Yes, I've always thought,had it not been for Eric
there never would have been Freddie. ??

Freddie King - Have You Ever Loved A Woman?

SRV - Tin Pan Alley

Steve Conn w Sonny Landreth & James Cotton - Driftin' Blues

Charlie Parker - Lover Man

Steve Conn - You're Everything

We've been professionally associated
for many years.

He's very well known and critically acclaimed, internationally.

Currently he has chosen to remain at The "Connderosa," in Tennessee,
rather than tour either the greats who always solicit his presence, or on his own.

The Persuasions - Suspicious Minds

Steve Conn - Heart Full Of Blues

Jeffrey Bozsan - Hotel Full Of Dreams

No, Sonny's my friend,
but Hiatt's drivin' this "Safari.".

He's never appreciated my humor.

As a matter o fact, Myth
I can scalp you a few for 21k each!

He does!
Well liked & respected, he's someone you enjoy being with, AFTER
the music ends. A rare quality, IMO, given the way fame floats
egos like the high tide that seems to raise all boats.

Sonny Landreth/Eric Clapton - Hell At Home

He told me the other day,
that another "round" w. Hiatollah is in the offing this summer.

John Hiatt & The Goners - Memphis In The Meantime

Little Band 'o Gold - First You Cry

Bobby Charles - Jealous Kind

Blue Notes - Wake Up Everybody

Jerry Butler - He Will Break Your Heart

Paul Williams - Don't Look Back

The Dells - The Love We Had

Cannonball Adderley - Mercy, Mercy, Mercy

Fxxxxg psychic, Dew!!

The O'Jays - Stairway To Heaven (ultimate
performance, IMO)

That is a great tune, Dew!
I once heard a very great vocalist perform it warming up for a session having nothing to do with this song. I never forgot it.

Yes. It was produced by Eric Brace,
a Nashville heavy. There are some of Nashville's best on the record.
https://www.audaud.com/jerry-lawson-just-a-mortal-man-with-the-mccrary-sisters-peter-cooper-and-eric-brace-red-beet-records/

Yeah! Like so many others
Lawson had an affinity to sing in many "genre."

I recently acquired the CD. It's really well performed & recorded
by a new friend and producer; Eric Brace.

Jerry Lawson - Time & Water

Jerry Lawson - Just A Mortal Man

Rick James/Teena Marie - Fire & Desire

Marvin Gaye - I Want You

The Persuasions - Good Times

Charlie Parker - Anthropology

Roland Kirk - Three For The Festival

Danny Gatton - Harlem Nocturne

I've always loved it. There have been SO
many outstanding tenor players that people like I.J. tend
to get overlooked, but he was one of real greats, IMO.

There are lots of other recordings of this classic, but this is my favorite.
The late Danny Gatton has an interesting version.

Illinois Jacquet - Harlem Nocturne

Arthur Alexander - You Better Move On

The Temptations - Shaky Ground