Jon Stickley Trio

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

Mariachi Reyna De Los Angeles

Established, 1994 - America's First All Female Mariachi Ensemble. The Mariachi Queens Of Los Angeles Bring Sensitivity, Beauty, Warmth And Vivacious Spirit To The Historic Art Of Mariachi

Birds Of Chicago

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Sarah Shook & The Disarmers

The Second Release Under Saerah Shook & The Disarmers Forming In Garnier, North Carolina In 2013 - 'Years'; "This Ain't No Country For Hipsters Or Posers. It's Real, Raw, Mean-And-Evil-Bad-And-Nasty Bidness That Makes An Ass-Kickin' Sound Mighty Fine." - NO DEPRESSION

David Olney

The Zombies, 1964

Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard

Composer: Richard "Rabbit" Brown, 1927

King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band Ft. Teddy Edwards

One Of The Most Important Figures Early Jazz; Started Playing In New Orleans In 1908 - Famous For Using Mutes, Derbies, Bottles And Cups To Alter The Sound Of His Cornet - Mentor to Louis Armstrong

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Ray Bonneville

Acclaimed Raconteur Delivers Another Folk-Roots Gumbo; Compelling Poetry Of Hard Living And Deep Feeling Steeped In The Humid Grooves Of The South

The Devil Makes Three

Santa Cruz, CA - Currently Touring Europe And Returning To The States In Late October

The Byrds

"From the Vaults Of A Generations Stash" - Roger McGuinn Wrote It In 1969 For a Planned Country Rock Musical Named 'Gene Tryp'. The Stage Production Never Materialized. Chestnut Mare And Twenty-Five Other Songs Written For The Project Ended Up Being Released On 'Untitled' And 'Brydmaniax'; To The Delight Of Us Byrds Fans

Hank Williams

With the Drifting Cowboys, 1951 - Hey, Good Lookin' Inducted Into The Grammy Hall Of Fame In 2001 - We Celebrate The Birth And Legacy Of Hank Williams Tomorrow As The 'YCE Artist Of The Day

Doc Watson

Merle Travis Classic!

Doc Watson

Cambridge, MA; Feb. 10, 1963 - Doc Had Just Turned 40 Years Of Age

K. Jones & The Benzie Playboys

Made To Order Michigan Music - Appearing At Winter Wheat 1/12, GR

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Sugar Brown

Has Played With The Great Ones: Johnny Shines, Roosevelt Sykes And Louisiana Red - You May His Work With The Rolling Stones; Blowin' Hot On "Miss You"

Jerry Jeff Walker

Jerry Jeff's Latest Album Is A Celebration Of The Wandering Troubadour; The Singer-Songwriter - The Teller Of Stories In Song

Gillian Welch

David Rawlings, Guitar

Robert Ellis And Courtney Hartman

A Wonderful Tribute To A Legend, One-Man Band, Clogger And Steamboat Pilot, John Hartford

Jimmy McCracklin

Jimmy McCracklin Knew How To Play A Slow Piano Blues, How To Pound Out A Jumpin' Boogie, A Driving R&B Tune And How To Bring It Down Behind A Smouldering Soul Number. Jimmy Grew Up In St. Louis, Stayed In Los Angeles After The Navy, And Became A Founding Father Of The West Coast Blues Sound Of The Post-War Era. Forming The Blues Blasters With Lafayette Thomas, The Band Signed to Chess Records; As a Collective, The Band Wrote An Estimated 1000 Songs; Many Covered By the Heavyweights Of R&B And Soul. Jimmy McCracklin Performed For Over Sixty Years, Still Rocking Out At Age 86. Health Issues Slowed Him Down, Passing On In 2012 At 91 Years Of Age

Jimmy McCracklin

August 13, 1921 Arkansas - December 2012 California

Oscar Peterson Quartet

Martin Drew, Drums...Nield Pederson, Double Bass...Joe Pass, Guitar...Oscar Peterson, Piano

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Missy Raines

Written by Laurie Lewis, Missy Is Accompanied By The First Ladies Of Bluegrass - Alison Brown, Becky Buller, Molly Tuttle And Sierra Hull

Mountain Ramblers

Based Out Of The Musically Hyperactive Mountain Area Of Galax, VA, This Band's Early Recordings Are Considered As Important To The Early Beginnings Of Bluegrass As The First Records By Bill Monroe

Kittel & Co

Originally Composed For The Detroit Symphony - Leading This Virtuoso String Quintet Is Violinist Jeremy Kittel Formerly Of Turtle Island Quartet

Asleep At The Wheel

Guy Clark, 1995