Dave Gross kicks off the show with 'Inspiration Blues' from his 2008 album Crawling The Walls.
The episode opens with Dave Gross performing 'Inspiration Blues' from his 2008 album Crawling The Walls. Gross Band follows with a track from their 2020 album The Devil May Curve. Five Blues Men are featured with 'Long Is The Road' from their new album Blues Factory. Professor's Blues Review and Karen Carroll perform 'Everything Is You' from their 1989 album Professor Strut. Shockmats Aya Davis contributes 'Dog Bites Back' from his 2023 album. Freddie King's 'The Skies Crying' from his 1972 album Texas Cannonball is highlighted as a track the host hadn't played before. Lonnie Johnson appears in two tracks: 'Fly Right Baby' recorded in Chicago in 1942 with Blind John Davis on piano, and a duet with Victoria Spivey on 'You Don't Lost Your Good Thing Now' recorded in New York in July 1929. Johnny B. Moore offers 'Some Good Advice' with lyrics about thinking twice before speaking. Otis Spank performs 'Cold Feeling Blues' from a 2012 album of unreleased performances. Davy Knowles presents an acoustic remake of 'Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold Me Down' from his 2021 album The Outsider, Revisited. Karen Lovely covers a Luke Jordan song with 'Pick, Pour, Rub, and Clean' from her 2014 album Prohibition Blues. Russell Orr debuts on the show with 'Good News Blues' from his new album. The episode ends with Carol in Wonderland's 'I'm Innocent' from her 2001 album Alcohol and Salvation. Throughout, the host provides brief context on artists, albums, and recording details.
