Chris Thile & Brad Mehldau
The WatcherChris Thile & Brad Mehldau 2017 via Nonesuch
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week, 8 AM
First release As A Duo - 2007: Took 1st Place At The International Blues Challenge In Memphis - Current Band: Nathan James & The Rhythm Scratchers (WYCE)
Jammies XVIII Traditions! Award Nominee
New Orleans, LA - Renowned For His Charismatic Stage Presence And Voice Almost As Much As For His Trumpet Playing, Armstrong's Influence Extends Well Beyond Jazz, And By The End Of His Career In The 1960's, He Was Widely Regarded As A Profound Influence On Popular Music
Join us this Monday at 3:20 as we're joined live in-studio by Cleveland's indie rock band Cloud Nothings. Host Adrian Skye welcomes the band who will share acoustic performances of songs from the new album Life Without Sound, ahead of their performance at Calvin College Covenant Fine Arts Center.
Undercover: Jimi Hendrix Experience, 1968 (Electric Ladyland)
New York City, NY
Performing: Kalamazoo State Theater, 5/11 - Astounding Chemistry As Collaborators - Grammy Award For Best Folk Album
Tickets are now on sale for Folk artists Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn at the Kalamazoo State Theatre on Thursday May 11th!
The recipient of multiple Grammy Awards and nominations going back to 1998, Béla Fleck's total Grammy count is 16 Grammys won, with 30 nominations.
Abigail is a formidable talent with triumphs in songwriting, theater, performance, and even Chinese diplomacy by way of banjo.
More information may be found at Kazoo State dot com
Jammies XVIII Traditions! Award Nominee
Undercover: Hank Williams, 1953 (Recorded As a Demo In 1951 With "The Drifting Cowboys"
Cartersville, GA - Composer: 500 Miles - Belonged To The Same Generation Of Folk Revivalists As Joan Baez And Judy Collins
At The Time Of These Recordings, Doc Didn't Own An Acoustic Guitar; Ashley Himself Didn't Own A Banjo And Hadn't Played For 20 Years - This Historic Album Includes Material Of The First Commercially Released Recordings By Watson
Clarence Ashley: Clawhammer Banjoist, Guitarist And Comedian - Began Performing In 1911 At Medicine Shows In The Southern Appalachians - "Rediscovered" During The 1960's Folk Revival - Here, He And Doc Mine a Nugget Written By Sam Chatmon And Lonnie Vinson, Core Members Of The Mississippi Sheiks, 1930
WYCE once again partners with Feeding America West Michigan for this year's Jammie Awards ceremony, next Friday, February 10th at The Intersection.
Brooklyn, NY Based Quartet's Sound Owes As Much to Gram Parsons And Earl Scruggs As to Jerry Garcia And The Exile On Main Street-Era Roling Stones
Centerville, TX - Performed With Blind Lemon Jefferson At Age Eight - Seldom Needed A Second Take - First Recordings In 1946 With His Cousin, Texas Alexander - The Folk/Blues Revival Gave Lightnin' His World Stage, Headlining The 1965 Newport Folk Festival - Lived A Life In Music He Could Never Have Imagined While Chained To His Bunk Back On The Brazo's (1930's)
Jammies XVIII Traditions! Award Nominee
Wanamaker, IN - The Best Unknown Songwriter In Music Today
Minneapolis, MN - Kendl Winter & Palmer Lee; Seven Steps Up, 3/9 Spring Lake, MI
Only A Few Recordings Have Survived - The Great Depression Hampered Distribution - Eighteen Months In To The Collaboration, Barbecue Bob Dropped Dead And Eddie Mapp Was Stabbed To Death On A Street Corner - The Music They Recorded Together Represents Some Of The Finest Country Blues Put To Vinyl
Barbecue Bob - Charlie Hicks - Buddy Moss - Eddie Mapp - Curley Weaver - Individually, These Five Represented The Best On the Atlanta Blues Scene - Short-Lived Partnership Founded In 1929
Bob James, Piano...Ron Carter,Bass...Ralph MacDonald, Percussion...Jack DeJohnette, Drums...Paul Desmond, Alto Saxophone - Special Guest Guitarist, Gabor Sabor
Tickets are now on sale for Folk artists Béla Fleck and Abigail Washburn at the Kalamazoo State Theatre on Thursday May 11th!
The recipient of multiple Grammy Awards and nominations going back to 1998, Béla Fleck's total Grammy count is 16 Grammys won, with 30 nominations.
Abigail is a formidable talent with triumphs in songwriting, theater, performance, and even Chinese diplomacy by way of banjo.
More information may be found at Kazoo State dot com
Composer: Carl Jackson - Guest Vocal: Vince Gill
Lead Vocal: Jim Lauderdale - Mac Wiseman; Guitarist for The Foggy Mountain Boys Joining In 1948 - One Of The Cult Figures Of Bluegrass - Was There With Flatt And Scruggs, Bill Monroe The Stanley Brothers - Mac Turns 94 In A Couple Of Months - Country Music Hall Of Fame Inductee
Elkhart, IN - Co-Founder: Uncle Earl - This Song: Frank Blevins & His Tar Heel Rattlers, 1927
Jammies XVIII Traditions! Award Nominee - Laurel Premo & Anna Gustavsson
WYCE once again partners with Feeding America West Michigan for this year's Jammie Awards ceremony, next Friday, February 10th at The Intersection.