Bonerama
Paranoid AndroidHot Like Fire 2017 via Basin Street Records
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
Composer: R.L Burnside - A Trio Of Frenchmen Drawing Inspiration From Traditional French Music And North Mississippi Hill Country Blues - Hurdy-Gurdy Being Used As A Second Guitar
Southern Utah - The Landscape, Its Traditions, And Contemporary Life Inspire The Band's Sound
Irish Poet, Singer, Songwriter, And Entertainer - Responsible, With John Murray, For Burning Lord Byron's Memoirs After His Death
Undercover: Tom Waits
Special Guest: Joni Mitchell
Formed In 1956 At Cowpens High School In Spartanburg, SC - The Band Performed "Black Slacks," On American Bandstand In August Of 1957
Referred to As the Queen Of Gospel; Played An Important Role During The Civil Rights Movement, Befriending Ralph Abernathy And Dr. Martin Luther King In The Mid-1950's
An Obscure Western Swing Band That Began As A Traveling Medicine Show In The 1930's
The Song Is Based On A Folk Tale That Cole's Father Had Used As A Theme For One Of His Sermons
Appearing: The Ark, Ann Arbor 5/4; wsg Seth Bernard
Celebrating Number 71 On the 9th - A Favorite Of the Clash, You Can Hear Joe Singing Backup On "Should I Stay Or Should I Go"
Boise, ID
Etta James's Powerful And Earthy Voice Bridged The Gap Between Rhythm & Blues And Rock & Roll; A Recipient Of Six Grammy Awards, Seventeen Blues Music Awards And An Honoree Into The Rock And Roll, Blues And Grammy Halls Of Fame - A Gospel Music Prodigy Discovered At Age Fourteen By Johnny Otis, Miss James's Rise To Fame Was Rapid And Troubled, Chronicled In Her Autobiography Rage To Survive; A Read As Blistering As Her Singing. Jamesetta Mills Passed On In 2012 At The Age Of 73
January 28, 1938 California - January 12, 2012 California
Jo Jones, Drums...Gene Ramey, Bass...Teddy Wilson, Piano...Lester Young, Tenor Sax
Andrew Marlin & Emily Franz With A Freewheeling Ode To Life On The Road
John's Tribute To Legendary West Virginia Fiddler Blind Ed Haley
The Grand Ole Opry's Oldest Living Member - Continues To Play Around Seventy Shows A Year At The Age Of 88
Singer-Songwriter Calling Swarthmore, PA Home
Appearing: DeVos Performance Hall, 5/20; Steve Martin & Martin Short Join The Band