rhythm section with Sean Chambers and Savoy Brown

Florida-born Sean Chambers excels in blues, having led Hubert Sumlin's band (1998-2003). Named a top 50 blues guitarist by Guitarist magazine, his style is acclaimed.

Savoy Brown, formed in England in 1965 by guitarist Kim Simmonds, was a blues-rock band known for hits like "Train to Nowhere," blending Chicago, Delta, and Detroit blues. Over six decades, they released 40+ albums, toured mainly North America, and worked with artists like Duke Robillard. Notable albums include *Street Corner Talking* and *Hellbound Train.* Simmonds led the band until his 2022 passing.

Atlanta Rhythm Section, formed in Doraville, Georgia, in 1970, delivers melodic Southern rock, blending rock, country, and soul. Known for hits like "So Into You" and "Imaginary Lover," they achieved gold and platinum albums. Inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame, they are celebrated for their tightly choreographed tracks and over five decades in music.