
The major-label debut, blending blues and rock with soul, hip-hop and R&B; it won two Grammys and marked him as a guitar hero for a new generation.

A more personal record, largely self-produced and self-played, leaning into gospel and soul alongside his signature guitar work.

A bold, politically charged album whose title track confronts racism head-on; it earned him a Grammy for Best Contemporary Blues Album.

His most eclectic set yet, ranging across funk, soul and African music, with guests including Stevie Wonder and George Clinton.