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 - - - 24/7 Requests/Comments: sundaytraditions@gmail.com
Traditions Appearance Alert: Wheatland Music Festival, The Weekend Of 9/09, Remus, MI
Tennessee - Arrived In Chicago In 1952 - Known For Her Rough, Powerful Vocals And Traditional Blues Stylings - Awards: Grammy Award for Best Traditional Blues Album, 1985 - Blues Hall of Fame, Inducted 1997- Blues Foundation Lifetime Achievement Award, 1999 - NEA National Heritage Fellowship, 2004 Blues Music Award (Formerly The W. C. Handy Award) 24 Times
Composer: Pink Anderson - This Album Is An Authentic Modern Recreation Of Blues Styles Prevalent During The Late 1920's And Early 1930's
Australia - Described By Reviewers As A ‘Musical Anomaly’, ‘Bonnie Raitt’s Evil Twin’ - Constantly Touring, She Follows The Festival Seasons In Both Hemispheres
New York City - Eric's Father Is Leon Bibb, A Senior Figure On The New York Folk Scene Of The 1960’s - Eric’s Godfather Was Paul Robeson And His Uncle Was Jazz Pianist John Lewis, Founder Of The Modern Jazz Quartet.
A Soulful Arrangement Of Van Morrison's Gem, 1970 (Moondance) - Warren Haynes & Derek Trucks Providing The Wonderful Guitar Interplay
San Diego Retro-Swing Band No Longer Together
Fresh Into 'YCE - Deeply Influenced By Traditional Creole, Cajun And Haitian Music, As Well As By American Jazz And Folk
Multi-Award Winning Canadian String Quartet With A Delightful Twist On Folk Melodies And Fiddle Tunes
Pennsylvania - Raised In North Carolina's Piedmont's And Virginia's Blue Ridge - Learned Guitar From His Dad, Banjo And Fiddle From Earl Scruggs And John Hartford Records
Composer: Unknown - Dates To The Late Nineteenth Century
Recorded October 3, 1927 Atlanta, GA
Recorded March 23, 1927 Atlanta, Georgia
Today's WYCE Business Day Sponsor is Local First.
Local First is a nonprofit organization that believes an economy grounded in local ownership and sustainable business practices will build local wealth and encourage a joyful community.
This summer, Local First is proud to host the 13th annual Street Party, a celebration of local music, local food, and local beer on June 4. Learn more at local first [dot] com or by calling 616-808-3788.
Linda's First Album In Six Years - Guests Include Her Three Children, Grandson, Ex-Husband Richard, Amy Helm And Tony Trischka
Husband - Wife Duo Of Eric Lindberg & Doni Zasloff, Inviting The Likes Of Sam Bush, Rob Ickes And Scott Vestral In Recording Their Debut Album
Undercover: Tom T. Hall, 1968 - Tom T. Turning 80 This Past Wednesday
-you tube- (Between) 1887 & 1896 Mississippi - May 5, 1970 Tennessee
May 19, 1902 Texas - October 21, 1962 California
Art Farmer, Trumpet...Wynton Kelly, Piano...Paul Chambers, Bass...Charlie Persnip, Drums...Benny Golson, Tenor Sax
With Jewell
Traditions Appearance Alert: The Brothers Appearing At Two Michigan Festivals, First Up The Milan Bluegrass Featival, 8/4 & A Two Night Stand At The Wheatland Music Festival, 9/10 & 9/11
Australian - "Part Of Me" Is Her Sophomore Release
Fertile Music Scene Of Asheville, Located In The Western Mountains Of NC - 2013 IBMA Award Winners
Eddie Is A Founding Member Of The 'Country Gentlemen'
Pickin' On The Grateful Dead, 1972 (Europe '72) - Composers: Robert C. Hunter & Jerome J. Garcia
Today's WYCE Business Day Sponsor is Local First.
Local First is a nonprofit organization that believes an economy grounded in local ownership and sustainable business practices will build local wealth and encourage a joyful community.
This summer, Local First is proud to host the 13th annual Street Party, a celebration of local music, local food, and local beer on June 4. Learn more at local first [dot] com or by calling 616-808-3788.
