John Primer,Rob Stone, Aron Burton : "She's So Fine".

This trio lays down an exciting groove in this classic Little Walter track. Rob's harmonica stays in the pocket allowing for the space and room for John Primer to workout on the guitar. Aron Burton holds down the bottom for beautiful solos by Stone and Primer. Their performance was filmed in HD at the Blues at the North Shore Concert in June 2009.

"BBs Presents :The Best of The Blues"-TV show #123-The Bottle Rockets

This band rocks in the great tradition of guitar crunching legends and has earned them their reputation as the "workingman's rock band". The band is Brian Henneman - guitar/ vocals, Mark Ortmann - drums, John Horton - guitar, and newest and final member, Keith Voegele - bass/vocals.

http://www.bottlerocketsmusic.com/

Checkout the review of The Bottle Rockets performance at BBs Jazz Blues and Soups in St. Louis. http://www.ivorytowerz.com/2008/08/music-bottle-rockets-late-introductio...

"Six Generations of the Blues" TV Series PT 2- "Urban Blues"

Part 2 of the series concentrates on the urban side of the blues and focuses on the migration of Mississippi musicians to the City of Chicago. It looks at the songwriting and storytelling traditions and traces these roots to rural Mississippi. TT= 28:30

Bugs Henderson - "Look What Love Can Do"

This trademark song by  Bugs is performed live at BBs Jazz, Blues and Soups of St Louis in the spring of 2006. Henderson went from small clubs to playing on stage, opening for artists such as the Allman Brothers, B.B King, and Leon Russell.  Bugs and his love for blues got tired of the wide-open riff-oriented rock. Bugs has played with guitar icons such as B.B. King, Freddie King, Eric Clapton, Ted Nugent, Roy Buchanan, and James Burton. To this day, Bugs' guitar hangs in Hard Rock Cafe in Dallas.

Bugs Henderson Talks

Bugs has played with guitar icons such as B.B. King, Freddie King, Eric Clapton, Ted Nugent, Roy Buchanan, and James Burton. To this day, Bugs guitar hangs in Hard Rock Cafe in Dallas along side instruments donated by Lee Ritenouer and Chet Atkins. Listen to Bugs talking about his life and music in this extended interview with Scott Shuman at BBs Jazz,Blues & Soups of St. Louis. www.bugshenderson.com

Chris James and Patrick Rynn: "Mr.Coffee" -Featuring Bob Corritore

Blues fans know vocalist and lead guitarist Chris James and bassist Patrick Rynn for their stellar work with a dazzling array of blues legends. Their rollicking energy level permeates this recent performance of "Mr Coffee". Featuring Chris James • Patrick Rynn with guests Bob Corritore and Willie "Big Eyes" Smith. http://www.thebluefour.com/

David "Honeyboy" Edwards Interview

In this rare discussion with Michael Frank and the Jared James Nichols Band, this first Generation Bluesman, passes his story on to the 6th generation of musicians at the Paramount Blues Festival in Grafton Wisconsin.. Honeyboy relates incredible stories fom West Memphis with BB King, to dodging bullets on the 4th of July in Mississippi. www.earwigmusic.com/Honeyboy

Jim Byrnes - "I Need A Love"

The veteran singer and songwriter demonstrates a rough edged but commanding understanding of the roots of gospel. Recognized by many as the award winning actor, Jim is equally recognized as a staple of the St. Louis blues scene. See the interview where Jim shares his experience and tells stories about growing up around the great performers in St. Louis and East St. Louis.

Michael Burks - "You Left Me For Someone New"

This soulful Blues tells the true story. Did you know that Michael Burks learned to play the Hammond organ as a teenager? Hear about this and other stories straight from Mike in his indepth interview.

Michael Burks Blues Band - "Talk Don't Bother Me"

Another smoking performance by Michael Buks and company, performed at BBs in December of 2007. "Talk Don't Bother Me" shows a side of MB's songwriting that tells of his roots in traditional R&B as well as blues. As always ,the foundations of Michaels songs are the true stories and experiences from his roots in rural Arkansas.

http://www.michaelburks.com/