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"g-man Blues" is Gary Wesselhoff, a solo acoustic rocker with a genuine dedication to Chicago Style Blues. A native Chicagoan, he began his musical career in the seventies during rock music's classic era. Inside the "Chi-town" rock scene, he hooked up with some "playa's" and began playing under the name Woodlind. Woodlind wrote and performed their own material exclusively—one point boasting a song list of over seventy-five original songs. G-man and Woodlind recorded a album of songs at Chicagolands famous "Pumpkin Recording Studio" with renown producer Gary Loizzo (known for his production of several Styx albums). Over the years the band members eventually drifted apart. In college g-man met and began playing with two outstanding performers, Bob May, and Ken Zemanek. The three began playing once again under the name of Woodlind. The band grew in size and following. Once again however, the band went separate directions. In the interim, g-ma...