Joe Walsh is already working on the follow-up to his 2012 album Analog Man.
Walsh tells Billboard.com that he, alongside Dr. John, Robert Randolph, Keb' Mo', drummer Jim Keltner, keyboardist Mike Finnigan and Jeff Beck and bassist Tal Wilkenfeld have "about 12 tracks finished, and it's really good."
Walsh continues that the songs are "real obscure R&B and blues songs. Half of it is original, and half of it's old Howlin' Wolf or John Lee Hooker. I told everybody to bring a song in and everybody did, be it an old blues song or some idea. We went through some old Stax records from, like, the Otis Redding days, Sam & Dave stuff that were just albums tracks, and did our version of a whole bunch of stuff."
There is no official timetable for a release as of yet.
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