Live Daily — Southern alt-rockers Drive-By Truckers [ tickets ] will hit the road in early 2010 to begin paving the road for their next studio album, "The Big To Do." The trek gets underway with a mid-January three-night engagement in the band's home base of A... more info

Altsounds — 19-song compilation features Sweet Pea Atkinson, Sir Harry Bowens, Wayne Kramer, Booker T. Jones, Iggy Pop, Al Kooper, Doug Fieger, Marcus Miller and more LOS ANGELES, Calif. — Was (Not Was), dubbed “the funkier art-funk bandÂ�... more info

All About Jazz — Victor Little, Lauded Session Bassist/Composer, Riding a Wave of International Recognition July 24, 2009, San Francisco, California - Victor Little, one of the Bay Area's most lauded musical residents, wrapped his CD Release Party at Yoshi's San Fr... more info

All About Jazz — The former leader of Booker T and the MGs, organist Booker T. Jones has been jamming for nearly four decades, paving the way for countless forms of funk and soul music. From his professional debut at 16 with Stax Records to his latest all-star collab... more info

Chicago Tribune — Buddy Guy started his set passionately A steady rain didn't dampen the spirit of Booker T. Jones on Saturday at Taste of Chicago. Backed by the Drive-By Trucke... more info

Jam! Showbiz Music, Canada — Time is still tight for Booker T. more info

Stereogum — By Scott Lapatine & Amrit Singh Sets from Jimmy Buffet and Bruce Springsteen bookended a day of mellow, familiar dadrock with more mass appeal than the inscrutable indie pop that dominated Friday. Backed by Elvis Perkins In Dearland, the ever hu... more info

All About Jazz — Victor Little, Lauded Session Bassist/Composer, Announces CD Release Party At Yoshi’s San Francisco May 28, 2009, San Francisco, California – Victor Little, one of the Bay Area’s most lauded musical residents, is proud to announce... more info

Mercury News, California — The festival had already booked some of the South Bay's biggest names of yesterday (1960s garage-rock legends the Count Five) and today (the Mumlers) before adding Booker T. Jones, whose organ sound helped define '60s soul. more info

LargeHeartedBoy — The New York Times reviews Jay McInerney's latest story collection, How It Ended. “How It Ended” reminds us how impressively broad McInerney’s scope has been and how confidently he has ranged across wide swaths of our national expe... more info