The Return of Peetie Whitestraw is an intense passionate chronicle of a song saga inspired by old pre-war bluesmen, those musicians who enlightened and gave brightness to a vibrant, deep passionate kind of blues Aaron Burton sings with conviction, only backed by his acoustic guitar and especially his dobro All his songs talk about frantic human condition but, at the same time, Aaron suggests an emotional claim and brings a deep approach to the blues that were played in the old days by Kokomo Arnold, Mississippi John Hurt, Blind Willie McTell, Reverend Gary Davis and other Delta blues heroes The fourteen songs included in the album are Aaron Burton’s own compositions There should be also mentioned ‘Stompin’ Bill Johnston plays harmonica in three songs