From "Hot n Heavy" (2010).  Words and Music by Bill Wharton

Somewhere Down the Road from "Hot n Heavy' (2010) (c) Burning Disk Records.  Words and music by Bill Wharton

"Boogie Woogie Washer Woman " from the Sauce Boss 1989 LP "Sauce Boss" on Kingsnake Records. Re-released 2000 on "Best of the Sauce Boss"   Feel free to share this with your friends.  If you would like to order "Best of the Sauce Boss" , please visit sauceboss.com

"Postcard With the Blues" from the Sauce Boss 2002 CD "Sky Blues" on Burning Disk Records.  Words and Music Copyright 2002 by Bill Wharton, Peckerwood Publishing BMI.  I hope you enjoy the tune and feel free to share it with your friends.  If you would like to order the CD, please visit sauceboss.com

"Down by the Sea" from Sauce Boss 2002 CD "Sky Blues" on Burning Disk Records.  Words and Music Copyright 2002 Bill Wharton, Peckerwood Publishing BMI. I hope you enjoy the tune and feel free to share it with your friends.

One hundred degrees without any new fangled heat index. We are burnin UP! Here's a couple of tunes straight out of the Florida heat. The temperature keeps risin in the Gulf. Better be prepared for a monster storm. Copyright 2007 Bill Wharton

On the third Podcast from the Sauce Boss, Bill (Sauce Boss) Wharton takes his listeners on a journey through the streets of Washington DC. Beginning with the street sound percussionist jamming on the sidewalk in Chinatown, and ending up cooking his world famous Gumbo at the largest homeless shelter in the country, Wharton cooks up the funk and blues and “plays�? the gumbo into existence.  He’s been doing it for almost seventeen years, playing festivals and clubs, feeding more than 135,000 people for free!  At the end of the show, everybody eats.  It’s a soul shouting picnic of rock and roll brotherhood.  There is also a side trip to Buffalo, New York for an interview with bluesman, Eddie Shaw.  For more information visit sauceboss.com and planetgumbo.org. Copyright 2006 Bill Wharton. All rights reserved.  Non-commercial sharing is allowed.  Email to info@sauceboss.com

Sauce Boss goes to Margaritaville in Key West one more time.  Jimmy
Buffett wrote a verse about the Sauce Boss in his "I Will Play for
Gumbo" song after coming to some Sauce Boss performances at his clubs.  
Podcast features Bill Wharton originals: "Kino Song", "Postcard With the
Blues" and "Down by the Sea".  Recipe for OJ & Liquid Sumer Hot Sauce
Marinade.  Restaurant review of El Siboney--Key West's best kept
secret.  Copyright 2006 Bill Wharton.  Non-commercial sharing is
encouraged.  Contact info@sauceboss.com for more information.

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This podcast is an interview with the Sauce Boss on July 27, 2006 relating to the release of the first Sauce Boss Podcast and contains the low-down on Bill "Sauce Boss" Wharton.  It is available for use in all media through a Creative Commons license.  For additional interview requests contact the Sauce Boss at 850-997-4359 or info@sauceboss.com.  High-res photos are available at sauceboss.com

Sauce Boss combines music and food into a whole new genre.  This first episode is the introduction to the Sauce Boss Podcasts which will feature original music by the Sauce Boss, along with a down-home restaurant review called "Foraging on the Highway", and Sauce Boss' favorite recipes and stuff about his own Liquid Summer Hot Sauce.  For more about the Sauce Boss, check out sauceboss.com.   All words and music by Bill Wharton, copyright 2006.  Non-commercial sharing is allowed.  Photo by Joe Riebling