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26 years ago this past June, I released a little song called "Tempest", on a record bearing the same name. At the time, I had no idea that it would change my life. 3 weeks ago, I was supposed to begin the "Tempest 25 Tour", one of the biggest tours of my career... a celebration of that record, and the 25 years of music, and touring that followed it. But of course, that tour was postponed. So here I sit at home, like most people in the world, wondering what to do during a pandemic. This video sta

This is a video I made with my wife one year in the south of France. I wrote this song the year before, during a difficult period in my life. It was a time when I had truly lost my way. My wife helped me find my way back. And music helped me heal. | Jesse Cook

Out after dark #jessecook #beautifulguitar #jessecooksignatureguitar #flamencoguitar #rumba | Jesse Cook

Jesse Cook Live in Concert 2020 - Shake The band and I playing "Shake" at The Plaza Live, in Orlando, Florida, January 19, 2020. Fethi Nadjem - Violin Marito Marques - Drums and Kalimba Matt Sellick - Guitar, Synths Dan Minchom - Synth Bass Jesse Cook (me) - Guitar Directed, Edited, and Mixed by Jesse Cook Director of Photography - William Went Recorded by, FOH Engineer Evan Thompson | Jesse Cook

A couple of weeks ago I made a simple request: I asked if we could sing a song together from all over the world. Initially, I wasn’t sure if any of you would take me up on my offer, so I was completely unprepared for the flood of videos that overwhelmed my inbox. Today I'm proud to share our creation, called "One World One Voice". I’ve never been a part of something like this before, or felt so connected to you, my fans. I feel honoured you put your trust in me, and I hope you will be as proud o

"That’s Right" from my album Vertigo was the very last song from the 2007 Montreal International Jazz Festival ‘s performance at Metropolis. This song originally was a collaboration created when I went down to Lafayette, La., and recorded with Buckwheat Zydeco. For me, the question has always been: Where did you go? Where did you take your guitar?” On rhythm guitars are Dominque Soulard and Nic Hernandez with Collin Barrett on bass, Chris Church on violin as well as Mark Maclean on drums and Art

Today, revisiting this vintage video from June 2018. | Jesse Cook

Late one night in 1997, I recorded this song at my friend Etric’s hip downtown loft. There was no recording studio, we just set up a few mics and started making music. 23 years later, @Matt Sellick convinced me to revive the song. He must have been about 5 years old when it came out. Matt: “I remember learning this tune the summer I turned sixteen, right when I started taking guitar really seriously. It was one of those pieces that really got me excited to learn, and to find my own sound. It’s s