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	J.J. Cale Closer to You Genres: Blues, Folk, Pop, Rock Track Listings (12) - Disc #1 Long Way Home Sho-Biz Blues Slower Baby Devil's Nurse Like You Used To Borrowed Time Rose In The Garden Brown Dirt Hard Love Ain't Love Funny Closer To You Steve's Song
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CD Details

All Artists: J.J. Cale
Title: Closer to You
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Virgin Records Us
Original Release Date: 8/23/1994
Release Date: 8/23/1994
Genres: Blues, Folk, Pop, Rock
Styles: Singer-Songwriters, Blues Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 724383961023, 0724383961054, 724383961047, 724383961054

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CD Reviews

Typical....he hasn't called one 'typical' yet has he...

David Booker | 09/30/2000

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Closer to you is a 'not too bad' CD. I read one time that most of this CD was recorded in a day or two. In a way, it sounds it.First, lets consider what I like about this CD. I like 'Like you used to', very nice, laid back (when isn't it?) accoustic, jazzy blues number. Some nice accoustic picking from Cale...a nice song.Track seven, the 3/4 timed (almost waltzy) 'Rose in the Garden'. Very pretty, maybe a little too pretty for some; again a primarily accoustic number.In less happy moments, Cale elects to fool around with a synth and drum machine. I guess this is no surprise - remeber that terrible drum machine on 'Call me the breeze'? At any rate, Devil's nurse, Brown Dirt, Hard Love and Clsoer to you all feature this - and it sounds terrible; it completely screws up the mixes. Imagine a clunky little drum machine sound - in MONO!Steve's song, the instumental closer with a 13 piece band is quite nice. As a rule though, it's the accoustic based songs that really work here."

Well , I kinda like it!

David Booker | Denver Co | 01/13/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Cales stuff has always sounded a bit demo -ish except for maybe the last 2; "Guitar Man" and the new "Tulsa" disc which are more produced . the dreaded (for some)drum machine also was part of the original J J' magic .. I still get a kick out of 'Call Me the Breeze' ..and I love the anti- production sound of the man, this one is a little gem, and has been with me since it was released . I go back to it , as I do all of em' time and time again. His stuff always sounds fresh and funky every time I put it on the player."