Eastern Blok
TricycleFolk Tales 2007 via none
Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
Written By Big Bill Broonzy
Original Pressing; 1962
Hemphill's Quill Playing Was Highly Syncopated And Offered The Closest Connection To Traditional African Music - Hemphill, Smith, "Turpentine" Askew & Will Head Established Their Own String Band During The Early Part Of The 20th Century
'Widdershins' Is An Old Word For Turning Anti Clockwise, Spiraling Backwards, It Doesn't Just Describe The Movement; In Folklore It Can Create A Kind Of Magic
Mardi Gras: Also Known As Fat Tuesday, Referring To Events Of The Carnival Celebrations, Beginning On Or After The Christian Feasts Of The Epiphany (Three Kings Day) And Culminating On The Day Before Ash Wednesday
Composer: Marty Robbins, 1959
Composer: Sonny Landreth - Sixty-Sixth Album For The 84 Year Old Iconic Bluesman
Came Together As The "Hep-Ones," in 1965 Kingston, Playing A Major Role In The Gradual Transition Between Ska And Rocksteady Into Reggae With Their Three-Part Harmonies - The Band Is Still Together, 53 Years On
The Brothers Formed The Band In Switzerland In 1995, Now Calling North Carolina Home - This Album Is A Collaboration With Musical Cohorts Maja & Carlo Brunner
Written Under The Original Title "Jock-O-Mo," By Sugar Boy & The Cane Cutters In 1953 - Fat Tuesday Is The 13th
Lansing, MI
Came Together In 1996 After What Was Supposed To Be a One-Off Tribute Album To Canadian Songwriter Willie P. Bennett - The Band Continues To Evolve Into One Of The Finest Roots-Oriented Bands In North America
Guest Musicians On The Album Include Kim Wilson And Mick Taylor - I Really Dig The Sound Of Karp's National Steel Slide Guitar
Twelve-Time Grammy Award Honoree Including The Prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award
An Important Figure In The American Folk Music Revival, Influencing Many Of The Key Figures Of The Folk-Revival Of That Time; Bob Dylan, Joan Baez, Mavis Staples, And Janis Joplin
Local Spins on WYCE is a 1-hour exploration of the best music from the Grand Rapids area and West Michigan. The program often debuts new songs by seasoned artists as well as emerging acts who merit attention and broader exposure.
The show is hosted by John "SINK-uh-vitch" from LocalSpins.com, the website covering West Michigan's music scene. Each week, John invites local artists into the studio for live music and conversation.
Tune in for "Local Spins on WYCE" every Friday at 11am. And browse every archived episode online at WYCE dot org
March 27, 1915 Arkansas - November 21, 2006 Ohio
The Only Guitarist To Have Learned To Play Directly From Robert Johnson; Wandered The Delta Towns Playing Juke-Joints With Johnny Shines And Rice Miller, Who Would Later Find Fame As Sonny Boy Williamson ll. Lockwood Played The Circuit To St. Louis And Memphis Before Turning Up In Chicago In 1941. Over The Next Sixty Years, Robert "Jr." Lockwood And His Twelve-String Guitar Would Leave An Indelible Mark On Blues History; One Of The Last Of The Mississippi Delta Bluesmen. Lockwood Passed On In 2006 At The Age Of 91
Vince Guaraldi, Piano...Eddie Duran, Guitar...Scott LaFaro, Bass...Billy Higgins, Drums...Cal Tjader, Vibraphone...Stan Getz, Saxophone
This Is Solid Gold Country!
Bryan Sutton, Guitar
Appearing: Foundry Hall In South Haven, 2/17