Wab mabbleum bah bah bah bam bah bahhbam bahhahh From W be EZ Chicago and PRX, this is sound opinions. I'm Jim De Regattis. And I'm Greg Cot. The weather's warming up and you're probably doing some spring cleaning of your

playlist but we've got some additions for you. We're going to share our favorite new music

that's flying under the mainstream radar. Plus we'll hear picks from some of our listeners.

I'm really great under the radar album.

I'm very happy to share a very treasure with you folks.

A real accomplishment and I think a record that people are going to be talking about this year and for many years after that.

And some of our recent guests pick songs they can't live without on their Desert Island jukeboxes.

You'll never guess who picked Judy Garland live

at Carnegie Hall. That's all coming up on Sound Opinions.

You're listening to Sound Opinions and later in the show we're going to give some of our recent guests a chance to pick a song they can't live without for the Desert Island jukebox and wait until you hear with the Melbourne's pick.

That's coming up, Greg, but first we have buried treasures. One of our

favorite shows we do it a couple of times a year we dig deep and try to unearth gems

that most people probably have not heard. So much music is coming at us all the

time we have to listen to the albums that everybody's talking about and then there's

stuff that we're excited about and so are other people and then there's stuff that

are real discoveries. That's stuff that are real discoveries that's what a

buried treasure is and you're gonna lead us off what do you got I am Jim

Walter Wolfman Washington he's a 74-year-old guitarist from New Orleans.

Now, New Orleans Aficionados, Blues and Jazz Aficionados,

probably no Wolfman Washington because he is a great side man. he's been playing on New Orleans records since the

60s working with artists like Johnny Adams Lee Dorsey Irma Thomas and

he's released a few prized solo albums over the decades. Never got a lot of

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