Six folks disproving racist stereotypes:

[MiddleFingerMom]

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I wasn't aware of this band until last night when I found 'em accidentally.
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I CALLED UP YOUR MAMA!!!"
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[HappyMe]

1. Woohoo!....Mountain Jam!

I had the best time. Great music and wall to wall fun.

[HarveyDarkey]

2. I'd never heard of them either

but if this song is any indication, they're worth looking up. I knew that If they can get Warren Haynes to join them, they've got something going for them. In a couple of moments there she almost sounded like she was channeling Janis.

[CBGLuthier]

3. I first saw her doing this Neil Young cover at the jammies

Nothing sexier than a woman playing a Hammond.

[Tom_Foolery]

4. She did a duet with Kenny Chesney on his hit "You and Tequila"...

[MiddleFingerMom]

5. That thought struck me too, whilst watching the video in the OP ("2:22") --

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"That singer's kinda hot... but behind that Hammond she's smokin'!!!"
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I still can't remember ever seeing a woman behind a Hammond before.
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I had also found a duet with Kenny Chesney and a live guest appearance with her
band "The Nocturnals" by Ann & Nancy Wilson for a rendition of "Crazy on You".
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I was impressed by the number of musical genres into which she dipped.
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[antiquie]

6. Warren Haynes, Grace Potter, Bob Weir, Trey Anastasio, Bobby Keys & The Roots

The Thrill is Gone



(insert clever remark here)

[Smickey]

7. Excellent!

Just what the Dr. Ordered.