J.J. Cale

In June 1981, J.J. Cale delivered a rare live performance at the Commodore Ballroom in Vancouver, showcasing his laid-back vibe and unique blend of blues, rock, and country. Just before this recording, Cale released his album "Travel-Log" in 1976, which solidified his distinctive sound. During the performance, he played fan favorites like "Cajun Moon," "Mojo," and "Crazy Mama," all of which became staples in his repertoire. Interestingly, Cale's style has influenced countless musicians, including Eric Clapton and Lynyrd Skynyrd, but he often remained in the background, crafting classics that others popularized. This concert offers a glimpse into Cale's effortless charm and the relaxed atmosphere that defined his performances, making it an essential watch for any fan.

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