Eight Gigs: Charlie Musselwhite
Sun., Feb. 21, 8 p.m., Harris Center, $30-$45
Fans of the harmonica need no introduction to the great Charlie Musselwhite. For the uninitiated, the 72-year-old musician has been turning heads in the blues scene since the ’60s. As luck would have it, he’ll be joined by the equally compelling North Mississippi Allstars. Expect a night chock full of Southern-influenced fare along with some sweet and sticky grooves courtesy of one wicked rhythm section. The show is appropriately dubbed “Mississippi Home Cookin’,” so come hungry and leave some extra room for dessert served up at the encore. 10 College Parkway in Folsom, www.charliemusselwhite.com.
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