Rubbadukki Cafe Bert Lee music

Seabreeze
City of New orleans
Don't Think Twice
Four in the Morning
Moonlight Palomino
Whiter Shade of Pale

Original Tune by Bert Lee. This is from my book of jazz tunes, written
in 2008. It will be featured on my upcoming album, Return to Paradise.

Classic Steve Goodman tune, and a lovely protrait of America.
Most poeple know the Arlo Guthrie Version. Willy Nelson also covered this.

Bob Dylan Classic, and a fine example of folk
fingerpicking in the Travis Style.

Jesse Collin Young wrote and recorded this in 1966.
This is garbage can fiction in the folk mode.

Another Bert Lee original. Imagistic cowboy song soon to be released
in Butterfly II: Songs of the Haunted Prairie.

Hi and welcome to the 2009 Rubbadukki Cafe. This is a sampler of me just playing and singing live from Key West. Follow this link to listen to more of my recordings. I hope you enjoy what you hear. Feel free to contact me if you would like to purchase CD's of my work. I am currently
marketing: 1) The Central Park Sheiks (my band from the seventies) 2) Poliwogz in Paradise
(a live and electronic score I was commissioned to produce in the eighties) 3) Living in the Stream (a Rock Opera I produced in the nineties) 4) The Big Wide (a collection of tunes from the nineties); The Girl in the Golden Atom (2005); Gypsy Djangles (2008). All the music is fresh and different and you can own copies for your collection, or I can tell you how to download them if you are not a physical music purchaser, which I respect.