Blues Traveler

Blues Traveler is an American jam band, led by John Popper[?] (vocals, harmonica) along with Chan Kinchla[?] (guitar), Bobby Sheehan[?] (bass) and Brendan Hill[?] (drums). Their fourth album, Four, was a late-blooming success thanks to the singles "Run-Around" and "Hook".

Blues Traveler's future releases were not able to live up to the quintuple platinum sales of Four, though they have maintained a loyal fanbase from the beginning of their career. Their albums in the later 1990s including Straight on Till Morning[?] and Bridge[?], while Sheehan's untimely death in 1999 and Popper's struggle with obesity have helped keep the group on the fringes of the mainstream.