Recorded at Social Kitchen & Brewery August 18th for Sunday Brunch.
Mike D. - Guitar/Vocals
Luis Hernandez - Cajon

SONG: I Hear Music by Ka’au Crater Boys
LYRICS // Ka’au Crater Boys
I hear music, I hear music
Oh oh oh
I hear music, I hear music
Oh oh oh ..

Like to tell someone how to be as one
They won’t come out they won’t come out to sing my song
Mister reggae won’t you help me now
To sing a song about today

(Chorus)

Just like birds of a feather, we got to sing together
And spread our love across this lonely land
We’ve got to realize, we’ve got to stop the lies
We’ve got to love this land and give it a helping hand
We’ve got to love this land and give it a helping hand

(Chorus)

Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do. If you haven’t found it yet, keep looking. Don’t settle. As with all matters of the heart, you’ll know when you find it. And, like any great relationship, it just gets better and better as the years roll on. So keep looking until you find it. Don’t settle.
Steve Jobs, Founder of Apple
Shot taken by Social Kitchen & Brewery on Facebook. Yesterday, I had a good time finally getting together and jammin with Luiz Hernandez on Cajon. We got a lot of positive feedback and request to record an acoustic album, just the two of us. So be sure to look out for this collaboration which will surely give a vibe you haven’t heard of before. Thanks to SOCIAL for hookin’ up the awesome Sunday Brunch grub and the amazing beers. I had the duck grill cheese sandwich and tried the Citrodora Elegans. Both were delicious. And as always, thanks to those of you who stopped by to say hello. It’s always good to catch up with you guys even if it was just for a short time. I’ll be on rotation to play at this place so be sure to stay tuned when we’ll be playing there again. For now visit SOCIAL KITCHEN & BREWERY
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Shot taken by Social Kitchen & Brewery on Facebook.

Yesterday, I had a good time finally getting together and jammin with Luiz Hernandez on Cajon. We got a lot of positive feedback and request to record an acoustic album, just the two of us. So be sure to look out for this collaboration which will surely give a vibe you haven’t heard of before.

Thanks to SOCIAL for hookin’ up the awesome Sunday Brunch grub and the amazing beers. I had the duck grill cheese sandwich and tried the Citrodora Elegans. Both were delicious.

And as always, thanks to those of you who stopped by to say hello. It’s always good to catch up with you guys even if it was just for a short time.

I’ll be on rotation to play at this place so be sure to stay tuned when we’ll be playing there again.

For now visit SOCIAL KITCHEN & BREWERY

Get your SUNDAY BRUNCH on at Social Kitchen & Brewery 1326 9th Ave. while I jam some new tunes. Aug. 19th, 11am-2pm Unwind at the Social Kitchen & Brewery, the Inner Sunset’s New Gourmet Brewery by Laure Latham The Inner Sunset now possesses a solid craft brewery on 9th Avenue where parents can chill out with a glass of L’Enfant Terrible while kids enjoy tempura sweet potato fries served in a miniature bucket. A newcomer on the San Francisco gourmet brewpub scene, Social Kitchen & Brewery aims at bringing food-friendly beer to the local community. Across from Arizmendi Bakery and steps from the Inner Sunset Farmers Market, the brewery serves Belgian- and German-style beers crafted on spot, some of which even appear on the food menu as ingredients. Since the N-Judah MUNI line stops at the corner of the block, Social Kitchen is a great choice for a car-less lunch or dinner, (or cut through Golden Gate Park and reach the brewery by foot or stroller). The restaurant’s facade is discreet, but once you’re inside, the big open space with large windows, long wooden bar and mezzanine is an inviting place to sit. Early in the evening, you can even navigate a stroller without problem, and in a nice nod to beer-loving parents, there’s a changing table in the women’s room. While the modern décor can seem somewhat sterile, the fact that there are no blaring TVs on the walls makes it easier to focus on the food, beer, and each other. As far as food goes, local and seasonal governs the menu. The menu for the “young at heart” includes kid faves like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, burgers, and small side dishes. Your little ones’ sweet tooth will be rewarded the dessert menu if they dare to go bold with the sarsparilla crème brûlée with almond and Earl Grey tea cookies or the warm Liège waffle. Note: This isn’t fast food, so order an appetizer and a beer and let the kids color while you’re waiting for the main dish. Social Kitchen & Brewery, 1326 9th Ave. S.F., Main: 415-681-0330, Brewery: 415-571-8987
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Get your SUNDAY BRUNCH on at Social Kitchen & Brewery 1326 9th Ave. while I jam some new tunes. Aug. 19th, 11am-2pm

Unwind at the Social Kitchen & Brewery, the Inner Sunset’s New Gourmet Brewery by Laure Latham

The Inner Sunset now possesses a solid craft brewery on 9th Avenue where parents can chill out with a glass of L’Enfant Terrible while kids enjoy tempura sweet potato fries served in a miniature bucket. A newcomer on the San Francisco gourmet brewpub scene, Social Kitchen & Brewery aims at bringing food-friendly beer to the local community. Across from Arizmendi Bakery and steps from the Inner Sunset Farmers Market, the brewery serves Belgian- and German-style beers crafted on spot, some of which even appear on the food menu as ingredients.

Since the N-Judah MUNI line stops at the corner of the block, Social Kitchen is a great choice for a car-less lunch or dinner, (or cut through Golden Gate Park and reach the brewery by foot or stroller). The restaurant’s facade is discreet, but once you’re inside, the big open space with large windows, long wooden bar and mezzanine is an inviting place to sit. Early in the evening, you can even navigate a stroller without problem, and in a nice nod to beer-loving parents, there’s a changing table in the women’s room. While the modern décor can seem somewhat sterile, the fact that there are no blaring TVs on the walls makes it easier to focus on the food, beer, and each other.

As far as food goes, local and seasonal governs the menu. The menu for the “young at heart” includes kid faves like peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, burgers, and small side dishes. Your little ones’ sweet tooth will be rewarded the dessert menu if they dare to go bold with the sarsparilla crème brûlée with almond and Earl Grey tea cookies or the warm Liège waffle.

Note: This isn’t fast food, so order an appetizer and a beer and let the kids color while you’re waiting for the main dish.

Social Kitchen & Brewery, 1326 9th Ave. S.F., Main: 415-681-0330, Brewery: 415-571-8987

A song dedicated to the newly beautiful married couple, Art & Paloma on June 15, 2012. Thanks for reminding me about this song and for sharing your special day with me.

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// LYRICS // originally performed by estelle //
If I was to tell you just how much I need you, would you come tonight
Or would you not believe me cause a love that easy never turns out right
I’m trying to change the rules you deserve something good in your life
We’ve waited for far too long so come get your blessing tonight baby

[Chorus:]
Won’t you come over love, Sure I can show you love
Promise I got enough to give you all that you need baby
So many search to find, A love that is good as mine
I will not waste your time so bring it all to me baby

Baby let me teach you, give you love instruction, show you what I know
Need to take it easy, no need rush it, baby go nice and slow
All this love I can go to you, I expect just a bit in return
You don’t have to be perfect as long as you’re willing to learn baby

[Chorus:]
Won’t you come over love, sure I can show you love
Promise I got enough to give you all that you need baby
So many search to find a love that is good as mine
I will not waste your time so bring it all to me baby

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Here’s a version of Creedence Clearwater Revival “Have You Ever Seen the Rain”

Recorded at Ocean Beach Studio, August 11, 2012
Guitar made by CordobaGuitars.com

LYRICS by J. C. FOGERTY
Someone told me long ago
There’s a calm before the storm,
I know it’s been comin for some time.

When it’s over, so they say,
It’ll rain a sunny day,
I know shinin down like water.

[Chorus]
I want to know, have you ever seen the rain
I want to know, have you ever seen the rain
Comin down on a sunny day

Yesterday, and days before,
Sun is cold and rain is hard,
I know been that way for all my time.

‘Til forever, on it goes
Through the circle, fast and slow,
I know it can’t stop, I wonder.

Chorus