He is an American music icon, a legendary showman, a King of the “Chitlin’ Circuit,” and perhaps the most vital living Southern musician to have started his career on the Chicago blues scene in the 1950s. This new release will further enhance the legend and will also be an overdue revelation for the uninitiated, for it shows Rush, at age 82, at the peak of his powers as a singer, songwriter, harmonica player, and, above all, an entertainer. Features all-new compositions that range from the down-and-dirty funk of “I Don’t Want Nobody Hanging Around” and the playful double entendre of “Catfish Stew,” to the deep blues of “Got Me Accused” and the slippery R&B of the title track. Guest guitar soloists include Keb’ Mo’, Joe Bonamassa, and Dave Alvin.