Evitently we are #10 on jambands.com radio charts.  Kinda cool, man.

1.String Cheese Incident Trick or Treat
2.Phish Joy
3.Emmitt-Nershi Band New Country Blues
4.Kyle Hollingsworth Then There’s Now
5.Cadillac Jones Rhythm Method
6.Sam Bush Circles Around Me
7.Bonerama Hard Times
8.Gov’t Mule By a Thread
9.John Fogerty The Blue Ridge Rangers Ride Again
10.Lubriphonic Soul Solution
11.Red Rooster Walk
12.Drive-By Truckers A Collection of Oddities and Rarities
13.Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe Brother’s Keeper
14.Lotus Oil on Grass
15.Danny Barnes Pizza Box
16.Assembly of Dust Some Assembly Required
17.Avett Brothers I and Love and You
18.Michael Beller & The As-Is Ensemble Turned Up Turned On
19.New Riders of the Purple Sage Where I Come From
20.Hollis Brown Hollis Brown
21.H-Beam Useful Box of Hair
22.Hot Buttered Rum Limbs Akimbo
23.Jack Johnson En Concert
24.Jim Weider’s Project Percolator Pulse
25.Jimmy Carpenter Toiling in Obscurity
26.Mark Karan Walk Through The Fire
27.Steez Creepfunk Crusade
28.The Peace The Peace
29.Willie Nile House of A Thousand Guitars
30.Zach Deputy Sunshine

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The WMHB Top 20 Blues Chart for October 2009 has hit the streets. Thanks for the music!

Cap'n Barney, WMHB

1 Tinsley Ellis -Speak No Evil
2 Mike Zito -Pearl River
3 Lubriphonic -Soul Solution
4 Rory Gallagher -Crest Of A Wave
5 Dani Wilde -Heal My Blues
6 Joanne Shaw Taylor -White Sugar
7 Candye Kane -Superhero
8 Walter Trout -Unspoiled By Progress
9 Homemade Jamz Blues Band -I Got Blues For You
10 Motor City Women -Ready
11 Ana Popovic -Blind For Love
12 Delta Groove All-Stars -Live From Ground Zero
13 Aynsley Lister -Equilibrium
14 Doug Swindell -Big Blue Sky
15 Rick Estrin & the Nightcats -Twisted
16 Tas Cru -Grizzle 'n' Bone
17 John Mayall -Tough
18 Jacks O' Diamonds -Here, There & Everywhere
19 Sean Costello -Sean’s Blues
20 Tommy Castro -Hard Believer

Got a bunch I' Midwest shows this month. Last night at The Bottleneck in Lawrence was fun, as usual. Ames IA and St. Louis round out this weekend. Next week is Marly's in Springfield, a happy return to our friends at the Iowa City Yacht Club, and a a show at the Intersection in Grand Rapids. We're coming to a town near you!

Lubriphonic opens the show for Karl Denson's Tiny Universe at the Double Door in Chicago this Saturday October 24. This is a show we are particularly looking forward to, as we are big fans.  Plus, it's a much smaller venue than he usually plays, so it's for sure going to be a charged up night of dance grooves.  If you're in the city, you gotta check it out!

We've had a busy early fall, we've done a lot of shows, and we've been trying to catch up with our schedule.  We had a great weekend o' shows in Carbondale at Tres Hombres, Rock Island at RIBCO, and at the Riverview Music Festival in Elgin.  Now, we gonna get some new music done. New, baby.

Review of a recent show in San Francisco & interview with Giles.