Ali Farka Toure with Ry Cooder
DiarabyTalking Timbuktu 1994 via Hannibal
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Flint, MI - Three-Time Grammy And A Tony Award Recipient - Made Her New York Debut In 1970 As The Lead Vocalist For One Of The Premier Jazz Orchestras Of All Time Led By Thad Jones And Mel Lewis
At The Time Of This Recording The Four Blues Legends Were From 89 To 94 Years Old And Represented The Last Performers Of Delta Blues From The 1920's - Awards: Best Traditional Blues Album, 2008
Steve's Tribute To The 'Singing Brakeman,' Jimmie Rodgers, 1936
Recorded In 1936; Ella Had Just Turned Nineteen Years Of Age
Prison Gang Work Song Recorded By Alan Lomax At Parchman Farm, Mississippi State Penitentiary
Doc's Final Appearance At The Bottom Line, A Club He Had Played Over Thirty Times - He Creates His Usual Easy Intimacy Of A Back-Porch Performance
Doc Would Turn 79 Years Old During That Weekend
GR Seasonings!
Founded: Dallas, TX, 2008 - Mantra: "Creating New Music For Good People"
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Traces Of Frazey Ford & Sandy Denny
January 25, 1932 Mississippi - April 28, 1984 Louisiana (52)
His Voice: Loud, Rough And Deep; Harmonica Style: Bold And Rounded, With Agile Runs And Tasteful Licks - Gigged With Lightnin' Hopkins In The Late 1950's, And Later With Silas Hogan - Made It On The Tail End Of The Swamp Blues Movement - Appeared In The Documentary Blues Legends; Inducted Into The Louisiana Blues Hall Of Fame
Elvin Jones, Drums...Hosea Taylor, Alto Sax...Reggie Workman, Bass...Herbie Hancock, Piano...Joe Henderson, Tenor Sax...Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet
Formed In 1992 By Sisters Vikki Thorn & Donna Simpson
Cincinnati's Traveling Minstrels; Recovering Rockers With Roots In The City's West Side Punk Scene, An Influence Giving Their Sound Some Distinctive Bite
Nanci's Fifth Release 30 Years Ago - Bela Fleck, Banjo; Lucy Kaplansky, Background Vocals
First Came to Prominence Playing Banjo With Jimmy Martin In The 1950's - His New South Has Seen Many Influential Musicians Pass Through - J.D. Turns 80 In This Summer And Has Since Retired
He & Sonny Are Back On The Road Appearing At Ojibway St. Park, 6/17 Saginaw
Steel Guitar: Herb Remington