Biography:
John Weldon Cale (5 December 1938 – 26 July 2013), known as JJ Cale or J.J. Cale, was a Grammy Award-winning American singer-songwriter and musician. Cale was one of the originators of the Tulsa Sound, a loose genre drawing on blues, rockabilly, country, and jazz influences. Cale's personal style has often been described as "laid back".
His songs have been performed by a number of other musicians including "After Midnight" and "Cocaine" by Eric Clapton
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- 13 Days
- After Midnight
- Aint Love Funny
- Angel
- Another Song
- Blue Sunday
- Boilin Pot
- Cajun Moon
- Call Me The Breeze
- Call The Doctor
- Carry On
- Chains Of Love
- Cherry
- City Girls
- Closer To You
- Clyde
- Cocaine
- Crazy Mama
- Danger
- Don T Cry Sister
- Dont Go To Strangers
- Downtown La
- Fancy Dancer
- Fate Of A Fool
- Former Me
- Going Down
- Hard To Thrill
- Hey Baby
- Homeless
- I Got The Same Old Blues
- If I Had A Rocket
- If Youre Ever In Oklahoma
- Ill Be There
- Ill Make Love To You Any Old Time
- Ill Make Love To You Anytime
- Im A Gypsy Man
- Its Easy
- Last Will And Testament
- Long Way Home
- Lou
- Low Down
- Low Rider
- Magnolia
- Mama Dont
- Mamma Dont
- Missing Person
- Money Talks
- No Time
- Nobody But You
- Oh Mary
- Old Blue
- One Step Ahead Of The Blues
- Problem
- Ride The River
- River Runs Deep
- Riverboat Song
- Roll On
- Rollin
- Santa Cruz
- Sensitive Kind
- Since You Said Goodbye
- Sporting Life Blues
- Starbound
- Stone River
- Strange Days
- Take Out Some Insurance
- Teardrops In My Tequila
- That Kind Of Thing
- The Problem
- The Woman That Got Away
- Thirteen Days
- Travelin Light
- Trouble In The City
- Who Am I Telling You
- Wish I Had Not Said That
- You Got Something
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From: Harlan L Thompson
RIVERBOAT SONG- J.J. Cale
E
I hear a whistle, I hear a moan
A E
Must be my baby coming home
C B E
She's been down in Tupelo singin' that riverboat song
She is a dancer, a river queen
She teach them gamblers most anything
She been down in Tupelo singin' that riverboat song
CHORUS:
A E
Many nights I spend alone
A E
Many days there ain't nobody home
A E
Many times I wish she was here
C B
Hear that riverboat whistle blow I know she's gettin near
Hey river captain bring my baby home
I guess I'm lonesome since she been gone
She been down in Tupelo workin' that riverboat song
CHORUS
LAST VERSE
FROM: Travel-log, 1989.
#This file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation of the #
#song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. #
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From: Harlan L Thompson
RIVERBOAT SONG- J.J. Cale
E
I hear a whistle, I hear a moan
A E
Must be my baby coming home
C B E
She's been down in Tupelo singin' that riverboat song
She is a dancer, a river queen
She teach them gamblers most anything
She been down in Tupelo singin' that riverboat song
CHORUS:
A E
Many nights I spend alone
A E
Many days there ain't nobody home
A E
Many times I wish she was here
C B
Hear that riverboat whistle blow I know she's gettin near
Hey river captain bring my baby home
I guess I'm lonesome since she been gone
She been down in Tupelo workin' that riverboat song
CHORUS
LAST VERSE
FROM: Travel-log, 1989.
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