This American cult legend has turned his laid-back style into a trademark. J.J. Cale has forged an inspiring career that spans four decades. He received his first major exposure in 1970 thanks to Eric Clapton, who turned J.J. Cale's 'After Midnight' into a hit song overnight. A few years later, Clapton repeated the trick with 'Cocaine'. But the legacy of J.J. Cale has much more to offer: collected on three 180 gram LPs chock full of rootsy Americana songs that will stay in the back of your head long after you turned off the record player. Tracklist: 1. LP After MidnightCrazy MamaCall Me the BreezeMagnoliaCrying EyesLiesI'll Kiss the World GoodbyeIf You're Ever in OklahomaChangesCryingCajun MoonOkieAnyway the Wind BlowsCocaineTravelin' LightHey BabyCherryYou Got Something2. LP I'll Make Love to You AnytimeDon't Cry SisterSensitive KindThirteen DaysMonaCarry onMama Don'tIf You Leave HerCity GirlsDon't WaitDowntown L.a.Devil in DisguiseGrasshopperMoney TalksHard TimesTeardrops in My TequilaTrouble in the City3. LP Change Your MindLady LuckLonesome TrainJailerBorrowed TimeLow DownGuitar ManStone RiverThe ProblemMidnight in MemphisWoke Up This MorningDurangoThings Ain't SimpleSanta Cruz