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	WHEN MIDNIGHT COMES Order WHEN MIDNIGHT COMES on CDBABY.COM! The long awaited and anticipated new CD from The Blues Monsters "When Midnight Comes" has just been released and is waiting to be purchased. Nine original songs with a three-piece horn section, B3 organ and a percussionist, with all five members of The Blues Monsters. This new CD will prove to be a great addition to your rock and blues music collection. The CD can be purchased at all the local record stores in the Reno-Tahoe area, on line at cdbaby.com/thebluesmonsters or our web site, thebluesmonsters.com and always at the shows. This is the third CD for The Blues Monsters and the third time is the charm.It's the best one yet!
	RED HOT HAT Find out for yourself what is making the critics rave. Want to listen to some of the songs? We've cued up some great clips from the new album. You can hear them by going to our song list page. Then, turn up your computer, relax and catch a good case of the blues!	LIVE VIBRATIONS The Blues Monsters, a top draw on the local music scene for several years, have released a live recording, entitled LIVE VIBRATIONS (recorded at the Street Vibrations 99 Festival in Reno), which aptly captures the appeal of their live performances - a mix of blues classics such as "Roadhouse Blues," "The Thrill is Gone," "Low Rider," and "The Sky is Crying" with some of their own original tunes. The band's interpretations of these classic tunes range from silky smooth to the sultry and the downright raunchy, all with great arrangements and instrumentation. Barry Slayton's searing, soaring guitar solos share the spotlight with the fluid lead vocals and harmonica of Larry Yates. Chuck Dunn shares lead vocals duties, while adding depth on rhythm guitar and keyboards and composing original tunes, such as the slightly jazzy "Been There and Done It," showcased on this CD. Tom Barnes on Bass guitar and Michael Overhauser on drums help to keep this blues machine on track, tightly structured and grooving. Horns, provided by Mark Curry on trumpet and Remmel Wilson and Niall McGuiness on saxaphones, and a stunnign depth and complexity to these blues tunes. If you haven't seen a live performance of this group, chosen as best local band in the ACTION readers' poll nearly every year, you can pick up a copy of their CD at Joby's and find out what all the buzz is about.