Bombino
Adounia IdaghDeran 2018 via Partisan
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
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!
"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
Legendary New Orleans Percussionist: The Neville Brothers, The Meters
Bessie Smith, 1933 - Block Is One Of The World's Most Important Preservers Of The Roots Of American Music - A National Treasure - An Uncompromising Blues Artist
The Texas Troubadour Is Back With A Second Album Of Stunning Material And Performances Fortified By Contributions From The Texas Gentlemen, A 21st Century Wrecking Crew Of All-Star Musicians
Ike & Tina With A High Octane Reading Of Bobbie Gentry's Classic (1967) - Bobbie Is Celebrating Number 73 In a Few Days
Reworking Big Joe Turner
Founding Member Of Red Molly
The Name Of The Band Is Derived From a Chance Meeting Of Kentucky-Raised Musicians And Masterful Latin Eimgres From Central America, Organically Uniting Appalachian Folk And High-Energy Latin Music
Sonny Boy Williamson ll Wrote The Song During His Time With Elmore James
Glenville, WV - A Few Wandering Hillbillies Just Lookin' To Play Some Tunes For A Warm Meal And A Few Bucks For A New Set Of Strings
Special Guests: Nanci Griffith & Roger Daltrey
Today's WYCE business day sponsor is Wheeler Upham ["upum"], a Grand Rapids law firm that is celebrating its 135th year of providing a wide variety of legal services to individuals and businesses in our community for over 130 years.
Wheeler Upham's office is located on the plaza level of the Calder Plaza Building, 250 Monroe Ave NW, Suite 100, in downtown Grand Rapids.
Convenient client parking is available in the Fifth Third Bank parking lot adjacent to the Ottawa Ave side of the building.
More information about Wheeler Upham and its attorneys - and the work they do - can be found at "W U Attorneys dot com" or by calling 616-459-7100
First Recorded By The Wiseman Quartet In 1923, Five Years Later By Old-Time Country Musician Ernest Phillips And Perhaps The Most Definitive Rendering By Blind Willie Johnson In 1929
On This Album Rodney Is Revisiting A Few Of His Classics Acoustically
One Of The Great Protest Singer/Songwriters - A Distinctive Voice During The 1960's Counterculture Era - A Lightning Rod For Organized Labor
Tracy Walton And Julia Autumn Ford, Husband/Wife Roots Duo From Connecticut
?/?/1900 Florida - December 10, 1957 Illinois
George Tucker, Bass...Horace Parlan, Piano...Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet...Al Harewood, Drums...Dexter Gordon, Tenor Saxophone
Reworking Chuck Berry
A Collection Of Songs Recorded During The 1920's By the Legendary Charlie Poole & The North Carolina Ramblers
With The Sons Of The Mountaineers - Innovator Of The Two-Finger Banjo Fingerpicking Style - Mainer Is Credited With Bridging The Gap Between Old-Time Mountain Music And Bluegrass
Hayes' third Release
Dublin Based Roots Band
Today's WYCE business day sponsor is Wheeler Upham ["upum"], a Grand Rapids law firm that is celebrating its 135th year of providing a wide variety of legal services to individuals and businesses in our community for over 130 years.
Wheeler Upham's office is located on the plaza level of the Calder Plaza Building, 250 Monroe Ave NW, Suite 100, in downtown Grand Rapids.
Convenient client parking is available in the Fifth Third Bank parking lot adjacent to the Ottawa Ave side of the building.
More information about Wheeler Upham and its attorneys - and the work they do - can be found at "W U Attorneys dot com" or by calling 616-459-7100