Performed by Randall Bramlett & Geoff Achison and Friends from the album Jammin' in the Attic. Recorded live at Eddie's Attic, Decatur, GA 6/13/2010

Tell Me Something

Track off of Jaimoe's Jassz Band's album Renaissance Man, released 2011. Jaimoe is a legendary drummer and one of the founding members of the Allman Brothers Band. This tune is written by Junior Mack, the vocalist and guitar player in Jaimoe's Jassz Band.

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Although they usually are associated with the Southern rock scene in Macon, GA during the ’70s, Wet Willie was always about R&B, funk, soul and greasy blues. They were a band best experienced in a live setting. Frontman Jimmy Hall was who Mick Jagger really wanted to be, and the group play with a fire that could burn down any venue.

Rendezvous with the Blues - Wet Willie

Recorded in Woodstock, Georgia back in August of 2011, this CD is full of high-octane music that captures the essence of a band still drippin' wet with talent and passion! Like the Allman Brothers Band, Wet Willie is best experienced in a live setting and on a hot, sweltering night in Georgia they left it all on the stage in an unbelievable performance.

Too Tall to Mambo - Wet Willie

On Talton’s third release from Hittin’ the Note Records, titled Let’s Get Outta Here, he has written the most compelling music of his career.  Tommy has reached deep within his creative well to create a classic Southern masterpiece. "Dream Last Night" is meditative proof of Talton's ability to wrap the listener in a warm blanket of notes, and coax them to follow him wherever he chooses to go.

Dream Last Night - Tommy Talton

The classic, electric slide driven Sunk Down in Mississippi sweeps the listener down the big muddy to the Mississippi line. Here he chronicles Robert Johnson's fatal, true-life story, explaining that it really was not the poison, or pneumonia that killed Johnson; it was the woman that turned his head. Talton electrifies six strings in a musical tornado that testifies to some of Johnson's, and Talton's, finest emotionally gritty guitar work.

Sunk Down In Mississippi - Tommy Talton

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