Little Charlie And Organ Grinder Swing
Pennies From HeavenSkronky Tonk 2016 via Eller Soul
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions Returns Next Week, 8 AM
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Playlist from 08/28/2016 @ 8:00am
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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 American Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
Skronky Tonk 2016 via Eller Soul
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Eden Brent
He'll Do the Same Thing to YouMississippi Number One 2008 via Yellow Dog Records
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Big Chief Ellis & Cephas & Wiggins
Louis BluesClassic Appalachian Blues 2010 via Smithsonian Folkways
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Reworking Big Bill Broonzy
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Count Basie And His Orchestra
Sweety CakesApril In Paris 1956 via Verve
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William James "Count" Basie, August 21,1904 – April 26,1984 - Joined Bennie Moten's Band in Kansas City In 1929 - Basie's Singers: Jimmy Rushing, Joe Williams, Helen Humes, Billy Eckstine, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra
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9:40 am
Funky Buddha Fest (click for more info)
Support for WYCE comes from Funky Buddha Yoga Hothouse presenting "Funky Buddha Fest" with yoga classes set to live music from local musicians!
The Fest wraps up tonight with The Muteflutes bringing their folk rock and seamless vocals to Wilcox Park for the weekly 7:30pm community class.
This class is free to members or available to the public at a special drop-in rate.
Funky Buddha Fest with The Muteflutes in Wilcox Park tonight at 7:30 pm
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Richie Havens
Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen/My Sweet LordLive At the Cellar Door 1990
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Richie Playing His Favorite Venue, The Legendary Cellar Door, Washington D.C. - The Song: A Spiritual Song That Originated During The Period Of Slavery But Was Not Published Until 1867
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Bruce Cockburn
Wondering Where The Lions AreDancing In The Dragon's Jaws 1979 via True North Records
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Online Suggestion: Maryland
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The Black Lillies
Two Hearts Down100 Miles of Wreckage 2011 via North Knox Records / Attack Monkey Productions
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Knoxville, Tennessee - Founded In 2009 By Cruz Contreras Formerly Of Robinella And The CC Stringband ('YCE Artist)
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9:20 am
Meijer Gardens | Tuesday Evening Music Club -Week9 (click for more info)
WYCE presents Tuesday Evening Music Club - every Tuesday at 7pm throughout the Summer at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park.
This Tuesday, August 30, the final concert of the season features Local music icon Ralston Bowles sharing the stage with friends and collaborators from the community and beyond.
More information at Meijer Gardens.org -- m-e-i-j-e-r gardens dot o-r-g
Leyla McCalla
Peze CafeA Day for the Hunter, A Day for the Prey 2016 via Jazz Village
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Former Cellist For The Carolina Chocolate Drops
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The Brothers Comatose
Dead FlowersSongs From The Stoop 2011 via The Brothers Comatose
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Undercover: The Rolling Stones, 1971 (Sticky Fingers)
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David Holt & Josh Goforth
Hula LouGood Medicine 2016 via Holt & Goforth
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Four -Time Grammy Winner - An Album Of Old-Time Mountain Music
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Midge Williams And Her Jazz Jesters
Love Is Like WhiskeyMidge Williams 2015 via Doxy
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In Demand Vocalist During The 1930's - Spent Some Time With The Louis Armstrong Orchestra
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The Dirt Daubers
On The Front PorchThe Dirt Daubers 2016 via Arkum
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Latest Project From J.D. Wilkes, Formerly Of The "Legendary Shack Shakers"
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9:00 am
Record Sale Donations (click for more info)
It's almost time for the 9th annual WYCE CD & Record Sale! We are currently accepting donations of LPs, CDs and Cassettes for this fundraising event held at the Eastown Streetfair on Saturday, September 10th.
Your donations of music could be tax deductible and all proceeds of the sale will go on to support WYCE! Any donations of LPs, CDs and cassettes are encouraged, regardless of artist or genre, as long as they're in good shape and in their original case. Donations will be accepted through Thursday, September 8th.
Donations may be dropped off to the Community Media Center at 711 Bridge Street, Mondays through Fridays from 10am until 6pm. Thank you!
Harry Manx
Walking Ghost BluesBread and Buddha 2010 via Dog My Cat Records
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Bryan Sutton
You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You GoThe More I Learn 2016 via Sugar Hill
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Bob Dylan: Blood On The Tracks, 1975 - Bryan Rejoins 'Hot Rize' For Upcoming Fall Tour
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Feufollet
Ouvre La PorteEn Coulers 2010 via Feufolit
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Baton Rouge, LA
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Jeff Black
Birmingham RoadBirmingham Road 1998 via Arista
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Trinity House Concerts, 4/29/17 Livonia
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The Coal Men
DepreciatePushed To The Side 2016 via Vaskaleedez
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Nashville Based Roots-Rock Trio - Fifth Album - Been Together Seventeen Years
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8:40 am
Spoonful Of Blues: Charlie Burse
Good Potatoes On The HillHell's Highway 2015 via Suncoast
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Nickname: Kid Uke
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Spoonful Of Blues: Charlie Burse & His Memphis Muscats
Goldie MayMemphis Highway Stomp 2014 via Document
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August 25, 1901 Alabama - December 20, 1965 Tennessee
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This Is '820' Jazz: Kenny Dorham
Blue Spring ShuffleQuiet Kenny 1959 via Verve
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Tommy Flanagan, Piano...Paul Chambers, Bass...Art Taylor, Drums...Kenny Dorham, Trumpet
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8:20 am
Meijer Gardens | Tuesday Evening Music Club -Week9 (click for more info)
WYCE presents Tuesday Evening Music Club - every Tuesday at 7pm throughout the Summer at Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park.
This Tuesday, August 30, the final concert of the season features Local music icon Ralston Bowles sharing the stage with friends and collaborators from the community and beyond.
More information at Meijer Gardens.org -- m-e-i-j-e-r gardens dot o-r-g
Yonder Mountain String Band
LandfallBlack Sheep 2015 via Frog Pad Records
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Special Consensus With Della Mae
Highway 40 BluesLong I Ride 2016 via 2016
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Pickin' On Ricky Scaggs This Morning
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Wade Mainer
Building On That RockHello Central, Give Me Heaven 2005 via Gusto
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Pioneering Legend Bridging The Gap Between Old-Time Mountain Music And Bluegrass - Formed "The Son's Of the Mountaineers," In The 1930's Setting the Stage For Bill Monroe And Earl Scruggs - Brought The Banjo To The Front Of the Band As A Lead Instrument - Passed Away In flint, MI In 2011 At The Age Of 104
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COMPILATIONS
I Can't Find Your Love Any MoreO Sister! A Women's Bluegrass Collection 2001 via Rounder / Pgd
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Vocals: Hazel Dickens
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The Spinney Brothers
Living The DreamLiving The Dream 2016
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Goin' Back On The Road - Mixed Emotions Doing What You Love And Leaving Home
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Red Tail Ring
YarrowFall Away Blues 2016 via Earth Work
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Featured Artist Of The Day Tomorrow - Live: Bell's Brewery This Thursday With Special Guest Joel Mabus - Seven Steps Up 10/7, Spring Lake
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8:00 am
Record Sale Donations (click for more info)
It's almost time for the 9th annual WYCE CD & Record Sale! We are currently accepting donations of LPs, CDs and Cassettes for this fundraising event held at the Eastown Streetfair on Saturday, September 10th.
Your donations of music could be tax deductible and all proceeds of the sale will go on to support WYCE! Any donations of LPs, CDs and cassettes are encouraged, regardless of artist or genre, as long as they're in good shape and in their original case. Donations will be accepted through Thursday, September 8th.
Donations may be dropped off to the Community Media Center at 711 Bridge Street, Mondays through Fridays from 10am until 6pm. Thank you!