Bootleggers Beware

The Bootlegger and Troy Millette play tunes and chat - Beware, indeed!

Cortez The Killer: Davy Knowles - Spire Center For Performing ArtsCan't You See What You're Doing To Me: Ana Popovic - Live For LiveBird Song: Grateful Dead - Carrier DomeRock Me Baby: Free - Golf-DrouotStormy Monday: Allman Brothers Band - SUNY StonybrookBust It Big: Widespread Panic - Riverside TheatreSoulshine: Warren Haynes & The Ashes And Dust Band - Jannus LandingSmell of Gasoline: The Reverend Horton Heat - County Line SaloonGot To Get Better In A Little While: Derek & The Dominos - Fillmore EastWaiting For The Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago: Widespread Panic - The JointLove Like A Man: Alvin Lee - Ribs & Blues FestivalI Want A New Drug: Umphrey's McGee - The Major RagerSheep: Blue Floyd - Pearl StreetHurricane Man: Brother Dave & The Tempted Souls - Duffy's Bar & GrillTime Is Free: Col. Bruce Hampton & The Fiji Mariners - Georgia TheatreKid Charlemagne: Steely Dan - Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion Glad: Traffic - Boston Music HallThe Devil And The Deep Blue See: Davy Knowles - Spire Center For The Arts Tangled Up In Blue: Max Creek - Manhattan Square ParkSteam Engine: My Morning Jacket - Shelburne Museum

Bluesman Joe Louis Walker joins The Bootlegger to talk about his new album, Eclectic Electric

Irish guitarist and rocker Pat McManus joins The Bootlegger to talk about his new album, Full Service Resumed

Singer/songwriter Tom Rush talks about his experience with Covid-19, and how that evolved into home performances with Rockport Sundays, as well as stories from his career as a musicianTom will make a tour stop in Barre, VT on Saturday, September 25 at The Barre Opera House

Mult-instrumentalist and former Keith Emerson band mate Robert Berry joins us to talk about life during the Covid pandemic, recording his band 3.2's final album, and what's on the horizon for the remainder of 2021

Moose and Fred of Sons of Liberty discuss the band's recently released album, Aces & Eights

Jas Morris, guitarist and singer of the band Firekind talks about life during lockdown and his band's newest live album, Live In Lockdown