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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions Returns Next Week, 8 AM
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
Began His Career With Jug Bands In The 1920s And Is Best Known As A Country Blues Harmonica Player, But Also Played The Kazoo, Guitar And Jug. He Played With Sleepy John Estes For Half A Century, First Recording With Estes In 1929.
With Alvin Youngblood Hart. This Album Is The Second In A Trilogy Series Paying Homage To The Blues Women That Inspired Her. Here, She Honors Memphis Minnie & Kansas Joe McCoy (1930)
GR Flavorings From The 'YCE Blues Alley
Written & Rehearsed For "Blond On Blond." Didn't Make It On The Album. It First Appeared In The Early Nineties On The Bootleg Series Volumes 1-3
With The Lost High Rollers. Composer: M.L. "Dock" Boggs
Everyone Should Take Ray's Advice
Helen Served As The "Girl Singer" For Three Of The Most Popular Big Bands Of The Swing Era - Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, And Harry James.
Their Second Collaboration Together. Wonderful Music
Composed By A.P. Carter
Recorded By Hank In 1952 Featuring Don Helms On Pedal Steel And Jerry Rivers Fiddle, Both Longtime Members Of Hank's Drifting Cowboys Band. A 28 Year Old Chet Atkins Sits In On Lead Guitar.
Recorded June 1928 In Jackson, Mississippi. "Leather Britches (Breeches) Has Its' Origin Dating Back To 1840 - Composer Unknown
Doc's Second Solo Release, Demonstrating His Excellent Songwriting Of Original Material In Addition To His Dazzling Interpretations of Folk Songs. Merle Joins Doc On Guitar: Then Seventeen Years Old.
Doc's Reinterpretation Of The Flatt & Scruggs Chestnut. The Album Won The Grammy Award In 1987 For Best Traditional Folk Album. Guests Musicians Include Bela Fleck, Sam Bush & Mark O'Connor. Sadly, It Is Merle's Final Recording With Doc.
Support for WYCE comes from El Granjero Mexican Grill--celebrating 8 years of business at 950 Bridge Street in Grand Rapids.
Family-owned and operated. Women-owned & minority owned.
The menu features a la carte specialty gorditas, deep-fried tacos, and wet burritos, which are smothered with salsa and melted white cheese.
To learn more about El Granjero visit them at 950 Bridge Street Northwest or call (616) 458-5595.
Lead Belly Sang It At Angola Prison In 1934 For John & Alan Lomax. The Lomax's Garnered His Release & Took Him To NYC. The Rest Is Country Blues History
Foucault's Debut Joined By Peter Mulvey
Check Out The Jam! Access Link Below
Songs Written By Woody During His Visit To Oregon & Washington State In 1941.
Dave Carter, Aug. 13 1952 - July 19, 2002 R.I.P.
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March 1, 1911 - Oct. 22, 1963 (51) Mississippi
Vinnie Burke, Bass...Eddie Costa, Piano...Tal Farlow, Guitar
Support for WYCE comes from The West Michigan Potters Guild presenting the 32nd Fall Pottery Show and Sale November 13th and 14th at The Cultural Center at St. Nicholas at 2250 East Paris SE Grand Rapids.
46 Ceramic artists will be displaying locally produced, handmade pottery and sculpture for sale.
To learn more about The West Michigan Potters Guild's 32nd annual show and sale this Saturday at The Cultural Center at St. Nicholas -- visit West Michigan potters guild DOT com.
A Bostonian Sharing A Birthday With The USA.
Eastern North Carolina Quintet Entering Their Seventh Year Together
Eilen Jewell Side Project
Songs Chosen In this Compilation Include The First And Last Songs The Carters Ever Recorded, "Bury Me Under The Weeping Willow" And "You’re Gonna Be Sorry Cause You Let Me Down" Along With Another Ten Songs They Were Known For Performing.
O'Brien's Tribute To Complicated Love
This Is Traditions: American Roots Music - Inventive Reinterpretations - Inspired Original Works - "820" Jazz - Spoonful Of Blues - 9 O'Clock Doc - Mountain Shout - Vintage Pickin' - GR Flavorings & You
Support for WYCE comes from El Granjero Mexican Grill--celebrating 8 years of business at 950 Bridge Street in Grand Rapids.
Family-owned and operated. Women-owned & minority owned.
The menu features a la carte specialty gorditas, deep-fried tacos, and wet burritos, which are smothered with salsa and melted white cheese.
To learn more about El Granjero visit them at 950 Bridge Street Northwest or call (616) 458-5595.