Nick’s Wednesday Coffeehouse
presents
Arlo Guthrie
This is the second visit of Arlo Guthrie to Nick’s Coffeehouse. On August 6th he was here singing with Judy Collins. He’s back again because we barely sampled his music that time.
City of
Amazing Grace
Last Train
Coming into
Motorcycle (Significance of the Pickle Song)
Last to Leave
Encore!
If you have time, stick around another 20 or so minutes for:
In case anyone is interested, all of the audios I post are from my own CDs
Be cool.
Stick around.
Have another cuppa Joe.
Listen to Satch some mo’.
Or visit a previous coffeehouse.
You dig?
Carmen McRae, Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg, Steve Allen, Dave Brubeck, Del Close & John Brent
Theolonious Monk & Lenny Bruce
The Satire of the Mitchell Trio
"Last to leave" is my favorite Arlo song. I'm surprised to see it here- it never really got very popular.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Arlo day, Nick.
ReplyDeleteA local radio station plays the Alice's Restaurant Massacree every Thanksgiving at noon. My daughter insists that we listen each year - even calling from California now to check that we're listening.
Hope you had a nice Turkey Day last week! :D
ReplyDeleteThank you for the Arlo Guthrie songs. He's one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteI always feel relaxed after my visit to your coffee house Nick. :)
ReplyDeleteHaven't heard some of those songs in years. When I looked at the first picture I thought about how young he looked. Then I saw the last one. How does time go by that fast?
ReplyDeleteLOVE him! Thanks Nick.
ReplyDeleteI do like your taste in music.
ReplyDeleteHappy December to you.
I'm grooving to your music!
ReplyDeleteCoincidentally, someone sent me this link today of a new Arlo Guthie YouTube "Amazing Grace" live performance. It's 13 enjoyable minutes long:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2vn5VIdnBw
These are wonderful songs! I have time to listen to only a few now, but I will be back. Thanks you.
ReplyDeleteYou post some lovely music Nick.
ReplyDeleteSorry I am not around as often. I am posting now and again on my other blog, Cath's Cradle.
Pop over sometime. You're always welcome...