Coffee Music Live

My great friend Sugarchuck was in town and we were able to get together and record a few first takes. Here's the Cindy Walker/ Eddy Arnold masterpiece "You Don't Know Me:"





Yeah, we're working on the camera angles -- hang in there!

Another from the fabled SugarChuck sessions: Do You Know What it Means (to Miss New Orleans)? Eddie DeLange and Louis Alter ©1947

A Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg tune that isn't in Wizard of Oz -- The famed SugarChuck sessions end with "(Say, It's Only a) Paper Moon."

Rumors abound of a second jk-SugarChuck session this summer -- we'll keep you informed...

Another round of the fabled SugarChuck sessions! SC and I dust off an old blues tune that we have been playing together for, well, forever.

The SugarChuck Sessions continue with George and Ira Gershwin's "Embraceable You."

It's Lomas Avenue in Albuquerque, and a fun little shuffle.

SugarChuck joins me in the coffeehouse:

SugarChuck, a purple Telecaster, Seymour Simons's 1931 hit All of Me.

Only one thing better than putting on an old jacket and finding a $20 in the pocket: I found a SugarChuck video that I forgot I had. When we recorded it, I thought it an odd song for the coffeehouse. But I didn't know the coffeehouse well enough back then.

I’ve always liked simple country ballads, and this Kris Kristofferson song has meant a lot to me. Sugarchuck played this with me on my first album in 1981 (yeah, it came out on vinyl) and we reprise it here.

We jumped the grand opening a little last year to sneak in this first effort. I'm going to jump the first anniversary a little, and repost this.

My great friend Sugarchuck was in town and we were able to get together and record a few first takes. Here's the Cindy Walker/ Eddy Arnold masterpiece "You Don't Know Me:"

An anniversary flashback to George & Ira Gershwin's "Embraceable You" with the one, the only, SugarChuck.