She takes her training and knowledge of 1920’s hot jazz, early blues, and gypsy swing, and finds the common thru-line with Western swing and classic country to favorable and sometimes irresistible results on her new album Bluer Than Blue. Bob Wills and Western Swing were just as much jazz as they were country, and the same goes for Sweet Meg and Bluer Than Blue. To accomplish this, Sweet Megg called upon the services of folks like console steel player Chris Scruggs, fiddler Billy Contreras, a horn section of Mike Davis, Ricky Alexander, and Sam Chess, Dalton Ridenhour on ragtime piano, and right hand man Justin Poindexter on guitar.