Bobby Broom

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

Ben Rice

Reinterpreting Stevie Wonder, 1973 (Innervisions)

Robin Connell Jazz Trio Plus

Detroit, MI - Artprize 2016 Jazz Music Award Recipient, And The West Michigan Jazz Society's 2017 Musician Of The Year

Joe Simon

Composer: Harlan Howard, 1967

Alejandro Escovedo

Austin, TX - Debut Release

Maria Muldaur

Maria's 41st Album Is Due In September, Paying Tribute To Songwriting Chanteuse Blu Lu Barker - Maria Appears Tonight At The Tip Top Deluxe, Here On GR's West Side

Darrell Scott

Online Stream Suggestion - Past Member Of Robert Plant's Band Of Joy

Bobby Broom

Bobby Broom

Charlie Musselwhite

Southside Chicago Bluesman Of The Highest Order

The Blasters

First Known Recording By Blind Willie Johnson, 1927; Reverend Gary Davis Covered It In 1960; Bob Weir Learned It From Davis And Sang Lead On The Song For The Dead's "Terrapin Station"

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Jim Kweskin & Meredith Axelrod

Composed As A Novelty Song In 1919, "Oh By Jingo" Became One Of The Biggest Hits Of The Post World War 1 Era

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Eric Lindell

Doc Watson & Bryan Sutton

9 O'Clock Doc: Grammy Award: Best Country Instrumental Performance, 2006

Doc Watson

9 O'Clock Doc: A Live Recording From Doc Not Released Until 2016; Doc Had Just Turned Forty-One

Van-Anh Vanessa Vo

Special Guest: Jim Nagakami

Siegel Schwall Band

On This Debut, The Siegel-Schwall Band Gives A Tip Of The Hat To Those Influencing Them; Putting a Nice Boogie On Howlin' Wolf's "Down In The bottom'

Eagles

Composers: Gene Clark And Bernie Leadon, Bernie On Lead Vocal

Mandolin Orange

Street Date: February 1, 2019 - Appearing For Two Shows On Feburary 13th, An Early And A Late Night At The Ark, Ann Arbor

John D. Twitty And Little Bill

January 7, 1921 ?? - March 28, 2001 Texas

John D. Twitty

Another Enigmatic Bluesman With Early Roots Traceable To Alabama, Migrating To Chicago In The Early 1930's - Hooked Up With Big Bill Broonzy And Tampa Red For The Legendary Leland Bluebird Sessions Conducted By Producer And Blues Connoisseur Lester Melrose - Only Eight Recordings Are Known to Exist Of Twitty, Sometimes Recording Under the Pseudonym Of Black Spider Dumpling. Leaving Music And Relocating To Texas After 1937, John D. Twitty Lived A Quiet Life Until Passing On In 2001.

Harold Mabern Quintet

820 Jazz Presents: "Waltzing Westward" By the Harold Mabern Quintet, Five Blues-Soaked Bop Veterans; Skills Honed In Memphis, Tempered Through the Windy City And Arrival In New York City In 1959 - Virgil Jones, Trumpet...George Coleman, Tenor Sax...Buster Williams, Bass...Leo Morris, Drums...Harold Mabern, Piano

Steve Earle

Steve Playing A 12-String Acoustic On The Song

Stephanie Urbina Jones

San Antonio, TX - Written by Merle Kilgore & June Carter Cash, 1963

Bill Emerson And Cliff Waldron

Bill Emerson, Five-String Banjo Player And Founding Member Of The Country Gentlemen; Cliff Waldron, Flat-Picker And Founding Member Of Northern Virginia's Page Valley Boys; The Early Roots Of The Seldom Scene

Dead Horses

Special Guest: Noam Pikelny

Banjo Nikaru And The Western Scooches

Generally Credited To Folk Revivalist Hedy West, And Related To The Older Folk Song "900 Miles," Itself Having Threads Leading To The Turn Of The Century Fiddle Tune, "Rueben's Train

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Colter Wall

'YCE Artist Of The Day Tomorrow