Meet Evan Grantski! He's a musician, a local music supporter, and owner of Granski records. He started record swaps when he was younger and worked his way to up owning a record store before moving it downtown. He's got a close connection to Augusta's music scene and he has some big plans! Tho find out more, support, & connect with Evan, go to: https://grantskis.com/ Presented by Augusta Podcasts

Travis A. Shaw joins the show. Travis Shaw is an engaging and sensitive bassist, producer, and artist who is in love with music. A lover of jazz and improvisation, he considers himself a "mindful explorer" of music. Travis not only is a member of the band BrownsTown Gritty, but he's also been recently featured in a music video for Coach and has challenged himself to release 1 new song per day this year! Tho find out more, support, & connect with Travis, go to: https://travisashaw.com/ Presented by Augusta Podcasts

Shaun Piazza joins the show. A rocker with history, Shaun has recently been working on some new projects. If you're looking to hear him play, you can often carch him with Drivin N Cryin at the Imperial Theatre & the Miller, but if you want to hear his music, look no further than: https://www.reverbnation.com/shaunpiazza?fbclid=IwAR2jwLmrot-jEueEFSc2x4SQ92DSpxBkCnwvqAUvjTLDDdNc8YerfGTMI5c

Born and raised in Augusta, GA in 1974, Keith Jenkins began playing guitar at age eleven. Initially inspired by the Rock guitar heroes of the day, particularly Edward Van Halen and Angus Young, Jenkins eventually became enthralled with the sounds of Sixties Soul music and the Blues. As a teenager, Jenkins was fascinated with the music and persona of Soul icon and fellow Augusta native, Mr. James Brown. At age twenty, Jenkins was offered the opportunity to audition for his idol, and within minutes of meeting and playing for Mr. Brown, he secured a position in the Godfather of Soul's legendary backing band the Soul Generals. Over the next twelve years, Jenkins toured the world with the James Brown Show and performed at many notable venues and events. By 1999, Jenkins was leading the band in rehearsals, recording sessions and live performances.Mr. Brown even insisted that Jenkins accompany him on special engagements with other top artists such as, Dave Matthews Band, Lenny Kravitz, and Usher. After Mr. Brown's passing on Christmas Day 2006, Jenkins began his role as Maestro for the James Brown Academy of Musik Pupils, a program founded by Mr. Brown's daughter, Deanna Brown-Thomas. He continues to teach, do session work, and perform live with various groups, including the James Brown Band. Keith is still doing the good work as an advisor for the James Brown Family Foundation: https://jamesbrownfamilyfdn.org/online/index.php/about/advisory-board?view=employee&id=8