Long Train Blues (Gerry Joe Weise) - voted song of the month in December 2007 at Songweavers (NYC), this electrified Delta blues was recorded live at the Lo Bolegason in Castres, where the Gerry Joe Weise Trio guest supported The Yardbirds. Gerry Joe is playing searing tortured blue bends on his vintage 1963 Stratocaster.

Voodoo Chile (Jimi Hendrix). Recorded live in Paris at the Cadran (Jimi Hendrix played there in 1967), the Gerry Joe Weise Trio deliver a mighty blues rock version of Jimi's classic live number. This is an audience favorite, and Gerry Joe Weise plays fiery guitar solos that soar across the hall !

Blueswalker (Gerry Joe Weise) - this jazz blues instrumental original was recorded live in Paris. Many have said that this version has one of Gerry Joe Weise's finest guitar solos, where the raw power create a sonic landscape that spotlights his talents.

Purple Haze (Jimi Hendrix). This major epic rendition of one of Jimi's remarkable songs, has Gerry Joe Weise going through the changes from psychedelic to funky to early rock'n'roll to blues to free jazz. This is definitely an outrageous rocking tune with many instrumental passages and lots of psychedelic guitar.

Southern Cross (Gerry Joe Weise). A soulful spacey textured instrumental recorded live at the Chapelle Blues Festival in Belgium. Gerry Joe Weise is using a 1960's Copycat Echoplex, that was custom-built with extra tape heads and a 1990's Akai VHS motor, giving it a full range of different speeds.

Dreamtime Shuffle (Gerry Joe Weise) - is about the Aboriginal Dreamtime, with infectious slide-work and soaring melodies performed on Gerry Joe Weise's 1960 Sears Silvertone.

Slidewater Cajun (Gerry Joe Weise) - this instrumental country song features cosmic slide guitar on a cajun rhythm, it's all tone-to-the-bone, with solo trade-offs between the bass and drums.

Red House (Jimi Hendrix). This blues classic usually finds Gerry Joe Weise singing and playing the guitar behind his back. Blues Revue has wrote "His larger-than-life tones and outstanding solos add to a rich mix of blues rock arrangements". Recorded live in Marseille.

Manic Depression (Jimi Hendrix). Recorded at a Rock festival, this instrumental version is a cross between Jeff Beck and Jimi Hendrix. Gerry Joe Weise is playing an original Octavia effects pedal made by Roger Mayer who used to make effects, including the Octavaia, for Jimi Hendrix.

Stratus (Billy Cobham) - this is Gerry Joe Weise's tribute to Tommy Bolin, one of Gerry Joe's main influences in the 1970s. Recorded in Paris, this jazz fusion instrumental features solos on bass and drums, and of course a dazzling jazz-rock guitar solo.

Down In Sydney (Gerry Joe Weise). A live recording at the 7,000 seater Zenith in Toulouse. Gerry Joe Weise guest supported The Scorpions as a solo act, playing a 1930 National Triolian and a chrome 1932 Dobro M15.

I Just Can't Make It (Hound Dog Taylor) - a rolling and a rocking, Gerry Joe's favorite Hound Dog Taylor number. Normally he performs this song with his trio, here he is playing slide solo at the Zenith concert hall in Toulouse.

Island Sunset (Gerry Joe Weise) - Soul Bag Magazine described this song as "Many great arrangements, plus an interesting contemporary approach to the acoustic guitar". Live recording at the Zenith in Toulouse.

Crossroads (Robert Johnson) - a hard driving rocky version of Johnson's signature delta blues, by the Gerry Joe Weise band augmented by two rhythm guitarists. Gerry Joe is playing his 1960 Sears Silvertone slide guitar.

Broken Hill Blues (Gerry Joe Weise). Broken Hill is a town, west of Sydney, on the outskirts of New South Wales in the Outback. A live recording at the Maybe Blues Club in Marseille.

Kangaroo Hop (Gerry Joe Weise) - this compact country instrumental original with a jazzy arrangement, was recorded live at the Chapelle Blues Festival in Belgium.

Blacktown Baby (Gerry Joe Weise). Amazing, Gerry Joe Weise was lent a bright orange Gretsch semi-acoustic 5 minutes before the 2nd set. He jumped up on stage (he had never played this Gretsch before) and braved an up-tempo rockabilly original.

Way Out (Gerry Joe Weise). A boogie shuffle composition, with an exciting wha wha guitar solo, recorded live in Paris.

Blueswalker 2 (Gerry Joe Weise). Gerry Joe's signature instrumental, this alternative version was recorded live at the Lo Bolegason in Castres.

Voodoo Chile (Jimi Hendrix) - Acoustic Dobro Duo with Gerry Joe Weise on a 1930 National Triolian and Alain Vazart playing a new Dobro. Live at the Croques Notes Jazz Club in Rheims.

"Long Train Blues" a swamp - Delta blues written by Gerry Joe Weise and performed on his 1963 Stratocaster. The live recording is from The Yardbirds concert in southern France where the Gerry Joe Weise Trio guest supported.

"Kangaroo Hop", an original performed at the Belgium Blues Festival, features country guitar playing by Gerry Joe Weise.

A shuffle-boogie, "Way Out" was composed by Gerry Joe Weise and features wah-wah guitar.

"Blacktown Baby" penned by Gerry Joe Weise, is a story about good ol' Bill who lived on Sydney's outer western suburb Blacktown.

This live recording, features Gerry Joe Weise on a 1960 Sears Silvertone for silde, and two rhythm guitars augmenting the original trio formation.

A popular Gerry Joe Weise composition. A shuffle about Broken Hill, a town on the extreme west of New South Wales.

"I Just Can't Make It", was recorded at the 7,000 seater Zenith in Toulouse, where Gerry Joe Weise gave a solo concert, and guest supported The Scorpions.

"Long Train Blues" a swamp - Delta blues original. The Gerry Joe Weise Trio guest supported The Yardbirds at this concert in Southern France.

"Kangaroo Hop" - Live in Belgium at the Blues Festival - a bouncy country instrumental number.