Blues Traveler

In March 1995, Blues Traveler was riding high on the success of their self-titled album that had just come out in 1994, which featured hits like 'Run-Around' and 'Hook.' This period marked a transformative time for the band, as they were gaining mainstream popularity, especially after the immense success of 'Four' in 1996. During this lively performance at the House of Blues in New Orleans, Elwood Blues, played by none other than Dan Aykroyd, joined lead singer John Popper on stage for a rendition of 'Rock Me Baby.' This spontaneous moment perfectly encapsulated the band's blend of rock, blues, and playful energy, making it clear that Blues Traveler was not just a band, but a vibrant part of the musical tapestry of the '90s. It's a treat for fans, showcasing Popper's signature harmonica skills and the camaraderie that fueled their legendary live performances.

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