Tab Benoit -- Too Many Dirty Dishes

From a young gunslinger playing at the Rock n' Bowl of New Orleans on Thursday nights back in the day to being at the top of his game with this one just this month, what a fine sight to see...

Trombone Shorty -- Ain't No Use

TS puts his signature on some old school NOLA funk...

Doobies -- Then & Now

Best not to taper off especially when you've got to keep on movin'...

Dear Mr. Fantasy -- Steve Winwood & Company

One for Wil with a Well, alright then...

Reckless Kelly -- Sunset Motel

More Americana and this one's for PK7 who's had my back more than once over the past 12 or so years. When they tell lies then smile in your face, take comfort in knowing that even on their best days, they could never measure up to you, my brother. No way, no day...

Sugar Blue -- Jeff Finlin

Americana at its finest...

Dan Patlansky -- Windmills & The Sea

Many thanks go with this one to DeucE, no doubt riding his caboose loose as a goose planning his next ruse. Music can keep us young when little else will...

Corey Stevens -- The Brothers

My brother lent me his Blue Drops of Rain CD for the drive back from NOLA earlier this week, had that bad boy turned up nice and loud, this one's for Stevie Ray...

Boom Like That -- Mark Knopfler

Like Paul Newman cool...

Eric Lindell & Tab Benoit

Eric's smooth California touch gets a little of Tab's Louisiana hot sauce and together, well listen for yourself...

Stay With Me -- Faces

Once upon a time Rod had himself a kick ass rock n' roll band...

Stones -- Don't Stop

What's ole Mick up to with that guitar?

Hurray For The Riff Raff -- Be My Baby

With Jazz Fest right around the corner, here's one that just might bring back a memory or two...

Mark Knopfler & Company -- A Night In London

The year was 1996 and the concert, well what can I say - actually second to none comes to mind...

Grayson Hugh -- Motorcycle Ridin'

DeucE's good friend lets loose on this one, a bass solo for Evan, and man, this one took me all the way home for a few so color Jb a happy boy...

John Fogerty -- Headlines

From 1986's Eye of the Zombie, thirty years later and it sure seems the more things change, the more they stay the same...

Sue Foley -- Walkin' Home

Takin' care of business in 1992...

Marshall Tucker Band -- Fly Like An Eagle

A riverboat to New Orleans, sounds like a plan...