Three legends of rock and soul make an exciting summer night of live music. Archie Bell (Houston, TX), leader of the dynamo R&B group Archie Bell & The Drells ("Tighten Up", 1968). The group parted ways before the 1980s , and Bell  is now captivating audiences as a solo performer. Soul-stirring left-handed guitarist and vocalist Barbara Lynn (Beaumont, TX) started a rare all-girls band - Bobbie Lynn and Her Idols - in the late 1950s. She toured with renowned soul acts of the '60s after scoring a top R&B and Pop hit, "You'll Lose A Good Thing",  and was semi-retired until returning to her hometown and being urged by the late Clifford Antone to record again. The Mighty Hannibal (Atlanta, GA) headlines the rock 'n' soul  trinity, bringing old school rhythm & blues with funky/cool showmanship. Perhaps he'll play "Obama Stump" on request. - Danna Williams