Write Me A Few Lines Abraham Smith " It's a funny record

" It's a funny record without joking

His writing has appeared in a variety of publications such as The Huffington Post and Poetry Foundation—and has been profiled in The Believer

Live At Andrew's House was recorded at Carnegie Hall on November 11

previous inductees of which include pioneers such as Narciso Martinez

Tom Jones laying his unmistakable voice over Howlin' Wolf's "Evil" and the Frankie Lane classic "Jezebel" (as covered over the years by the likes of Edith Piaf and Anna Calvi)

Write Me A Few Lines Abraham Smith " It's a funny recordTrain hopping hobo blues sensation Seasick Steve teams up with Jack White and covers two classics by the legendary Mississippi Fred McDowell. The male female vox on "Lines" captivate over a Zep worthy rhythm section while the slow burn slide of "Levee" is deep, down and dirgey like the best of Delta blues.