Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
"When Music Is Tight It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week, 8 AM
Taking Ben E. King Undercover
Mid-Atlantic Blues Recorded In Los Angeles. Deb's The Real Deal.
New Into The 'YCE Blues Alley
Produced By Ry Cooder
Composer: Jim Messina In 1971.
British Trio....Mr. Sandman Published in 1954 First Recorded By Vaughn Monroe
A Grammy Award Winner, Beginning With Sam Phillips & Sun Records In The Mid-50's
Critically Acclaimed Second Album. The Band Is Lancaster, PA
After Forming At Ithaca College The Trio Relocated To Nashville In 2003. Their Debut, "Mountain Songs," Was Released Four Years Later.
Debut Album, Melbourne Based Roots Trio.
Recorded July 11, 1929 In El Paso. Denmon And Dempson Lewis Recorded Four Songs That Day, Never Heard From Again.
Antebellum Folklore About The Character John The "Trickster" Slave. Doc & Merle Performed This Many Times During Their Time Together.
9 O'Clock Doc: A Two Tune Traditions Tribute To Arthel "Doc' Watson, Flat-Picker - Deep Gap, NC
WYCE is a media sponsor for The Cedric Burnside Project presented by The West Michigan Blues Society - performing at the Tip Top Deluxe on Sunday October 18.
Cedric Burnside, grandson of legendary R.L. Burnside and son of drummer Calvin Jackson, has been playing music all his life. He has developed a relentless, highly rhythmic charged style with strong hip-hop and funk influences. This four-time winner of the prestigious Blues Music Award's Drummer of the Year is widely regarded as one of the best drummers in the world.
The Cedric Burnside Project performs two weeks from today on October 18 at The Tip Top Deluxe.
GR Flavorings...Appearing At The Blue Tractor BBQ & Brewery In Ann Arbor, 11/13
Maryland Born Singer-Songwriter Residing In Western Massachusetts
Classic Greenwich Village Folk
Five Piece String Band From San Francisco Melding Many Influences Into Their Own Unique Experience. Their Live Shows Are Highly Energetic.
Co-Written By Ron Sexsmith. This Is Her Thirteenth Album Release.
Ben Tucker, Bass... Herman Foster, Piano... Dave Bailey, Drums... Alec Dorsey, Congas...Lou Donaldson, Alto Sax
Produced By Brian Ahern And Recorded At Owen Bradley's Legendary Studios.
Echoes Of Flatt & Scruggs
Currently On The European Leg Of Their World Tour Celebrating Twenty Years Together
Southern Minnesota Fiddler
The Album Chronicles America's First Mountain Endurance Race
Good Morning & Welcome To Traditions
WYCE is a media sponsor for The Cedric Burnside Project presented by The West Michigan Blues Society - performing at the Tip Top Deluxe on Sunday October 18.
Cedric Burnside, grandson of legendary R.L. Burnside and son of drummer Calvin Jackson, has been playing music all his life. He has developed a relentless, highly rhythmic charged style with strong hip-hop and funk influences. This four-time winner of the prestigious Blues Music Award's Drummer of the Year is widely regarded as one of the best drummers in the world.
The Cedric Burnside Project performs two weeks from today on October 18 at The Tip Top Deluxe.
