The New Mastersounds

"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions Returns Next Week, 8 AM

Chris Smither

The Reverend Shawn Amos

Fresh Into The 'YCE Blues Alley

Bonnie Raitt

Great Slide Work From Bonnie.

Joe Ely

On "Panhandle Rambler," Joe Is Paying Homage To The Landscape And People Of West Texas.

Jackson Browne

Browne Celebrating Number 67 On Friday, 10/9. Jackson Shares A Birth Date With John Lennon

Louis Jordan & His Tympani 5

Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five Created Many Of The Most Influential Songs Of The Early R&B And Rock n' Roll Era. Jordan First Formed The Band As "The Elks Rendezvous Band", Named After The Elks Rendezvous Jazz Joint In Harlem.

Louis Armstrong

Louis Taking Hank Williams Undercover (1952).

The Hot Nut Riveters

Elephant Revival

Appearing In Ann Arbor At The Ark, 11/15

Harpeth Rising

Live At The Wealthy Street Annex On Saturday (17) As Part Of The Acoustic Saturday Nights, A Presentation Of The Grand River Folk Arts Society.

Mountain Jam: Three Tobacco Tags

Recorded January 25, 1938 - Charlotte, NC. Founded In 1931, The Trio's Popularity Sustained Them Until 1949. They Were A Mainstay During The 40's On The Old Dominion Barn Dance, A Weekly Radio Broadcast From Richmond's WRVA

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9 O'Clock Doc: Doc & Merle Watson

Arranged & Produced By Merle Watson.

9 O'Clock Doc: Doc Watson And Bill Monroe

The Essential Genius Of Bill Monroe And Doc Watson Resides In Their Ability To Infuse Traditional American Music With Their Distinctive Musical Personalities. This Album Chronicles The Early Meetings Of These Two Instrumental Legends.

Steep Canyon Rangers

First Time Spin On 'YCE

Eilen Jewell

From Boise, Eilen Began Her Career Busking On The Streets Of Santa Fe

Tim Grimm

Tim's Tribute In Song To His Mentor, Ramblin' Jack Elliot. Songwriters Of All Levels Are Encouraged To Join Tim For The Lamb's Retreat For Songwriters The Weekend Of November 12th In Harbor Springs.

Bill Morrissey

November 25, 1951 – July 23, 2011 (60)

Larry Campbell

Multi-Instrumentalist, Singer/Songwriter, Producer And In Demand Studio Musician. Played With Dylan For A Number Of Years And Produced Levon Helm's Two Grammy Winning Albums, "Dirt Farmer," & "Electric Dirt."

The Waifs

Australian Folk Quintet Founded In 1992 By Vicki Thorn & Donna Simpson. Over The Past Twenty-Three Years The Band Has Gone Through Several Personnel Changes - The Sisters Remain The Anchor.

Spoonful Of Blues: Gene Campbell

Biographical Details Are Sketchy. Born And Raised In Texas, A Possible Itinerant Recording Field Sessions In The Deep Ellum Section Of Dallas In 1929 And A Few More Tracks In Chicago A Year Later, Sixteen In All.

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Spoonful Of Blues: Charlie Segar

Originally From Pensacola, Segar Was The First To Record "Key To the Highway." Relocating To Chicago And Fitting Well Into That Blues Scene, He Performed With Memphis Minnie & Little Walter & Big Bill Broonzy & Jazz Gillum. "Key To the Highway." It Is Recognized As A Blues Standard An Is Inducted Into The Blues Hall Of Fame.

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Sonny Stitt And Don Robinson On '820' Jazz

Grant Green, Guitar...Billy James, Drums...Don Patterson, Hammond B-3...Sonny Stitt, Varitone Tenor Sax

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Barnstar!

Boston Based Quintet Releasing Their Long Awaited Second Album Earlier This Year.

Carolina Road

Multiple IBMA Award Winners

Angela Easterling

Fourth Release

Dale Ann Bradley

Wonderfully Clever Reworking Of Til I Hear From You, 1996 Release By The Gin Blossoms

Hey Mavis

Appearing At The Nor-East'r Music & Art Festival The Weekend Of 6/11/2016 In Mio, MI (Huron National Forest)