Bernard Allison, Ally Venable, Katie Henry - The House Is Rockin'. Plus the original from Stevie Ray Vaughan.

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Written by Doyle Bramhall and SRV.

[Hugin]

1. Finally, some SRV!

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3. We can always use more of his music!

[The Polack MSgt]

2. A few years ago, Aly and Bernard were touring with Mike Zito as the Blues Caravan, Aly was subbing for Vanja Sky

For a couple shows.

I believe they took turns as the headliner as they went and finished with an encore set of 3 or so (it was 3 when i saw them) songs together to close the show.

Since I saw them in St Louis Mike headlined, hometown privilege I suppose

Here's a cut from Mike to round out the trio I saw in 2018, a little backstory, Mississippi Nights was a legendary venue in St Louis - Gone now but not forgotten.

https://music.

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4. Thanks, Sarge! Love that video. I remember posting a thread back in 2022 with video of Mike, Bernard and

Vanja not long before that 2018 tour started.

https://www.democraticunderground.com/103483357

[The Polack MSgt]

5. This video brought a tear to my eye. RIP to Ronrico - Monster drummer who left us too soon

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6. Yes, gone too soon. I did some googling and found

this from ArtsATL

https://www.artsatl.org/drummer-yonrico-scott-of-the-derek-trucks-band-dies-at-the-age-of-63/

and this very moving tribute on Mike Zito's blog:

https://www.bluesmaninrecovery.com/2019/09/yonrico-scott.html

Mike explains there that Yonrico's plans for the 2018 tour changed suddenly, because of his health. When he was feeling better in 2019, he joined Mike and other musicians for four Allman Anthology concerts, with Mike picking him up at the airport and taking care of everything so Yonrico could just relax and play.

They'd made plans, just a couple of weeks before Yonrico's death, for an album:

We had decided that Yonrico would sign a recording contract with my record label "Gulf Coast Records" and I would come to Atlanta in November to produce the recording. He was very excited about making this record - he wanted to finally make his own Blues record. He was going to educate us all by going through all of the African drumbeats that later became the shuffles and stomps in our western Blues culture. It was going to be a fantastic record, and I was so excited to be working with my friend again

Mike was at Dockside Studios in Louisiana, where he'd first met Yonrico in 2011, when he got the news of his friend's death.

I thought you might want to read these tributes, if you hadn't seen them already.