Beausoleil
Chanson Pour Tommy (Songs for Tommy)Cajunization 1999 via Rhino Records
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
Leading Postwar Chicago Blues Pianist - Replaced Big Maceo Merriweather In The Muddy Water's Band In 1952, Staying With Muddy Until 1968 - Known For His Distinctive Piano Style
Wonderful Reinterpretation Of The Jimmie Rodgers Song, 1929 -Online Suggestion
Duane Was Killed Forty-Six Years Ago This Past Week - A Rare Vocal Outing For "Skydog" On Champion Jack Dupree's Classic
Also Found On "Music From Big Pink," 1968
Appearing: Kalamazoo State Theater 11/12
Three-Piece String Band From Georgia with Only Six Songs In Their Discography, All Recorded During The 1920's, And The First to Use The Instrumental Combination Of Guitar, Fiddle & Musical Saw
Child Prodigy Soprano Saxophonist And Master Improviser From New Orleans - Some Of His Earliest Surviving Studio Work Are From a July 1923 Recording Sessions With Pianist Clarence Williams
With The Frontier Jazz Orchestra
Producers: Dwight Yoakam & Chris Lord-Alge (Rolling Stones)
Appearing Tonight At Otus Supply Co. Ferndale, MI; Mipso Opening The Show
Greg's Baby Girl
Readaptation Of An 1884 Poem By Joaquin Miller About a Gold Miner From The California Gold Rush Of 1849
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John Cepas & Phil Wiggins First Met At A Jam Session In 1976; Played Together With Big Chief Ellis Until His Death, Then Continued On As A Duo - Drawing From Roots Of Ragtime And Country, Old-Time String Band To R&B And Ballads, Their Music Personify's The Century-Old Sound Of The Piedmont. Cepas & Wiggins Enjoyed A Partnership Spanning Several Decades, During Which Time The Two Emerged Among Contemporary Music's Most Visible Exponents Of The Piedmont Blues Tradition - They Are The Real Deal
Paul Motian, Drums...Charlie Haden, Bass...Dewey Redman, Tenor Saxophone...Danny Johnson, Percussion...Keith Jarrett, Piano
A Quintet Of Roots Musicians Based In Woodstock, NY Led By Aaron Hurwitz, Who Collaborated With The Band For Over Fifteen Years; Nicknamed Professor Louie By Rick Danko
Grassin' Up The Great Marvin Gaye
Composer: Walter "Furry" Lewis
Thirteen Year Old Multi-Instrumentalist, Singer-Songwriter & Producer