Holly Hyatt and Jon Burden are dealing from the Classic Blues deck, reminding us why generations continue to be inspired by it. In addition to Muddy Waters’, Blow Wind Blow Jon uses a nimble slide to pull Robert Johnson’s, Come On In My Kitchen out of the battered body of a guitar known as Gonzo. Holly’s originals, Let’s Boogie, Lowdown Blues and Get Your Own Man swing and sway as naturally as if they were themselves old blues standards. When she gets into the scat vocals on Slushy Blues, the room warms up yet another notch. Here, she’s as good as any blues torch singer ever was. Moving to a fast shuffle beat, this is no slow seduction. She’s astutely taken her cues from her heroines—Eva Cassidy and Bonnie Raitt—and has made of them something distinctly her own.