Paul Nelson, a Grammy award winning producer elevated his career as a guitarist /songwriter/producer for the legendary bluesman Johnny Winter. Paul also played with many of the world's iconic guitarists including Eric Clapton and Buddy Guy. A member of the New York Blues Hall of Fame, Paul left his mark on the blues genre. A sudden heart attack, took Paul's life just a couple months after award-winning program director and show producer, Ray White, interviewed him in November of 2023. A super guy, who left this world much too soon. Listen to more of our interview with Paul on Episode 171 of our sister show - Sittin' In With The CAT. In our showcase segment, your "Hostess With The Mostess," Lisa Davis features guitar slinger Buddy Guy in our showcase segment. His latest album is The Blues Don't Lie. Nothing but the blues on this episode, brought to you from your friends at the Coool CAT!

JJ Sansaverino is a high-energy guitarist that has had multiple Billboard charting songs over the past several decades. With 5 solo albums to his credit, you'll find him touring throughout the U.S. in 2025. Multi-award winning program director Ray White hung out backstage with JJ in November of 2024 to talk about the start of his dynamic career, playing at a mega-superstar's wedding, his Soul Energy release and plans for 2025. In our showcase segment, Lisa Davis turns the spotlight on the new supergroup BPM (Brian Bromberg-Paul Brown-Michael Paulo) whose new album is Seriously. We conclude this show with the dynamic duo of of Boney James and Rick Braun featured on Boney's Slow Burn album. Hold on tight...you're Sittin' In With The Coool CAT!

Saxophonist Jeff Kashawa has developed into one of the top smooth jazz performers since his days with The Rippingtons. Back in 2004, he founded the dynamic band The Sax Pack. As a solo artist, Jeff recently released his 11th studio album. In our August of 2024 interview, multi-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Jeff backstage to talk about his latest, South American influenced, album Luminoso. He also shared the latest on The Sax Pack, supporting other contemporary jazz musicians and much more! In our showcase segment, your "Hostess with the Mostest," Lisa Davis, looks back at several highlights from the career of the legendary artist Quincy Jones, who passed on November 3, 2024. Quincy was tapped for numerous accolades during his lifetime including 28 Grammy awards and 7 Academy award nominations. This is a show you don't want to miss!