What makes Champagne Charlie by Leon Redbone notable?

'Champagne Charlie' received critical acclaim for its authentic representation of early American music styles and showcased Redbone's playful yet polished artistry. The album contributed to a resurgence of interest in traditional jazz and blues forms during the late 70s, influencing subsequent artists who sought to revive these genres. Released in 1978, 'Champagne Charlie' was Leon Redbone's third studio album. By this time, he had established himself as a unique figure in the music scene, known for his vintage sound and distinctive persona. This album followed his successful debut 'On the Track' and helped solidify his position in the folk and jazz revival movement.