Pastor T at the Shack

Whiskey and the Devil

This album is a journey through the heart of American blues — stories born on back roads, porches, and riverbanks where the past still echoes in steel strings and whiskey glass reflections. Each song stands on its own, but together they paint a portrait of loss, memory, and resilience.
“Pastor T at the Shack” reaches back to family roots and the spirit that never left the firelight.
“Crossroads Smoke” and “Bound for the Hall” channel Robert Johnson’s ghost — chasing dreams, bargains, and the road not taken.
“Highway Shadows” rides that endless line between damnation and redemption.
“South Pacific Blues” captures courage and chaos in wartime seas, told through a bluesman’s lens.
“Tin Roof Cryin’” and “River Won’t Rise” pull slow from heartbreak and hard waiting — the sound of thunder, rain, and stubborn hope.
“Whiskey and the Devil” walks the dark edge of temptation, where the pour burns deep and the laughter turns hollow.
This collection is for anyone who’s ever felt the storm roll in, the bottle run dry, or the music calling from the dark. Real blues. No polish. Just truth.

Highway Shadows

Robert Johnson

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