J.J. Cale: Number 10 (180g, turquoise vinyl, numbered) [MUSIC ON VINYL]

Why you'll love it

A numbered 180g pressing on turquoise vinyl, limited to 1,000 copies, with a credits insert. It's J.J. Cale's 1992 album, the laid-back Tulsa sound at its most relaxed, with "Lonesome Train" and "Low Rider".

This edition

• Limited to 1,000 numbered copies
• 180g turquoise vinyl
• Credits and track list insert
• Twelve tracks across two sides

About the album

J.J. Cale wrote "After Midnight" and "Cocaine" and then spent the rest of his career quietly refusing to become famous, making records at his own pace that sounded like a warm evening on a porch somewhere outside Tulsa. Number 10, from 1992, is exactly that: shuffling grooves, a murmured vocal, and guitar so understated you have to lean in to catch how good it is.

"Lonesome Train" opens with a lazy rumble, "Digital Blues" grumbles about the modern world, and "Low Rider", "Traces" and "Roll On Mama" keep things rolling at a gentle 30 miles an hour. Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler built careers on this feel. Cale called his albums by numbers because he couldn't be bothered with titles, which tells you everything about the man and nothing bad about the music.

Tracklist

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Out August 28, 2026 on Music On Vinyl (cat# MOVLP1888C), a reissue of the 1992 album.