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This one is solid from top to bottom.
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The Oklahoma singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist raises eyebrows from the get-go on his 16th solo outing, dipping into jazz for the gently swinging 'Who Knew' and the self-effacing 'Former Me.'
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Roll On finds Cale back in vintage form.
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MojoBy doing exactly the same thing for all that time, and by avoiding building up a public image that would come before the music, Cale has come full circle and now sounds fresh and relevant once more. [May 2009, p.110]
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UncutThis is vintage front-porch Cale. [May 2009, p.79]
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The fact that he just turned 70 is hardly an issue here; old-guy music is the only kind Cale knows how to make. Roll On is best at its loosest.
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Supremely chill, utterly ageless, Cale's style fits him as perfectly as it did three decades ago.
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Q MagazineAs ever, the subtlety and naturalness of his approach belies a craftman's attention to detail. [May 2009, p.110]
User score distribution:
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Positive: 7 out of 8
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HelenKApr 27, 2009
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BrettD.Mar 30, 2009Mr slow mofo, the jed clampett of song, swingin's like a hammock, pity about eric the c, on tittle track .
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HughMMar 29, 2009