J.J. Cale: "Troubadour", Original US Pressing on Shelter Records from '76, MINT-

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From Shelter Records (SRL-52002), this is TROUBADOUR by 

J.J. CALE, an original (first) US pressing from September 1976

in remarkable condition. Jacket shows modest shelf wear but is sturdy 

and looks great (NEAR MINT MINUS); the LP play-grades MINT MINUS

with a whisper of random extraneous noise between cuts. Our highest 

recommendation.  

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 The Cuts:

All cuts by J.J. Cale except "I'm A Gypsy Man", by Sonny Curtis.

Side One

1. "Hey Baby" – 3:11
2. "Travelin' Light" – 2:50
3. "You Got Something" – 4:00
4. "Ride Me High" – 3:34
5. "Hold On" – 1:58
6. "Cocaine" – 2:48

1. "I'm a Gypsy Man" – 2:42
2. "The Woman That Got Away" – 2:52
3. "Super Blue" – 2:40
4. "Let Me Do It to You" – 2:58
5. "Cherry" – 3:21
6. "You Got Me On So Bad" – 3:17

Personnel & Instrumentation:

• J.J. Cale – vocals, guitar, piano
• Charles Dungey – bass 
• Tommy Cogbill – bass
• Joe Osborn – bass 
• Bill Raffensperger – bass 
• Karl Himmel – drums 
• Kenny Buttrey – drums 
• Buddy Harman – drums 
• Jimmy Karstein – drums 
• Kenny Malone – drums 
• Gordon Payne – guitar
• Chuck Browning – guitar
• Reggie Young – rhythm guitar 
• Harold Bradley – rhythm guitar 
• Bill Boatman – rhythm guitar 
• Doug Bartenfeld – guitar
• Lloyd Green – steel guitar 
• Buddy Emmons – steel guitar
• Farrell Morris – percussion 
• Audie Ashworth – percussion
• J.I. Allison – percussion 
• Don Tweedy – ARP
• Bobby Woods – piano 
• Bill Purcell – piano 
• George Tidwell – trumpet 
• Dennis Goode – trombone
• Billy Puett – sax

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