Every decade, a few albums come along that defy all time or stylistic precepts. Some examples, among others, might be The Beatles "Sgt. Pepper" in the sixties; or Stevie Wonder's "Songs in the Key of Life" in the seventies. What causes these old records to be so highly revered ? Is it the sound quality?...probably not... Is it the singing?...maybe...Is it the production?...definitely a factor...but...is it the great songs?...most definitely!

As the next few months unfold, B.B. Dogg's "One Blue Shoe" will be released  & is destined to be one of those albums. From "Shaky Puddin" (a timeless tribute to a local rock-n-roll goddess) to the more pensive and brooding cuts "One Blue Shoe" and "What Are You Still Doin' Here", all of this remarkable music seems to resonate with music lovers of all ages. Another cut that stands out is "Cab Driver" featuring the unique "moe-moe-moe" background vocals.

Although you won't actually see the "blue shoe guitars" onstage, the show is reportedly "exciting and unusual" to say the least, featuring dance routines  developed by Rupert Snap Dogg.

Syndicated talk show host & veteran blues player Wyan Lantz said: "This is the best example of disenchanted old rockers recording a blues album I've heard in years!".

B.B Dogg ...the band...is currently touring blues bars in South Florida to rave reviews.