Jeff Pitchell: Blues Hall of Fame awardwinning guitarist Jeff Pitchell’s style blends B.B. King and Duane Allman,which was endorsed by Gregg Allman. His diverse songwriting catalog recalls thevariety of Eric Clapton’s classics and his vocal delivery, which ranges fromsmooth tenderness to Billy Gibbons ZZ Top-like power, received high praise fromJ. Geils. His latest CDhas reached #1 in Roots survey for the Electric blues category in the USA forradio play...https://www. rootsmusicreport.com/charts/ view/song/sub_genre/electric-blues/weekly…and #8 in Auatralia. Hissongwriting award winning “An Eye for an Eye” was recorded by British blueslegend John Mayall. Pitchell’s Anthology collection covers decades of workincluding “Alone,” dedicated to his late friend who planned on opening up ablues club with him, being heartfelt blues with tasteful guitar accents.“Beautifully Broken” is a touching piano ballad. “American Way,” written forthe James Woods film An American Girl, is a patriotic soldier tribute, perfectfor Memorial Day and Veterans Day airplay. The guitar and organ blendon Pitchell’s version of “Soulshine” captures The Allman Brothers Band’sfoundation on this Warren Haynes composition, with Michael Allman as guestvocalist. He turns a pair of 1970s Top 40 hits into logical blues songs, TheAtlanta Rhythm Section’s “So into You” and Bill Withers’ “Ain’t No Sunshine,”joined by saxophonist Charles Neville. A half-dozen songs from Pitchell’sBillboard Top 10 blues album Heavy Hitter are also included. JamesMontgomery: JamesMontgomery has been an iconic figure in blues music for more than 40years, as an accomplished blues harpist, singer, frontman, bandleader andcomposer– and he co-headline the evening Jeff Pitchell.  James ihas beenelectrifying audiences throughout the USA helping to create true bluesappreciation. It is said that when blues legend James Montgomery plays theharmonica, he "brings it on home." Whether it's recording with KidRock, sitting in with Gregg Allman, or fronting his hot band of thirty years,Montgomery plays with authority. While growing up in Detroit he, learnedfirst-hand from the masters - James Cotton, John Lee Hooker, and Jr. Wells - atthe legendary "Chessmate." Over the years, he's carried on in thetradition and continues to be a vital presence in Blues as one of the mostdynamic performers on the scene.