Ilya Portnov

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COMPILATIONS

Danny Barnes, Vocals

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Jimmy Liggins And His Drops Of Joy

One Of His Early Releases, "Cadillac Boogie" Was A Direct Forerunner Of "Rocket 88," Itself Often Called The First Rock And Roll Record

Whitehorse

Husband-And-Wife Duo Luke Doucet And Melissa McClelland, Hamilton, Ontario

Magic Sam

Grenada County, MS - Awards: 'West Side Soul,' Blues Foundation Hall Of Fame, 1984 - Learned To Play The Blues From Listening To Records By Muddy And Little Walter - Known For His Distinctive Tremolo Guitar Playing -

JJ Cale

Special Guest: Eric Clapton - JJ's Fourteenth And Final Studio Album, And the Last Collaboration With Clapton

The Dukes Of Dixieland

A Tribute To One Of the Most Influential Jazz Cornetists Of the 1920's, Bix Beiderbecke - Beiderbecke's Persistent Alcoholism Took Its Toll At The Age Of 28

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Malinky

Traditional English Ballad Quoted As Early As 1611 In The Five-Act Stage Play "Knight of the Burning Pestle" - A Variant Of The Song Appears Two Centuries Later As "Fair Margaret," Eventually Evolving Into The Mountain Murder Ballad, Mattie Groves"

Whitney Rose

Varetta Dillard

Vintage R&B!

The Happy Hayseeds

One Of Only Seven Known Historic Recordings By The Happy Hayseeds, all Recorded During A Two Day Session In Early March 1930

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The True Falsettos

Online Suggestion From White Cloud, MI

Louis Armstrong

Merry Christmas From Yours Truly!

Williams, Wayne & Isaak

New Into The 'YCE Blues Alley From A Trio Of Yukon Songsters Meeting Up At The Klondike Roots & Blues Festival In 2014, And Deciding To Hangout For A Few More Days For An Impromptu Recording Session - This Wonderful Album Is The Result Of Three Bluesmen Crossing Paths And Having A conversation In The Blues

The Lil Smokies

A Quintet Of Progressive 'Grassers From Missoula, MT Appearing At Bell's Eccentric Cafe. 2/2 (Kalamazoo)

Jessi Colter

Don Was Producing

Gill Landry

Former Member Of Old Crow Medicine Show

Curtis Jones

Curtis Jones Developed His Melodic Piano Style In Dallas And The Club Circuit In Kansas City Before Moving To Chicago And Enjoying A Successful Recording Career Before World War ll With A Renewed Interest In His Music Developing During The 1960's Blues Revival. A Festival Favorite Among Europeans, Jones Relocated To Germany In The Early 60's, Finding Many Opportunities To Play & Record; Both Solo And With The Heavyweights Of British Blues. Several Of His Compositions Have Become Blues Standards. Jones Passed On In 1971.

Curtis Jones

August, 18.1906 Texas - September 11, 1971 Germany

Bobby Timmons

Butch Warren, Double Bass...Walter Perkins, Drums...Bobby Timmons, Piano

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Bill Carter

The Louvin Brothers

Ira & Charlie

Patsy Cline

With The Jordanaires

John Hartford

Hot Buttered Rum

Quintet Of San Francisco 'Grassers

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Pete Wernick

Debut Recording Under The Name "Flexigrass"