In 1990, J.J. Cale returned with 'Travel-Log,' a collection of his signature blend of laid-back, blues-inflected rock and country tunes. The album was released on Silvertone Records, a label then known for its roster of roots-music artists.
- 'Travel-Log' was Cale's first studio album in five years, following 'Grasshopper' (1985).
- The album was produced by Cale himself, in keeping with his typically hands-on approach to recording.
- Upon its release, 'Travel-Log' received a moderately positive reception from critics, who praised Cale's consistent musicality.
J.J. Cale was a Tulsa, Oklahoma-born singer-songwriter and guitarist, known for his distinctive, low-key style that fused blues, rockabilly, and country. He was one of the most influential artists of the late 20th century, despite his relative obscurity as a performer.
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