The Memphis Horns

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

The Twisters

Formed In North Vancouver In 1994

John Lee Hooker

Despite Being Illiterate, Hooker Was A Prolific Lyricist, Freely Inventing Songs From Scratch.

Duke Robillard

Composer: Robert Lockwood

The Hillbenders

Pickin' On 'The Who'

Robert Plant and Alison Krauss

Meeting At A Tribute Concert For Leadbelly, They Decided To Collaborate On An Album Together With T Bone Burnett Producing. The Result Was The Grammy Award Winning "Raising Sand." (Album Of Year, 2009). Krauss & Plant Take The Everly Brothers Undercover (1964)

Molly Ryan

One Of the Most Sought-After Vocalists On the New York Jazz Scene

Steve Forbert

Recorded In & Around Woodstock, NY & Cape Cod Over An Eight Month Period Of Time, Another Fine Album From A Very Seasoned Singer/Songwriter

Horseshoes & Hand Grenades

Performing Nov. 7th At Bell's Eccentric Cafe, First Set 8 PM. They Are Opening For The Infamous Stringdusters. "A Wonderful Night of Some Mighty Fine Pickin'."

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Moonsville Collective

Septet Calling Costa Mesa Home. Forming In 2011, These Guys Are Firmly Grounded In Roots Music Traditions

The Honey Dewdrops (In Session)

Virginia Natives Laura Wortman & Kagey Parrish.

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Mountain Shout: Jimmy Martin & the Sunny Mountain Boys

Recorded At Watermelon Park In Berryville, Va. In 1969.

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9 O'Clock Doc: Doc Watson & Merle Watson

The Album Is A Collection Of Songs During Their Time On the Flying Fish Label In The 1980's - Pickin' the Blues, Doc and Merle Watson's Guitar Album, Red Rocking Chair and a live version of "Deep River Blues". Jimmie Rogers Wrote And Recorded This Song In 1929

9 O'Clock Doc: Doc Watson & Merle Watson

Written By Carter Stanley. Guests Musicians Included Bela Fleck, Sam Bush & Mark O'Connor - Winning The Grammy For Best Traditional Folk Album

Butch Thompson & Pat Donohue

19 Songs Document Covering The Delta, Ragtime & Dixieland Featuring Songs By Blind Blake, Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver & Little Brother Montgomery. Butch & Pat Add Five Originals. A Feast For The Ears.

John Prine

John's Tenth Studio Release, A Grammy Award Winner: Produced By Howie Epstein. (Heartbreakers)

Della Mae

Anderson-Gram

New Hampshire Husband Wife Duo Gayle Anderson & Bob Gram Reinterpreting Emmylou Harris. Harris Won The Grammy Award In 2001 For "Red Dirt Girl."

James Keelaghan

Canadian Folk Singer-Songwriter Celebrating Number Fifty-Six This Past Week And Is Also A Founding Member Of The North American Folk Alliance

Spoonful Of Blues: Carey Bell

November 14, 1936 - May 6, 2007 Macon Mississippi. (Access Bell's Biography From The Link Below)

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Spoonful Of Blues: Georgia Tom Dorsey

July 1, 1899 - January 23, 1993..Villa Rica, Georgia.( Access Dorsey's Biography From The Link Below)

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This Is '820' Jazz: Dorado Schmitt & Babik Reinhardt

Angelo Debarre, Guitar...James Carter, Saxophone...Dorado Schmitt, Piano...Babilk Reinhardt, Guitar

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Tim O'Brien

Fresh Into 'YCE

Alecia Nugent

Debut Album With Ronnie McCoury, Aubrey Haynie & Rhonda Vincent. "My First Mistake," Was Written By Larry Cordle

The Wilders

Award Winning Kansas City, Mo. Quartet Reinterpreting Roger Miller (1965)

James King

Legendary Singer/Songwriter

The Steel Wheels

The Steel Wheels Appearing For The Acoustic Cafe Folk Series At St. Cecilia On 11/24 Inside The Royce Auditorium. First Set 7:30 And Plenty Of Great Seats Available

Mipso

North Carolina Quartet..Produced Andrew Marlin (Mandolin Orange)