Mr. Blues
Not just sadness. A nemesis that follows, takes, disappears—and eventually has to be called back.
THE MUSIC / CUPPA T JONES
PRESS PLAY.
Start with Mr. Blues. Follow the groove where it goes. Roots and blues first — electric slide, deep groove, and a story in every song.
01 / WATCH IT LIVE
01 / Deep blues
Mr. Blues
The darker edge of the sound. Start here.
02 / Live
Go Charlie
A story, a band, and a room answering back.
03 / R.L. Burnside cover
Jumper on the Line
Hill Country electricity. A Burnside classic, played live.
04 / Original deep blues
Six Feet Deep
An original. Low, slow, and deep, played live.
MORE FROM THE STAGEKnocking on My Door
02 / THE SOUND
RAW, NOT
SLOPPY.
Cuppa puts an old musical language in front of people right now: slide guitar, harmonica, repetition, call-and-response, and the kind of groove that makes the room lean in.
SEE IT IN A ROOM
RAW VOICE. REAL ROOMS.03 / SONGS AS STORIES
EVERY SONG HAS
SOMEBODY IN IT.
Go Charlie
A small-town man goes looking for the city. The wrong love puts him on the run.
Judgment Day
A heavy riff, moonlight, St. Peter’s gate, and the question: why wait?
Good Things
A Dr. Ross harmonica idea finds its way into guitar language, then becomes something new.
Don’t Forget It
Curley Weaver reimagined through the life of the everyday man.
Don’t Make a Right
A T-Model Ford-inspired groove. A heartbreak. A Cadillac over the cliff.
Knocking on My Door
Who is knocking? Underneath the question: what do you have to live for?