I've recently been asked by a few people to talk about the new album.  It seems everyone wants to know the story behind our decision to record a live performance instead of going back into the studio. So I'll let you in on some of the thought process ... We knew it was  time to release another album and even though we've been working hard on writing some new original material for a fab studio release, recording in the studio, an artist can loose a little of the power of a live show.

Well folks ... WE DID IT!! The new album is finally in some very happy Believers' hands. Thanks to all who made it to our first CD Release Party at The Palladium May 24th.  We had a full house ( I heard there were people outside trying to buy tickets!) & I could really feel the love! I figured I'd take a minute to say thank you, publicly to all who had a part in the making of "Live! From The Bradfordville Blues Club":   Gary & Kim Anton, the owners of the BBC, for keeping the blues alive, treating us so well & just plain being awesome people!

"My first solo singing performance happened in church!" recalls Lauren Mitchell, a woman who, in only a few short years, has crafted a singular, unmistakable voice in the world of blues. "I'd been a member of the chorus for productions, but performing in my grandparent's church was the first time I stood on my own and opened my mouth to sing for an audience."

In 1968, Michael "The Professor" Hensley began his professional career in Huntington, West Virginia, where he received a music degree in Biology from 9th Street University.