Dream
OnDream, prolific solo artist Keller Williams opens up his one-man show to welcome a bevy of musical talents to the party. Well-known visitors like String Cheese Incident and Bela Fleck slide in on the jam and jazz grooves, adding texture and body to the skeletal guitar riffs and who-needs-a-rhythm-section solo frenzies Williams is known for creating in his live shows.  The resulting tracks are quirky and eclectic, mashing up funk, bluegrass, rock and reggae, and Williams's lyrics are typically eccentric, as on "Restraint" --"I wanna jump your bones, but you're on the phone and it sounds kind of important." Jam-band elder statesman and Grateful Dead founder Bob Weir guests on "Cadillac," which imagines cruising with Allah, Buddha, and Santa with Jesus in the back "cuz he knows there ain't no bad seat in my cadillac."  WithDreamon your car stereo, you never know who might come along for the ride.--Ben Heege