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Warren Haynes, photo by Shervin Lainez<\/em><\/p>\n Warren Haynes took the stage before a national TV audience last night, Jan. 15, with a guest spot on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert<\/em>.<\/p>\n The Southern blues-jam firebrand\u2019s appearance on CBS\u2019 late-night news talk-show summoned support from Louis Cato & The Late Show Band for a three-track introduction to the iconic catalog and his influences. After a searing take on the Allman Brothers Band\u2019s classic \u201cWhipping Post\u201d and his beloved original \u201cSoulshine,\u201d the singer-songwriter and guitarist brought the sentiments of so many peers to the airwaves with a reverent treatment of the Grateful Dead\u2019s \u201cEstimated Prophet,\u201d delivered in honor of the late Bob Weir.<\/p>\n Haynes\u2019 Late Show<\/em> booking coincided with a recent flurry of activity. Earlier this week, he shared the red-hot, soul-rending blues cry \u201cDesiree,\u201d released as part of the Landman<\/em> soundtrack; On Landman \u2013 Songs From and Inspired by the Paramount+ Original Series (Volume II)<\/em>, he joins other country and Americana luminaries like the Red Clay Strays, Colter Wall, Lee Ann Womack, Shaboozey with BigXthaPlug and Whiskey Myers to evoke the West Texas oilfield intrigue of the Billy Bob Thornton-led program.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Independently, Haynes is gearing up to reissue a newly remixed and remastered edition of his debut studio album, Tales of Ordinary Madness<\/em><\/a>, on Jan. 30 via Megaforce Records. With producer Chuck Leavell, Haynes swirled his love for psychedelic rock, electric blues and Southern soul into a fiery and impactful sound on his 1993 release, defining the singular fusion he\u2019s followed to countless celebrated offerings since. After introducing the revisited version with album opener \u201cFire in the Kitchen\u201d in November, Haynes shared the second single, \u201cI\u2019ll Be The One,\u201d last Friday.<\/p>\n Watch Haynes\u2019 set on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert<\/em> here<\/a>. Listen to his recent releases below.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n