One of Toledo, Ohio's best-kept secrets, Bluesman Dooley Wilson plays "bottleneck" slide guitar in his own unmistakable fashion, fermented over more than three decades of playing experience, spanning from New Orleans to the Mississippi Delta to Europe. With a style profoundly rooted in the Mississippi blues and gospel tradition, Wilson sounds like a transporting anachronism without being a note-for-note archivist. He is the most obscure American Bluesman to have been covered by the iconic rock group The White Stripes.