J.J. Cale — Sensitive Kind
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Don't take her for granted, she has a hard time
Don't misunderstand her or play with her mind
Treat her so gently, it will pay you in time
You've got to know she's the sensitive kind
Tell her you love her, each and every night
And you will discover she will treat you right
If you believe, I know you will find
There ain't nothing like the sensitive kind
She gets lonely waiting for you
You are the only thing to help her through
Don't take her for granted, she has a hard time
You've got to know she's the sensitive kind
Don't misunderstand her or play with her mind
Treat her so gently, it will pay you in time
You've got to know she's the sensitive kind
Tell her you love her, each and every night
And you will discover she will treat you right
If you believe, I know you will find
There ain't nothing like the sensitive kind
She gets lonely waiting for you
You are the only thing to help her through
Don't take her for granted, she has a hard time
You've got to know she's the sensitive kind
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Cause if you don’t treat her r,ight she, won’t love you tonight
Still much underrated, imo.
bluematrix wrote:
No. J.J. Cale was doing his thing long before Mark Knopfler hit the scene. While this tune might be from 1981, that isn't when J.J. Cale was putting out his own vibe, one that Eric Clapton admired and copied as well.
Got that Mark Knopfler Communique vibe going strong here. Surprised to see it was released several years afterwards.
No. J.J. Cale was doing his thing long before Mark Knopfler hit the scene. While this tune might be from 1981, that isn't when J.J. Cale was putting out his own vibe, one that Eric Clapton admired and copied as well.
great tune
Great to hear the original version, it's the 1981 Santana cover version I know best
The Sensitive Kind - YouTube
The Sensitive Kind - YouTube
BerlinDude wrote:
I was a young American man living in Lyon, France. During a job interview, the much more mature French man offered me a cigarette (he was smoking). Wanting to be game, and being a smoker at the time, I accepted. He lit my filterless Gitanes for me and I inhaled ... and almost choked to death. I did not get the job. I don't think I ever smoked another.
I was a young American man living in Lyon, France. During a job interview, the much more mature French man offered me a cigarette (he was smoking). Wanting to be game, and being a smoker at the time, I accepted. He lit my filterless Gitanes for me and I inhaled ... and almost choked to death. I did not get the job. I don't think I ever smoked another.
BerlinDude wrote:
Coffee and Gitanes in Paris created some deep conversations in times past.
Coffee and Gitanes in Paris created some deep conversations in times past.
Whomever ran the radio station at my high school before I took over as station manager, had great taste... JJ Cale, Papa John Creech, and so much more... I just had to look at the condition of the album covers to choose an obscure track and amazing talent...
bluematrix wrote:
yeah, he was/is an influence on Knopfler.
Got that Mark Knopfler Communique vibe going strong here. Surprised to see it was released several years afterwards.
yeah, he was/is an influence on Knopfler.
nice groove
BerlinDude wrote:
I used to work for a tobacco wholesaler, had access to any brand I wanted. ;)
I used to work for a tobacco wholesaler, had access to any brand I wanted. ;)
bluematrix wrote:
Follow me home.....
Got that Mark Knopfler Communique vibe going strong here. Surprised to see it was released several years afterwards.
Follow me home.....
Good Tune!!
Got that Mark Knopfler Communique vibe going strong here. Surprised to see it was released several years afterwards.
A John Mayall original, also covered by Santana on the Zebop! album.
man this shit is good.... how I'd wish to live in RP minded community...
Turns out I have been a J.J. Cale fan for longer than I knew J.J. existed.
So much wonderful music recorded by so many artists.
Only later in life, did I come to recognize and/or become aware of the genius and talent of the source: The truly legendary J.J. Cale. Thank you RP for your role in the introductions!!
So much wonderful music recorded by so many artists.
Only later in life, did I come to recognize and/or become aware of the genius and talent of the source: The truly legendary J.J. Cale. Thank you RP for your role in the introductions!!
BerlinDude wrote:
And never forget your first chemotherapy.
And never forget your first chemotherapy.
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Shades is a great album but this track is from 5.
Pure genius.......
Now that IS a Mellow 9.
KarimMosna wrote:
I thought it was Cohen at first
Quite unlike the other J.J. Cale songs.
I thought it was Cohen at first
Almost a "wall of sound" feel to the production of this tune with the strings, horns and vibraphone (sp).
Grooving
Quite unlike the other J.J. Cale songs.
Got that Mark Knopfler Communique vibe going strong here. Surprised to see it was released several years afterwards.
I was really picking up on a Dire Straits vibe, so that makes sense.