Govt Mule has spent the fall on the road with Donavon Frankenreiter . As the strange bedfellows have grown closer theyve also collaborated more frequently. On Saturday Frankenreiter and his keyboardist Eric Brigmond joined the rock-quartet for That’s What Love Will Make You Do at Atlantas Tabernacle. Later in his set, Warren Haynes enlisted the help of Atlanta-icon and Drivin’ N’ Cryin’ co-founder, guitarist Kevn Kinney, for Straight To Hell and Rockin’ In The Free World. On Sunday Frankenreiter and Brigmond also performed All Along The Watchtower with Govt Mule at Tampa, FLs Tampa Theater .
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