This man is a living legend
Just a super CD a long waited blues album by a master. Having guest appearances by Robert Randolph amongst others is just sweat cream with a cherry on top.

Still rockin'
What could be better - Buddy Guy, Clapton, Robert Randolf, Susan Tedesci and Derek Truck?

Great Moments Only
Buddy Guy remains one of the few artists that I actually track CD release dates. Silvertone has done wonders for his well deserved career creating some of the best music regardless of preference for blues or guitar rock.

The first half of this CD is terrific, especially the first two tracks- a classic, paint peeling Buddy jam followed by a great ensemble with Trucks and Tedeschi. My interest faded over the second half of the disc and I started to wonder where my copies of Sweet Tea, Slippin' In and Feels Like Rain had gone. Good but not great.

Smooth as silk
Buddy's voice is still as smooth as silk. His voice is really show-cased on the tune, Skin Deep. Overall, just an excellent CD.

"Buddy,s Baddest" ain't the Baddest no mo ! ! !
I always felt "Buddy,s Baddest" was his best release,and it's hard to beat a "Best Of compilation" BUT Buddy's done it,& all in one blues soaked disc with NO Throw-out songs that he himself produced,,"Buddy You Should Have Had That Job All Along Apparently" ! ! "SH-TTT.. thanks buddy....