1971 Original stereo pressing with custom Inner Sleeve. "Naturally" is the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter J.J. Cale, released in 1971. The album features a blend of laid-back blues, rock, and country influences, establishing Cale's signature "Tulsa Sound." Among its tracks, "After Midnight" and "Call Me the Breeze" stand out as iconic songs that have been widely covered by other artists. The album's relaxed sound and minimalist production set a precedent for Cale's future work, emphasizing a smooth, laid-back style that would become his trademark.

The album's instrumentation is understated yet effective, with Cale's hushed vocals and subtle guitar work taking center stage. "Naturally" is noted for its organic feel, largely attributed to the live recording techniques used during its production. The simplicity and authenticity of the album make it a timeless piece in J.J. Cale's discography and a classic example of early 1970s Americana music. Its influence extends beyond its era, contributing significantly to the development of genres like roots rock and country rock.