Land of 1000 Dances — the product of nearly a decade of research and production — is the most in-depth overview ever assembled of what is familiarly known as the “West Coast East Side Sound.”

It’s offered as a bonus track on ‘They’re Coming For Me’, but we see it more as a gift. We’re sure you will too.

“She asked me to come to New Orleans as she’d like to help me make the record,”

““It’s important. It’s blues, so it’s the foundation all American music was built on. And it’s the truth.”

My first call was to Robben Ford to play guitar on this iconic track.

Mose’s daughter Amy Allison teamed up with musician/producer Don Heffington to honor her father’s rich catalog of songs.

“A good hat absorbs the lifestyle of its wearer.”

“The older I get the more and more I respect and am proud of the blues as a musical art form.” – Giles Robson

“It’s our heritage. It’s our culture, and we want to celebrate it.” – Munnie Jordan, Executive Director of King Biscuit Blues Festival.

“I hope everybody finds the song uplifting!” – Joey Sommerville aka Papa J

“We didn’t create the genre. We just brought it back to life.” – Jim Kweskin

Known as the “Bard of South Street”, the fiercely independent singer-songwriter has been an iconic name in Philadelphia since the early 1970’s.