According to Mike Chambliss, Big Daddy Blue, "our sound has morphed from a traditional blues sound to a more modern approach that has been compared to Jimmy Thackery, Smokin' Joe Kubek, and Tinsley Ellis.

"Our song list continues to change, as we incorporate elements of southern R&B, swamp boogie, and even exposing our country roots on occasion.We play music that appeals to a wide range of audiences in very diverse places, from swanky restaurants to biker bars and everything in between.

The year she turned 18 on Lake St. John in Northern Louisiana, her mother saw a sign in the sky from God and decided it meant that they were to head for California. Along the way, they stopped in Texas and that's where they stayed for the next four years, where Maggie played in roadside bars and honky tonks.

She toured with Trace Adkins in 1988 and recently has opened for Delbert McClinton and Gretchen Wilson. Her next stop was Nashville, but when her mother died two weeks after they arrived, Maggie went home to Louisiana to pursue a normal life.