And let the dancing begin. Mark's intro and harp solo sets the groove for this one that features a great beat and a fine guitar solo from Pete K. and some great solos and vocals by Mark.

This version of "Sugar Sweet" truly demonstrates The Nighthawks ability to combine blues, rock and jazz into a unique and powerful musical performance. The song features solid work from all members and an especially powerful , rhythmic, and melodic bass solo from Jan Zukowski.

This classic "Doc" Pomus and Reginald Ashby song features Jan Zukowski on lead vocals with a lighter style song that combines a solid rolling blues, a rockabilly feel, with a tight ensemble performance.

Pete Ragusa takes the opportunity to show off his unique R&B vocal styling on this slow, but hard driving and powerful number.

They pick up the pace again with this "wronged man blues" tune. Written and sung by Pete Ragusa, it should be no surprise that this song features strong vocals, a solid beat and great melodies.

Combining a little funk with a driving blues/rock beat, The Hawks offer a memorable and foot tapping rendition of this classic Allen Toussaint tune - strong ensemble playing and another tight live performance.

This up tempo and straight rock and roll version of My Babe quickly fills the dance floor and features strong vocals by Wenner with signature Nighthawks harmonies by Pete Ragusa and Jan Zukowski.

They keep it movin' as Mark takes a softer vocal approach and shows off more harp chops over a lighter blues beat.

The Hawks move into a harder groove on this Billy Boy Arnold tune. Mark continues to amaze - singing and playing the harp almost concurrently. Pete K. does some intense riffing and Mark lets the harp wail at the end.

They slow it down a little on this one. Mark, Jan and Pete R. share the vocals - offering a great example of Nighthawks style harmonies and an opportunity for Mark to break out with another fine harp solo.

They really kick it into high gear on this one as Pete R. calls the crowd to actions - telling them to "get up--you all get up." Pete R. and Jan take the vocals, Mark's harp solo hits another high and Pete K. steps out on guitar while the band grooves. Pete R. plays off the crowd commemorating the Thanksgiving weekend with a little "turkey talk." Pete K. follows direction and "pulls that guitar thang" and the band groves while the fans literally shake it. Blues rock doesn't get much better than this - high energy, great performance and a classic example of a legendary bar-band at its best.

You know the tune as soon as Mark starts the intro harp riff. Then, it's "star time" as Mark Wenner offers a classic introduction to one of The Nighthawks true "musical heroes," Hubert Sumlin. It's a classic and historic moment as people crowd the stage to watch two legendary acts play the blues. Hubert's riffing gets right in the groove with a little musical banter with Mark. And then, Hubert steps out and shows why he's a blues legend with some great guitar chops.

They keep it flowing with some mid tempo blues. Mark sings it like he means it and Hubert's guitar riffs respond in kind. Hubert gets another solo showcase and Pete K. solos too. Some really classic interplay between Wenner's harp and Hubert's guitar.

As the hour grows late, the band takes it to another level and heads into some slow blues. On the video, you'll notice Mark's shirt and realize that Muddy has been keeping a very close eye on the festivities - so it's only fitting that they offer up a classic rendition of a Morganfield tune. Mark and Hubert hold court and let the music tell the truth with this classic Muddy Waters tune. Somewhere, Howlin' Wolf must be smiling.

Hold on - it might be the last tune of the night, but no one (on stage or in the audience) looks ready to stop. Mark sets the tone with his harp and uses this rolling, vamping tune as an opportunity to introduce the players. There is some classic interplay with Hubert and Mark - with Hubert offering up some accompanying vocals - and some great faces and reactions - fortunately captured on video/DVD!. The band grooves and Mark's harp wails again. As Mark introduces the players, Jan solos, Pete R. "rises above them all," Pete K. shows off his skills and Hubert takes a bow as they let the mojo go one more time - closing out a great night of classic blues rock.