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He was born Jean Jacques Cale in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma and raised in Tulsa.

1 Partial discography

• To Tulsa and Back ( 2004)
• Anyway the Wind Blows ( 1997)
• Guitar Man ( 1996)
• Grasshopper ( 1982)
• Troubadour ( 1976)
• Naturally ( 1972)

2 Cover songs

Songs by Cale have been covered by the following artists:

• Brad Absher : The Sensitive Kind
• The Allman Brothers Band: Call Me The Breeze
• Chet Atkins: After Midnight
• The BandThe Band was a Canadian- American rock and roll band. First making their name as Bob Dylan's backing group in the late 1960s, they later became highly influential in their own right, as progenitors of country rock and helping to repopularize traditional A: Crazy Mama
• Bob Wilber Quintet : After Midnight
• Clarence Gatemouth Brown : Don't Cry Sister
• Captain BeefheartDon Van Vliet (born January 15, 1941 in Glendale, California), is a musician and painter, best known under the pseudonym Captain Beefheart . Vliet's output is rooted in blues music and rock music, but his idiosyncratic, diverse approach largely defies cla: Same Old Blues
• Larry Carlton : Crazy Mama
• Johnny CashJohnny Cash ( February 26, 1932 September 12, 2003) was an American country music singer and songwriter, known to his fans as "The Man in Black". In a career that spanned almost five decades, he was the personification of country music to many Americans a: Call Me The Breeze
• Eric Clapton: After Midnight, Cocaine (on SlowhandSlowhand is an album by Eric Clapton, released in 1977 (see 1977 in music). Track listing #"Cocaine" ( Cale) 3:41 #"Wonderful Tonight" (Clapton/Kamen) 3:44 #"Lay Down Sally" (Clapton/Levy/Terry) 3:56 #"Next Time You See Her" (Clapton) 4:01 #"We're All The), I'll Make Love To You Anytime, Travelin' Light
• David Allen Coe: Call Me The Breeze
• Randy CrawfordRandy Crawford is a jazz and R&B singer. Crawford first polished her craft at club gigs from Cincinatti to St Tropez, but made her name in mid- 1970s New York, where she sang with jazzmen George Benson and Cannonball Adderley. She led R&B veterans The Cru: Cajun Moon
• Daddy's Favorite : Let Me Do It To You
• Deep PurpleDeep Purple is a British rock group. They were one of the first and most famous hard rock bands, and are considered pioneers of heavy metal. Despite their association with the sub-genre, Deep Purple has never been purely a heavy metal band, though many la: Magnolia
• Dr. FeelgoodFeelgood is a nickname given to physicians who overprescribe psychoactive medications. The piano- blues musician Piano Red briefly recorded under the name Dr. Feelgood & the Interns which is the source of the name for the band described below. His biggest: No Time
• Dr. Hook: Call Me The Breeze
• Jose Feliciano: Magnolia
• Bryan Ferry: Same Old Blues
• Waylon Jennings: Call Me The Breeze
• Kansas: Bringing It Back
• Freddie King : Same Old Blues
• Lynyrd Skynyrd: Bringing It Back, Call Me The Breeze, Same Old Blues
• John Mayall: The Sensitive Kind
• Sergio Mendes: "After Midnight"
• Maria Muldaur : Cajun Moon
• Nazareth: Cocaine
• Brother Phelps : Anyway The Wind Blows
• Poco: Cajun Moon, Magnolia
• Toni Prince : Like You Used To
• Redbone : Crazy Mama
• Johnny Rivers: Crazy Mama, Don't Go To Strangers
• Santana: The Sensitive Kind
• Merl Saunders with Jerry Garcia: After Midnight
• Seldom Scene : After Midnight
• Chris Smither : Magnolia
• Spiritualized: " Call Me The Breeze"
• Pat Travers : Magnolia
• Widespread Panic: Ride Me High (on Live in the Classic City), Travelin' Light
• Bill Wyman and The Rhythm Kings: Anyway The Wind Blows