Folk blues is alive and well in Budapest. Boll Weevil played Treehugger Dan's again Thursday night and put on another foot-stomping show for us (even minus their double-bass player and their fiddle player for most of the show). I particularly liked frontman David Ongjerth's self-penned songs, including his newest as yet untitled tune involving a chamber pot, and "Not Much Left To Ask." Once again, I really liked "Little Delia," "Rock Island Line," and "Hard Times." It was also good to see that the band is adding to its reperoire and showcased a number of new songs, including "Kansas City Blues." We hope to have them back again this summer.

Ongjerth Dávid - lead vocals, dobro, guitar, mandolin, kazoo
Bajovics Milán - violin, derbuka
Szabó 'Csobán' Gergő - double-bass, jug
Sain Mátyás - harmonica, flute

Set List:
Willie McTell: Stomp Down Rider, The Dying Crapshooter's Blues, Statesboro Blues
Luke Jordan: Cocaine Blues
Henry Thomas: Bull-Doze Blues
Fred McDowell: Kokomo Blues
Blind Blake: Southern Rag, Hard Pushin' Papa
Blind Boy Fuller: Mama, Let Me Lay It On You, Truckin' My Blues Away
Memphis Jug Band: K.C. Moan, Lindbergh Hop
Robert Johnson: The Last Fair Deal Going Down
traditional pieces: Little Delia, The Boll Weevil, Poor Boy Long Ways From Home, Rock Island Line, Let Your Light Shine On Me, The Dirty Dozen
Skip James: Hard Times Killing Floor
Brownie McGhee: Barbecue Any Old Time
Jim Jackson: Kansas City Blues
John Hurt: Let The Mermaids Flirt With Me
Charlie Patton: Revenue Man Blues