01 Bringing It Back
02 Clyde
03 Ain't Love Funny
04 The Woman That Got Away
05 Closer To You
06 Borrowed Time
07 Losers
08 Crying
09 You Got Something
10 Midnight In Memphis
11 Don't Wait
12 You Got Me On So Bad
13 Nobody But You
14 Lean on Me
15 Riverboat Song
16 Devil's Nurse
17 A Thing Going On
18 Cloudy Day
19 Call The Doctor
20 Mama Don't
21 Crying Eyes
22 Low Rider
23 Travelin' Light
24 The Old Man And Me
25 Boilin' Pot
26 Changes
Part 2
01 Cocaine
02 Call Me The Breeze
03 Crazy Mama
04 Cajun Moon
05 Going Down
06 Money Talks
07 Hey Baby
08 Don't Cry Sister
09 Lies
10 Rock And Roll Records
11 Ridin' Home
12 Hard Times
13 Anyway The Wind Blows
14 Friday
15 After Midnight
16 Sensitive Kind
17 City Girls
18 Cherry
19 Hold On
20 I'm A Gypsy Man
21 Ride Me High
22 River Runs Deep
23 Magnolia
24 Devil In Disguise
25 Carry On
26 Right Down Here
27 Trouble In The City
Part 3
01 Don't Go To Strangers
02 Pack My Jack
03 If You Leave Her
04 I'll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)
05 Nowhere To Run
06 Playing In The Street
07 Runaround
08 Lou-Easy-Ann
09 Precious Memories
10 Let Me Do It To You
11 Soulin'
12 People Lie
13 Dr. Jive
14 Mo Jo
15 Missi
ssippi River
16 Woke Up This Morning
17 Starbound
18 Thirteen Days
19 I'll Make Love To You
20 Super Blue
21 Louisiana Women
22 Let's Go To Tahiti
23 Things Ain't Simple
24 Love Has Been Gone
25 You Keep Me Hangin' On
26 She's In Love
27 Durango
28 Okie
29 End of the Line
John Weldon "J. J." Cale (December 5, 1938 – July 26, 2013) was an American singer-songwriter, recording artist and guitarist. Though he deliberately avoided the limelight (being temperamentally averse to celebrity) his influence as a musical artist has been widely acknowledged by figures such as Mark Knopfler, Neil Young and Eric Clapton, who described him as "one of the most important artists in the history of rock". He is considered to be one of the originators of the Tulsa Sound, a loose genre drawing on blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz.
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