Disc One: 1. Video Fades In,   2. Key To The Highway, 3. Jeffrey Wright Introduction, 4. Big Head Todd Intro, 5. Roll Where You Want Hubert Sumlin, 6. Jimmy Vaughan Intro, 7. Six Strings Down, 8. Jody Williams and Kenny Wayne Shepherd Intros, 9. Lucky Lou, 10. Jimmy Vivino and David Johansen Intros, 11. Evil, 12. Ronnie Baker Brooks and Lonnie Brooks Intros, 13. Born In Chicago - Sweet Home Chicago, 14. Eddy Shaw and Henry Gray Intros, 15. Sittin On Top Of The World, 16. Elvis Costello Intro, 17. Hidden Charms, 18. Warren Haynes Intro, 19. You ll Be Mine, 20. Billy Gibbons Intro, 21. I Asked For Water, 22. Mister Highway Man, 23. Intro To Jazz Foundation of American Director, 24. Wendy Oxenhorn Speaks.
Disc Two: 1. Toni Ann Mamary Speaks, 2. House Band Intros, 3. Who's Been Talking, 4. Keb Mo Intro, 5. Howlin For My Baby, 6. Doyle Bramhall Intro, 7. Commit A Crime, 8. Derek Trucks Intro, 9. Meet Me At The Bottom, 10. Susan Tedeschi Intro, 11. How Many More Years, 12. Three Hundred Pounds Of Joy, 13. Robert Randolph Intro, 14. Who Do You Love, 15. Buddy Guy Intro, 16. Quinn Sullivan Intro, 17. I'm Goin Down, 18. Hoochie Koochie Man, 19. Shemekia Copeland Intro, 20. Beggin You Please,   21. Gary Clark Jr. Intro, 22. Catfish Blues.
Disc Three: 1. Eric Clapton Intro, 2. Shake For Me, 3. Little Baby, 4. Forty Four, 5. Goin Down Slow, 6. Keith Richards Intro, 7. Little Red Rooster, 8. Spoonful, 9. Wang Dang Doodle, 10. Smokestack Lightning.
Disc Four:   Key To The Highway, 2. Six Strings Down, 3. You'll Be Mine, 4. How Many More Years, 5. Who Do You Love, 6. I'm Goin' Down, 7. Hoochie Koochie Man, 8. Beggin You Please, 9. Shake For Me, 10. Little Baby, 11. Forty Four, 12. Goin' Down Slow, 13. Little Red Rooster, 14. Spoonful, 15. Wang Dang Doodle / Smokestack Lightning.

This release presents the Tribute concert to Hubert Sumlin and it is a different recording from the silver disc pack of the same name. Here the music sound level is higher with slightly less detailed sound but with the audience a bit more upfront. The discs are structured a bit differently here with some tracks that belong to one disc instead of the following one in respect to the no label silver disc release of the same name, I must also say that the copy I used for this review had all discs messed up as far as the songs order (that is something that can happen on cdr, I am afraid). There is also a small outro with boogie piano played at the end. Even the video footage is different though shorter it comes from closer position to the stage and at times with a better definition too.(Tracks 1,10-12 and 15 come from this better source).