Artist: J.J.Cale
Album: Rewind
Genre: Rock
Quality: CBR 192kbps
Release Date: 2-oct-2007
Tracks
01. Guess I Lose
02. Waymore's Blues
03. Rollin'
04. Golden Ring
05. My Cricket
06. Since You Said Goodbye
07. Seven Day Woman
08. Bluebird
09. My Baby And Me
10. Lawdy Mama
11. Blue Sunday
12. Out Of Style
13. Ooh La La
14. All Mama's Children
Info:
An artist, a song, a group of musicians, a producer, and a studio. The tape rolls, and everyone leaves well pleased. But then something happens, and the song doesn’t quite fit the project. These are fourteen songs, recorded between 1973 and 1983, that didn’t quite fit at the time. For many years, they were stored in the basement of Audie Ashworth’s house in Nashville. Ashworth was J.J.Cale’s producer and music publisher, and the basement was Crazy Mama’s Studio, known to those who examine the back of LP covers as the site of some of Cale’s finest recordings. In common with all of Cale’s recordings, these were painstakingly crafted with a profound understanding of how recordings are made. His touch of genius was to apply technology and craftsmanship to the point that they became invisible. Anyone can be clever; simplicity is tough.
Album: Rewind
Genre: Rock
Quality: CBR 192kbps
Release Date: 2-oct-2007
Tracks
01. Guess I Lose
02. Waymore's Blues
03. Rollin'
04. Golden Ring
05. My Cricket
06. Since You Said Goodbye
07. Seven Day Woman
08. Bluebird
09. My Baby And Me
10. Lawdy Mama
11. Blue Sunday
12. Out Of Style
13. Ooh La La
14. All Mama's Children
Info:
An artist, a song, a group of musicians, a producer, and a studio. The tape rolls, and everyone leaves well pleased. But then something happens, and the song doesn’t quite fit the project. These are fourteen songs, recorded between 1973 and 1983, that didn’t quite fit at the time. For many years, they were stored in the basement of Audie Ashworth’s house in Nashville. Ashworth was J.J.Cale’s producer and music publisher, and the basement was Crazy Mama’s Studio, known to those who examine the back of LP covers as the site of some of Cale’s finest recordings. In common with all of Cale’s recordings, these were painstakingly crafted with a profound understanding of how recordings are made. His touch of genius was to apply technology and craftsmanship to the point that they became invisible. Anyone can be clever; simplicity is tough.
