Recorded in a home studio, "To Tulsa and Back" found Cale returning to his signature blend of unhurried blues and country-tinged rock, his voice and guitar work as understated as ever.
- The album was produced by Cale himself in his home studio in La Jolla, California.
- Guest musicians on the album included prominent Tulsa Sound figures like guitarist Jim Keltner and bassist Tim Drummond.
- "To Tulsa and Back" marked Cale's first album of new material in six years, following up 1996's "Guitar Man."
J.J. Cale was a guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter from Oklahoma, known for his distinctive Tulsa Sound, a laid-back blend of blues, rock, and country. Though he rarely toured and shunned the spotlight, his songs were covered by major artists, solidifying his reputation among musicians.
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