Exclusive stream: Master of sleazy R&B Andre Williams reunites with The Sadies for "One Eyed Jack"

While he's not a household name, Andre Williams is known among R&B and blues fans for recording filthy-sounding, gutbucket soul since the '50s. Williams has experienced some highs in his career, recording for a subsidiary of Motown in the early '60s and legendary Chicago blues label Chess later in the decade. And he's had some crushing lows, struggling with drug addiction and living on the streets of Chicago for a spell in the '80s. But he rebounded in the '90s, hooking up with the excellent Canadian roots-rock band The Sadies for 1999's Red Dirt, and re-fashioning himself as a wise old man of garage rock.