For thirty-plus years Robert Cray has laid down track after track of good-time, uptown, low-down blues. He’s won five Grammys and been nominated for 11 more, inspired critics to praise his soulful vocal and instrumental artistry, earned respect from his peers, and sent young guitarists running back to the woodshed. From classic titles such as Phone Booth, to highlights from his more recent releases such as Poor Johnny, to addressing timeless themes of heartache and romance in The Things You Do To Me or this morning’s headlines in Twenty, Cray’s repertoire has led to collaborations with luminaries such as Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, B. B. King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Chuck Berry and Bonnie Raitt.