Blues From the Inside Out

Texas blues legend Jimmie Vaughan shares stories from his early playing days in Dallas to playing in the house band at Antone's in Austin, hearing Lightning Hopkins, Muddy Waters, working in the studio with Nick Lowe and Dave Edmunds, his current studio/live rig and his long time love for Fender Stratocaters.

One of the finest singers on today's blues and soul scene, Tad Robinson talks with Dave about his new album, recorded in Memphis with the legendary Hi Rhythm Section along with stories from his cool career, influences and inspirations.

Recorded backstage at the 2019 Chicago Blues Festival, Grammy winner and legendary bluesman Bobby Rush shares stories from his incredible career.

Recorded backstage at the 2019 Chicago Blues Festival, Grammy winning bluesman Charlie Musselwhite shares memorable stories of his early days on the Chicago blues scene in the 1960s, his friendship with Little Walter, Muddy Waters, Magic Sam, Big Joe Williams, recording his first album, his burgeoning acting career, radio show and more.

Legendary, 90 years young Chicago bluesman extraordinaire Jimmy Johnson joins Dave in a cool and intimate conversation covering Jimmy's early days from Mississippi to Memphis, and shares great stories about his incredible music career in Chicago.

Blues/rock guitar slinger Joe Bonamassa talks with Dave backstage at the Chicago Theater, sharing stories about some of his favorite Chicago blues, lessons learned from B.B. King, his choice guitars and amps, and his charitable work with the Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation.

Donald Kinsey takes us on his incredible musical journey from his early days playing with his father in Gary, Indiana, working in Albert King's band as a teenager, meeting Bob Marley and joining the Wailers and playing with his brothers in The Kinsey Report.

Born and raised with the blues as the eldest son of Muddy Waters, Mud Morganfield talks about his own approach to music, his new album "They Call Me Mud" and his father's legacy. Guitarist Rick Kreher shares stories of playing in both Mud's and Muddy's bands.

Billy Boy Arnold, a recent inductee into both the Blues Hall of Fame and Rock & Roll Hall of Fame shares stories about growing up on the south side of Chicago, learning harmonica in Sonny Boy Williamson's living room, auditioning for Chess Records with Bo Diddley and his remarkable career spanning the last seven decades.