Boz Scaggs and Michael McDonald

Fans who have followed Boz Scaggs’ remarkable career dating back to the late Sixties with the Steve Miller Band; his solo triumphs with such classic albums as Silk Degrees (1976) and Middle Man (1980); and the splendid assurance of late-period high points like Some Change (1994) and Dig (2001), will instantly recognize Scaggs’ characteristically deft touch as a singer.

Five time Grammy award winner Michael Mcdonald boasts a career spanning five decades. McDonald began his career singing lead and backup vocals for Steely Dan until he was recruited by the Doobie Brothers in 1975. After the Doobie Brothers’ farewell tour, McDonald released his first of eight solo albums in 1982. McDonald’s career has produced memorable hits like “Real Love” and and “Takin’ it to the Streets” from his time with The Doobie Brothers to “I Keep Forgettin’ (Every Time You’re Near)”, “I Gotta Try” and “Sweet Freedom”.