It’s a busy show early on tonight at the Cluny, which is just as well given the solid performance of opener Bad Bob Bates.  Playing tonight as a solo act, Bad Bob delivers a hard edge Americana/Punk/Country rock mix as he weaves in and out of intense, driven, songs.   Closing song, Remains to be seen, steals an excellent set.  A quick turnaround hardly gives the room to breathe, and a warm night, mixed with the ferocity of Reverend Peyton, and his 3 piece band, means it’s hot and sweaty by the time Peyton’s opener, My Old Man Boogie gets to it’s first guitar solo.  Absolutely mesmerising with his guitar, Peyton’s unique blend of delta bar room boogie is in full throttle tonight, with various styles of slide guitar and combinations of electric blues providing a stellar performance.  Front Porch Trained steals the show with its ferocious guitar outro in a set that’s technically unbeatable.