S6 – Ep 27 | 2003: Josh Rouses & Robert Randolph, Stage Banter & Juke Joint Road Trips

Let Us Know Your Thoughts!Craig and Kevin travel back to 2003 for this week's picks. Craig spotlights 1972 by Josh Rouse — a warm, sunny homage to the AM-radio songwriters of the year Rouse was born, steeped in Laurel Canyon vibes and widely regarded as one of his best. Kevin brings the fire with Unclassified, the studio debut from Robert Randolph and the Family Band — a gospel-tinged, sacred-steel powered blast of blues, funk, and rock that put Randolph's pedal steel wizardry on the map.From there, Kevin previews an upcoming trip through the Southeast's historic juke joints, tracing the roots of the roadhouse blues scene one stop at a time. They close out with a live-show themed round of Dig It or Dump It, weighing in on stage banter, extended jams, collecting ticket stubs, and more.📱 Subscribe and/or follow us on your favorite streaming platform. 📩 Got a fave from 2003, or a juke joint or live venue we need to know about?  We'd love to hear from you, so hit us up at [email protected]!Support the show