The Tannahill Weavers

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

Alice Stuart

Blind Willie McTell, Atlanta 1928

Sarah Vaughan

Only Collaboration Between The Pair - The Album Was Vaughan's Own Favorite Among Her Works. The The Album Was Inducted Into The Grammy Hall Of Fame In 1999

Tony Joe White

Tony Joe's Beaten-Up '65 Fender Strat And Road-Worn Weary Voice Are The Centerpieces On This Album Adding A Stark And Foreboding Realism To Some Very Well-Known Blues Gems

Dirty Bourbon River Show

New Orleans, LA

Tejas Brothers

Taking The Border Influences From Their Youth And Mixing It Into A Tex-Mex Honky Tonk Stew

Jerry Garcia & David Grisman

Garcia And Grisman Putting A Nice Spiff On Jimmy Cliff''s Classic, 1971 (Another Cycle)

Southern Culture On The Skids

Pee Wee King & His Golden West Cowboys

Broke New Ground In Country Music Bringing Waltzes, Polkas, And Cowboy Songs Into Mainstream Country During Ten Productive Years At The Grand Ole Opry

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Hazel Dickens & Alice Gerrard

Jayme Stone

An Inventive Reinterpretation Of An Early Twentieth Century Field Recording

Doc & Merle Watson

Final Release With Merle Before Merle's Tragic Farm Accident

Doc & Richard Watson

9 O'clock Doc: Doc & Richard Masterfully Reinterpreting The Jimmie Tarlton & Thomas Darby Written In 1927

Poi Dog Pondering

Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band

Peyton Plays A Rusty 1930 Steel-Bodied National Guitar, A 1934 Wood-Bodied National Trojan Resonator Guitar And A 1994 Reproduction Of A 1929 Gibson Acoustic - Washboard Breezy Plays The Washboard Using work Gloves to Which himbles Have Been Attached - Max Senetey Plays A Small Drum Kit, Augmented With A Five-Gallon Plastic Bucket Fitted With Drum Hardware

Middle-Earth Ensemble

San Diego Quartet Playing A Unique Fusion Of Ethnic Styles; Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Folk, Jazz, Classical, Rock And Improvisational

I'm With Her

Sarah Jarosz, Sara Watkins And Aoife O'Donovan

Hayes Carll

Woodlands, TX - Roots-Oriented Songwriting, Noted For Its Plainspoken Poetry And Sarcastic Humor

Hound Dog Taylor

Theodore Roosevelt Taylor - Played His Slide-Guitar Around Natchez MS At Parties And Juke-Joints, And by 1935 Was Ready To Try His Luck In Chicago, Basing His Style On The Distorted Elmore James Sound, But With Even More Drive And Energy. A Full-Time Musician By 1957, Hound Dog Did Not Record Much Until 1971 Under The Guidance Of Alligator Records; The Blues World Took Notice. The Influence Hound Dog Had On Hard Rocking Blues Bands Is Undeniable. Theodore Roosevelt Taylor On In 1975, And Posthumously Inducted Into The Blues Hall Of Fame In 1984

Hound Dog Taylor

April 12, 1915 Mississippi - December 17, 1975 Illinois

The Fred Knapp Trio

GR Jazz Flavor!

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Townes Van Zandt

Van Zandt's Influence Has Been Cited By Countless Artists Across Multiple Genres

Loretta Lynn

Steve & His Hot Shots

A Square Dance In Which The Dancers Move Between Successive Couples Of A Set And Then Circle The Woman And The Man Of Each Set In Turn

Willie Watson

Second Solo Release From The Founding Member Of Old Crow Medicine Show

Mountain Man

Vocal Trio Met Each Other As Students Bennington College, VT - Influenced In By Bulgarian Women's Choir Music And Appalachian Vocal Traditions