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Brothers Daniel and Jesse Reaux have been playing music since they were kids. After a couple of encouraging open mic sessions, they drew upon some of their musical influences from bluegrass, the blues, and outlaw country and partnered with some of their musician friends to form The Rayo Brothers.\\xa0
In their current lineup, they have Jordan Ardoin on bass, Lance Kelehan on drums and mandolin, and Sarah Jayde Williams on the fiddle. Daniel plays the guitar and Jesse plays the banjo, and both of the brothers do the vocals. Since the band\'s inception they\'ve played all across the South, including shows at SXSW,\\xa0New Orleans Jazz Fest, Festival Internationale, House of Blues New Orleans, and Gilley\'s Dallas. They are scheduled to do another showcase for Jazz Fest this year on May 3rd.
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At the end of the episode, you can hear the song "Red River Blues," which comes from the band\'s latest album, Take You For a Drive.\\xa0
If you like exploring some of the music traditions that The Rayo Brothers reference in their music, you might appreciate this interview I did with Scott Rosenbaum, the filmmaker behind Sidemen, a documentary that premiered at SXSW in 2016 and tells the story of the Grammy-winning sidemen who played alongside legendary bluesmen Muddy Waters and Howlin\\u2019 Wolf and developed their own musical voices along the way.\\xa0Show notes for that episode are here:
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"Coronet" music video:\\xa0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hx90tjA1-0E
Music for the show provided by Rob Costlow
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