Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones explore the rich legacy of West Virginia native, blues and jazz pioneer, and civil rights trailblazer, Johnny Johnson. This episode features interviews all the acts performing at this year's festival including AJ & The Jiggawatts, Eddie 9V, and GA-20

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones, pulls the curtain back to reveal what exactly creates the magic in the recording studio, when he interviews Riot City Studio's owner, and Recordist Tommy Bailey, and grooves out to music from Fletcher's Grove, Litz, 18 strings, and Megan Jean's Secret Family.

To Celebrate our 50th Show we did a live show featuring an in studio performance from Moonlight Drive's Clint Bowman, and Jason Good, and we groove out to new music from The Grym Sims

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones, meets the Appalachian Hurricane, Bo McMillion and grooves out to music from 18 Strings, Craig Phillip, and the Jason Good Blues Band

They Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones, Hits the road for WVPubfest, chats with West Virginia Icon Jamie Lester, and grooves out to music from Annie Neeley, Red Audio, and Threes's Company Blues

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones, Chats with the organizer of the 2nd Annual Bill Withers Memorial Festival, and plays music from The Lords of Lester, The Parachute Brigade, and Jonah Carden.

The Appalachian Soul Man continues his journey to discover amazing music tucked in the hills of West Virginia. This week's featured music includes: Cheat River Blues by Mike Bitner; Home (Hills of West Virginia) by Johnny Spolarich; Perfectly Arranged by Shane Masters Band. The Featured Artist of the Week is Chris Haddox.

The Appalachian Soul Man Returns for a new season of interviews and great West Virginia music. This week Aristotle Jones grooves out to brand new singles by Megan Jean's Secret Family, and Jeff Grable. The Feature Artist of the Week is D-Mop and Davis Kimble of the Rock and Funk Fusion band Intoxicated Zen, Winners of the Summer Camp Festival Battle of the Bands at 123 Pleasant Street in Morgantown WV.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones, pays takes brief look into the enduring contributions of West Virginia Piano legend Bob Thompson with a the gospel song "Just a Closer Walk with Thee" and a his contribution to Appalachian Jam Rock band Fletcher's Grove's "Mourning Mountaineer". then interviews The feature artist interview of the week is Isaac "Shelem" Fadiga about his rapidly increasing impact on the Southern West Virginia Hip Hop scene, and plays a few bangers from Shelem's catalog.

The Appalachian Soul Man, Aristotle Jones, pays tribute to a passing of Walter Debarr, a long time member of the West Virginia Music community. Then highlights the rich contribution of West Virginia native and blues legend Johnnie Johnson. The feature artist interview of the week is Doris A Fields, aka Lady D featuring highlights from her amazing career, and songs from her catalog.