Howdy Friends!

Next week, we’ll have a BRAND NEW episode for you! Part three of our mini-series dedicated to the late, great Elmore James. In the meantime, here’s an old favorite from the archives... and while you’re giving this a listen, be sure to cruise on over to http://dickwaterman.photoshelter.com and check out some of the fine photographs — some of them never before published — from the collection of legendary photographer (and long-time friend of the blues), Dick Waterman.

Join us as we aim the spotlight on two fine LPs that came out on the Takoma label back in 1980, all recorded in Chicago in the early 1960s by a young blues enthusiast named Norman Dayron.

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