a new producer. This five song EP "tries out" no less than three producers, including John Cale and presents a variety of Lizard sounds such as the dirgish, percussion-absent (`boo-hoo') instrumental "Valentine." Even though McNeilly will be greatly missed ...
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October 1999 :: Music U-Z :: Weed (Matthew Moyer)
... bands keep claiming Portishead as a main inspiration? Why don't bands follow other guy/girl blueprints like the Creatures, the Human League, John Cale + Nico, or vampire-metallers Ancient? Just a quick aside, I apologize. Weed do have one thing in their favor, their aesthetic is much more acid-psychedelic ...
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September 1999 :: Music M-O :: Macha (Matthew Moyer)
... of Luna and Galaxie 500 -- whispers, xylophone, late night guitar. The instrumental "Between Stranded Sonars" is pure Velvet Underground with John Cale, and I can almost swear I hear a viola sawing away. They are definitely on a darker tip this time around the reincarnation cycle. Jetset Records, 67 ...
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