Bruce Cockburn

"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose."

Gillian Welch

Accompanied By Music Partner And Life Collaborator David Rawlings

Chris Thomas King

Born In 1962, King Became The Last Major Folk Blues Discovery Of the 20th Century; Discovered In Louisiana In 1979 By A Folklorist From The Smithsonian - An Authentic Folk Blues Successor To Huddie Ledbetter, Muddy Waters, Mississippi John Hurt And Mance Lipscomb

Harold And Hazel

Rare Early Country Duo; A+ Yodeling

Malou Beauvoir

The Original Pin Stripe Brass Band

Bishop Gunn

Natchez, MS - Recorded At The Legendary Fame Studios, Muscle Shoals Alabama, And Rooted Deeply In The History And Sounds Of Their Native Mississippi And the Surrounding Delta - "Natchez," Is The Quartet's Debut Release

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Big Rude Jake And The Gentlemen Players

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Rosie Flores

Produced By Charlie Sexton - The New Album Drops 2/19 - Rosie Has Been Crafting A Pioneering Career In The Roots Underground since The Late 1970's, Making The Scene With The Screamin' Sirens. She Was An Integral Part Of The LA New Traditionalist Scene That Gave Rise To Dwight Yoakam And Los Lobos

Buddy Holly & The Crickets

Buddy's Distinctive Original Vocals And Guitar Playing Set To Exquisite Arrangements Performed By London's Royal Philharmonic Orchestra; A Realisation Of A Dream Holly First Explored Just Four Months Before His Tragic Death At Twenty-Two. In That Last Recording Session, Holly Was Joined By An Eighteen Piece Orchestra, Clearly Demonstrating A New Direction For Buddy

John Akapo

Debut For Release For Hawaiian-Based Bluesman Taumei "Big John" Akapo

Spirits Of Rhythm

American Jazz String Band Featuring The Vocals Of Ella Logan

The Nashville Bluegrass Band

Produced By Bela Fleck - First Played Together As A Backing Band For Vernon Oxford And Minnie Pearl

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Carter Sampson

This Is Carter's Fourth Release

Mumford & Sons

Roosevelt Diggs

Appearing At Otus Supply In Ferndale On 2/16

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The Travelin' McCourys

Grassin' Up The Buffalo Springfield - Guest Musicians: Del McCoury, Sierra Hull, Gibson Brothers, Dre Anders & Justin Moses

Lowell Fulson

Pioneer Of West Coast Blues, A Laid-Back Singer Who Wrote Many Classic Songs And Played His Smoking Guitar Lines For A Worldwide Audience For Half A Century. Paid His Dues With Texas Red During the 1940's, Moving On To California And Formed A Band That Included Ray Charles And Stanley Turrentine. Fulson Moved Around On Several Labels, Recording A Prolific Output Of Blues Material. After T-Bone Walker, Fulson Was The Most Important Figure In West Coast Blues In The 1940's And 1950's. Lowell Fulson Passed On 1999

Lowell Fulson

March 31, 1921 Oklahoma - March 7, 1999 California

Helen Humes

Gerald Badini, Tenor Sax...Major Holley, Bass...Gerry Wiggins, Piano...Ed Thigpen, Drums...Helen Humes, Vocals

The Blue Shadows

Juno Award Nominated Canadian Roots Rockers Founded By Billy Cowsill In 1992. After The Late '60's Success Of The "Cowsills," Billy Relocated To Calgary In 1975, Developing A Career As An Alt-Country Performer And Producer

Jimmy Martin And Bobby Osborne

Vintage Grass From Two Pioneering Legends - Bobby Singing Lead And Jimmy Tenor

J.D. Crowe & The New South

Composer: Earl Scruggs - This Configuration Of The New South Is Jerry Douglas, Ricky Skaggs, Tony Rice And Bobby Sloan

Kathy Mattea

Singing Of Her Native West Virginia

North Country Rounders

GR Pickin'