Via <a href="http://www.nola.com/music/index.ssf/2009/09/inaugural_project_3090_music_f.html">nola.com</a>

<blockquote>Renewable energy or not, Potter and her ace band the Nocturnals delivered an electrifying set. In a super-short black-sequined dress and a '60s-style shag haircut, Potter shimmied, sang in a potent country-soul wail, and swapped off on a Hammond B-3 organ and a flying-V electric guitar, as if she were the daughter of Tina Turner and Gregg Allman. She sang the heck out of Jefferson Airplane's "White Rabbit" to boot.

The stylishly turned out Nocturnals hung with her, a perfect balance of tight but loose. They punched up "If I Was From Paris" with swaggering guitar breaks. The Vermont-based Potter and company were easily the festival's highlight. "I got the medicine that everybody wants," Potter sang repeatedly, and suggestively. She was right.</blockquote>

