Captured live at the Sausalito SeaHorse, Los Troubadoux performing a version of Juan Perro’s ‘Al Vaivén De Mi Carreta’, the story of a man who spends his life toiling with no end in sight, perhaps a familiar story for many.
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Tenderloin by Hipster ® Jesus
While living in the Tenderloin, Hans Kloepfer, a.k.a Hipster Jesus, wrote a song about it, the deep contrast between nature and human nature.
One is for the sun,
And two is for the moon,
Three is for the trees and the bananas and baboons,
Four is for the scores, of the tenderloin whores,
Turning tricks for the boys, on the corner of Jones and O’Farrell
And i’m feeling good, i get the notion,
i caught the right sized waved on the over sized ocean,
i feel alive, i got a solution,
there is some cure to this institution’s pollution,
Five is for the lives of the bees and their wives,
working hard all their lives for the honey in the their hives,
Six is for some jack, who got shanked in the back,
for the change in his pocket, and a few rocks of crack
Written and performed by Hans Kloepfer © 2015
From the archives, an old PaX Urbana cover of Ray Charles’s ‘Rosetta’.
From the archives, an old PaX Urbana cover of Ray Charles’s ‘Rosetta’.
Piano and vocals – Angus Martin
Guitar – Hans Kloepfer
Tenor Sax – Colin Richard
Song originally written by
Al Lewis, Al Sherman, Abner Silver
Performed by Ray Charles
Sometimes i tame a snake
From the archives, circa 2008, an old Pax Urbana random blues