Original released on CD Because BEC5543727
(FRANCE 2019, April 26)
With each album, J.J. Cale just proves how good of a guitar player he is and how much influence he has had on other contemporaries like Mark Knopfler and Daniel Lanois. A few tracks here almost sound like Knopfler playing. The first few tracks are nice country blues. If we try, is a cool acoustic track, probably the best here. "Tell Daddy" is a dreamy number, played with brushes and piano. "Maria" is almost a Lanois sounding track from his Wynona album. "Don't Call Me Joe" is another dreamy number to wrap up the album. For a set of unreleased stuff this comes over as a pretty decent Cale album in its own right even at the points when its clearly just a solo demo, which is measure of the sheer consistency of the mans artistry. Damn I really miss this guy. His take on the blues was pretty unique. (in RateYourMusic)
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