The platinum-selling, six-time Grammy-nominated guitarist rejoins Jimmy Sengenberger for a lively and reflective conversation about revisiting the record, playing blues from the heart — and returning to the Rocky Mountains at the 24th Blues from the Top Festival.

Chris dishes on the "absolutely phenomenal" addition of vocalist DD Bastos and why he'll always prefer the "power" of an eight-piece ensemble over being a solo star. From the surprise revival of vinyl to taking audiences on a musical journey from New Orleans to Chicago, Chris keeps the mission simple: "We’re up there to entertain people and to have them have fun!"

Kim dishes on the Thunderbirds’ wild days in Austin, his drive to keep traditional blues alive — taking sharp aim at “blues/rock” — and why his upcoming solo album The Time Has Come may be his rawest yet. He’s also heading back to the Blues from the Top Festival in Winter Park, Colorado — where, at 9,000 feet, one thing’s for sure: “It’s hard to breathe!”

And as always, Kim keeps it real: “We weren’t trying to fit a box — we just wanted to make good music.”

From his early roots playing with family to his mission to modernize the blues while preserving its heart, Larry opens up about his journey, influences, and why the Blues keeps hitting home. Plus, Larry and Jimmy (who blows harp) close things out in the only way true bluesmen can — with a down-home, off-the-cuff jam session!

Beyond the music, Joanne shares the latest on her "psychotic sausage dog," Hank. Will she finally release her long-awaited, canine-centered album?

As a bonus, legendary vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Jimmy Hall joins the conversation, sharing stories from his early days with Wet Willie and his deep connections to Gregg Allman and the timeless music of the Allman Brothers.

Warren opens up about collaborating with legends like Gregg Allman and Derek Trucks, the magic of playing iconic venues like Red Rocks, jam band dynamics, and more.

The legendary Blues Brother joins Jimmy Sengenberger for a fun and revealing chat — from his days as a staple at Stax Records and his time with Booker T and the MGs to his solo career and his latest album.

From his youth engrossed in listening to records to his own electrifying performances, Tommy opens up about his early days and influences and his deep connections with the blues, the Colorado music scene, and sax star Deanna Bogart.

From her early days defying stereotypes to becoming a blues powerhouse, Deanna joins Jimmy Sengenberger for an intimate and fun conversation spanning her illustrious career, musical passions, playing Colorado's Blues from the Top, and her special bond with guitarist Tommy Castro.

From the highs of a stellar career to the lows of personal struggles, Walter joins Jimmy Sengenberger for a fun yet intimate dive into his musical journey—an odyssey through the heart and soul of a bluesman.