Me too...Here's another Burnside (although he just took the name and is somewhat related to R.L.)
He plays with Lightnin' Malcolm (Juke Joint Duo) and I have never seen a drummer play his drums as hard as Ced does. They are great live. I saw them in a juke joint called, GIP'S PLACE in Bessemer, Alabama. Mr. Gip is a 70+ year old Grave digger by day and has a tin shed on his property that hosts blues musicians twice a month---for free. Its as authentic a blues experience as you can get. A ton of fun. Fried catfish for sales, shots given to you by Mr. Gip, grass, the whole bit.....its Americana!!!! You're elbow to elbow with whites, blacks, old, young, all there for one reason----To hear the real deal.
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And Here's a clip of the aforementioned, Mr. Gip's place-----the new home of hillcountry, straight blues and all the like.
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That rules. I wonder if it's like Kimbrough's juke joint was back in the day.
As far as Burnsides go, you must know about North Mississippi Allstars/Hill Country Revue. If not, there are several Burnsides involved in these projects with the Dickinson borthers. I have a live album by the Allstars and R.L. himself was on stage for at least a few of the songs.