Charles Lloyd & The Marvels

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

Robert Randolph & The Family Band

Grew Up In The House of God Church in Orange, New Jersey - Upholding A Long Gospel Music Tradition Called Sacred Steel

Dick Curless

Bangor, ME - One Of The Most Versatile Singers In The History Of Country Music

Southern Culture On The Skids

The Album Features All-New Recordings Of The Most Requested Songs From The Band's Long Out-Of-Print Major Releases - Southern Culture On The Skids Is The 'YCE Artist Of The Day On Friday

Pokey LaFarge

With The South City Three

Otis Taylor

Accompanied By Corey Harris, Alvin Youngblood Hart, Don Vappie And Cassie Taylor

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit

Street Date: 10/19 - Recorded During The Group's Six Sold Out Nights At Nashville's Legendary Ryman Auditorium

Billie Holiday

Written for Billie By Jimmy Davis And Roger Ramirez - Honors: inducted Into The Grammy Hall Of Fame In 1989

Rootstand

Michigan Flavor! Rootstand's Roots Run Through Flint, Kalamazoo & Ann Arbor

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Frankie Trumbauer

With Bix Beiderbecke And Eddy Lang - One Of Leading Jazz Saxophonists During Jazz's Golden Era, Influencing The Sound Of Lester Young. Tram's Collaborations With Beiderbecke And Lang Produced Some Of The Finest And Most Innovative Jazz Records Of The Late 1920's

Elmore James

With the Broomdusters Recorded During A 1954 Recording In New Orleans

Courtney Hartman & Taylor Ashton

Doc & Merle Watson

9 O'Clock Doc: A Song Usually Associated With The Civil War And The Confederacy, With Many Variants Having Been Collected And Recorded From All Parts Of The Eastern United States As Far North As The Catskills

Doc Watson

9 O'Clock Doc: Watson's Duet With His Mother Rosa Lee

Rio Mira

A Collaboration Between Musicians From Neighboring Ecuador And Columbia

Kathy Mattea

Tim O'Brien, Bouzouki & Mandolin

John Hiatt

James McMurtry

Appearing At Blind Pig In Ann Arbor, 11/3

Bayless Rose

Bayless Rose, One Of The Country Blues' "Mystery Men", Had But One Day In The Studio, On June 7, 1930. An Accomplished Guitarist, Rose Recorded Four Songs, And Is Documented To Have Accompanied Clara Burston On Several Songs During The Same Recording Session. No Known Photograph Is Known To Exist Of Rose Or Any Record Of His Life After The Recording Session.

Bayless Rose

May 4, 1890 Kentucky - ?/??/???? Kentucky

Thelonius Monk And Sonny Rollins

Julius Watkins, French Horn...Percy Heath, Bass...Willie Jones, Drums...Sonny Rollins, Tenor Saxophone...Thelonious Monk, Piano

Amy Ray

Alison Brown, Banjo

Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs

With The Foggy Mountain Boys

Loretta Lynn

Forty-First Album Produced By Loretta's Daughter Patsy And John Carter Cash

Pharis & Jason Romero

Rick Thum

Hammered Dulcimer Originated In the Middle East Around 900 A.D.

The Slocan Ramblers

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