Not since the invention of the Reese's peanut butter cup has there been such a sweet blend of things not usually found together. Soulful blues have traditionally carried a certain sound. Common sounds include a B3 organ and a horn section. Rock music has its power chords and a particular vocal style. Now comes Brother 2 Brother (B2B) and their brand of Texas Rockin' Blues. Their 2005 release is "LOOKIN' FOR TEXAS," an eight-cut album of this unique blend of Texas influenced rock and blues. There are a couple of gems that you'll really enjoy, such as the off-beat accordion-led (albeit a keyboard) "Toobin'" that Guadalupe river rats will love and "Lookin' For Texas" (the only song with a fiddle), which might help dispel some of the stereotypes about Texans …especially the Houstonian variety. B2B makes friends with those from New Braunfels, Boerne, Luckenbach, and even Magnolia on the title cut. Great writing and excellent delivery of this exciting blend of traditional styles make "LOOKIN' FOR TEXAS" a great choice. Get it today!