An Evening with Boz Scaggs

Few artists captured that spirit like Boz Scaggs. His 1976 album Silk Degrees wasn’t just a hit — it became part of the decade’s musical fabric. The slick, sophisticated rhythm of “Lowdown,” with its irresistible bassline and shimmering keys, could have been pulsing from the speakers of a muscle car on a long night drive. “Lido Shuffle” carried the reckless abandon of a road trip, all swagger and momentum, while ballads like “We’re All Alone” ech...