Tim White & Jack Gates

"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Incredibly Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week

Dion

With The Wanderers - Archive Release That Never Made It Out Of The Gate Recorded Fifty-Two Years Ago - This Is The First Time That All These Tracks Are Being Issued Together As The Originally Intended Dion Album; A Lost Chapter In The Epic Story Of A Legendary Rock 'N' Roller

Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings

May 4, 1956 - November 18, 2016 (60) - The Band's Final Studio Before Sharon's Untimely Passing

COMPILATIONS

A Wonder Overview Of A True American Troubadour

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Zoe Muth & The Lost High Rollers

With The High Rollers

Jorma Kaukonen

Composed By The Delmore Brothers, 1933

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Artie Shaw

With His Gramercy Five, 1940 - Many Of The Big-Band Leaders Of The Swing Era Featured A Small Group From Within The Band, A Throwback To Their Own Origins In "Hot" Jazz

The Delta Rhythm Boys

American Vocal Group Active For Over 50 Years From 1934 To 1987

Doc & Merle Watson

9 O'Clock Doc: Recorded At The Boarding House in San Francisco, May 1974

Cannon's Jug Stompers

The History Of Minglewood Blues Is Long And Complex. The Original Minglewood Blues, Written By Noah Lewis, Was Recorded On January 30, 1928 In Memphis - It Has Been Covered Charley Patton, Texas Alexander, Jimmy Rodgers And Several Times By The Grateful Dead

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Casey Driessen

Lazer Lloyd

Guy Davis

Composer: Blind Lemon Jefferson, 1927

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The Muteflutes

Appearing Tonight At The Salt Of The Earth, Fennville; First Set 6 PM

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Slim Harpo

Slim Kept it Simple, Never Got Too Fancy; Never Forgot The Importance Of The Groove - He Died Young, But His Music Reached The Rolling Stones, The Kinks And Van Morrison & Them

Memphis Minnie & Little Son Joe

Algiers, LA - The Eldest Of Thirteen Siblings; Ran Away At Age Thirteen To Memphis, Playing The Street Corners Of Beale Street The Majority Of Her Teenage Years; Joined The Circus For Half A Decade Before Returning To Memphis During The Late 1920's. Big Bill Broonzy Brought Her To Chicago To Record With Kansas Joe McCoy, Little Son Joe, Sunnyland Slim And Snooky Pryor. The Music She Made Was Autobiographical. Lizzie Douglas Passed On In 1973, And Was Posthumously Inducted Into The Blues Foundation's Hall Of Fame Seven Years Later.

Art Tatum

Harry "Sweets" Edison, Trumpet...Lionel Hampton, Vibraphone...Barney Kessel, Guitar...Red Callender, Bass...Buddy Rich, Drums...Art Tatum, Piano - The Sextet Configuration Was One Of The Largest Groups That Art Tatum Ever Worked With, Preferring To Play Solo Most Of His Career Which Makes "The Legendary 1955 Sessions," Extra Special. Six Giants Of Jazz, All Coming From The Big Band Idiom A Decade Before Gather For A One Day Recording Session In California On September 7, 1955.The Result Is Nothing Short Of Brilliant

The Balfa Brothers

The Del McCoury Band

Alice Gerrard

Trail-Blazing Bluegrass Legend!

The Osborne Brothers

Sonny & Bobby From Roark, KY And Grew Up In SW Ohio Became An Influential Bluegrass Act In The Genres History - Sonny Retired In 2005 And Bobby Pushes On At The Age Of 86 - In 1994,The Osborne Brothers Were Inducted Into The International Bluegrass Music Association's Hall of Honor; Considered Bluegrass Music's Highest Honor.

Porter Wagoner

Porter's Final Release, June Of 2007; He Would Pass On Three Months Later In October At The Age Of 80

Jayme Stone

Canadian Fur Traders Where Heard Singing The Song Traveling Down The Missouri River In The Early 19th Century