Cubanismo
CuborleansMardi Gras Mambo- Cubanismo In New Orleans 2000 via Hannibal
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The Ghost Of Robert Johnson Deliciously Haunts This Album - Theessink Is An Artist Steeped In The Blues Carving Out His Own Characteristic Fashion
Cora Ann Walton, Memphis, TN - Composer: Magic Sam - Guitars: Mighty Joe Young & Sammy Lawhorn
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Appearance: Magic Bag In Ferndale, 5/5
Formed In 1993 - The Band As We Know It Has Disbanded; A Few Of The Founding Members Perform As The Six Million Dollar Band
October 18, 1926 St. Louis, MO - March 18, 2017 St. Charles County, MO
Founded In 1948; Many Of The Great Ones Have Passed Through Their Ranks - The Bands Continues, Seventy-Years On
The Tunes Are Culled From Lost Recordings From The 1980's
Bill Withers, 1971 - Sixteenth Solo Album - Each Of The Twelve Tracks Is Connected To His Home State Of West Virginia - Steller Lineup: Noam Pilkeny, Stuart Duncan, Chris Scruggs, Bryan Sutton, Kathy Mattea & Chris Stapelton
Daisy, Kentucky - Prominent Figure In Appalachian Folk Music - Not Recorded Until 1958 - A Man Of Several Professions, His Hard-Hitting Singing And Banjo-Playing Reflect the Hard Times And Conflict That Marked His Life In The Kentucky Mountains
Choosing To Use A Six Piece Jazz Band Caused A Bit Of Contention Among Her More Conservative Contemporaries; Buck Clayton Leads The Sextet
This Album Is Doc's Fourth Studio Release - Two Of The Fourteen Songs Were Co-Written With Gaither Carlton, Doc's Father-In-Law
This Song Is An Early Nineteenth-Century Composition; Its' Time In The Southern Appalachians is Evident - Doc Spins The Tale Nicely With Accompaniment From Merle And Bassist Russ Savakus
Big Bill Broonzy, 1932
Everett, WA, 2005 - Currently On Hiatus As Band Members Tend To Individual Side Projects
Original Release: 1975 - Regarded As A Pioneer Of Open Guitar Tunings
Dallas, TX; Nashville Based Troubadour
March 31, 1895 Louisiana - March 17, 1963 Louisiana
Worked With Joe Oliver, Kid Ory, Bunk Johnson, And A.J. Piron, 1909-1911 - First Recordings:1922 After Relocating To New York City, Remaining There For Twenty Years - Returning To New Orleans Left Show Business Until The 1950's - Only Sang Gospel After 1959 - Released A Few Records Under The Pseudonyms Of Mandy Smith And Jane Howard
Richard Wyands, Piano...Julian Euell, Bass...Richard Williams, Trumpet...Mickey Roker, Drums...Gigi Gryce, Alto Saxophone
Drew Emmitt, Leftover Salmon; Bill Nershi, The String Cheese Incident
Pickin' On George Jones, 1970
Founding Member Of The Reeltime Travelers