Rodgers focused on his solo career in 2000 and released "Electric", his sixth solo CD. In its debut week, the single "Drifters" was US rock radio's number one on the "Most Added FMQB Hot Trax" list, number two on "Most Added R&R Rock" and number three on "Most Added Album Net Power Cuts". "Drifters" remained in the top 10 for eight weeks on "Billboards Rock charts. That year, he played sold-out concerts in England, Scotland, Australia, United States and Canada. After his appearance on TV's "Late Show with David Letterman" in New York, he met and jammed with B.B. King. That same year, Rodgers, Jimmie Vaughan, Levon Helm, bluesmen Hubert Sumlin, Johnnie Johnson, James Cotton and others performed a sold out concert in Cleveland as a '.