Etienne Charles

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

Landser

Composers: Felice And Boudleaux Bryant, 1957 - the Everly Brothers Recording Is Ranked As One Of The 500 Greatest Songs Of All Time

Kieran Kane, Kevin Welch, Fats Kaplin

Appearing At Muskegon Museum of Art's Frey Foundation Auditorium 4/27 at 7:00 pm.

Tony Holiday

Johnny Burgin: Learned His Craft From The Masters Of Chicago Blues On The City's South And West Sides - This Album Was Recorded On The Front Porches Of Notable Bluesmen Around The United States

Ray Price And The Cherokee Cowboys

Price's Sixth Release Is Country Music's First Concept Album

Cordelia's Dad

North Hampton, MA 1987 On The Campus Of Amherst College

Amira Kheir

A Sound Inspired By Traditional Music From Her Homeland Sudan, And Anchored In A Hybrid Of Jazz, Soul, Rock And Desert Blues

Rockin' Johnny & Quique Gomez

Jim Croce

Fifth And Final Studio Album (And First Posthumous Release) - We Lost Jim In a Plane Crash In september 1973, Four Months Prior To The Album's Release

Jimmy Dorsey And His Orchestra

Jimmy And Brother Tommy Joined The Paul Whiteman Orchestra During The 1920's, At The Same Time Recording Records Under The Billing Of "The Dorsey Brothers Orchestra." Their Band Continued Through The Early Thirties Until A Dispute Over A Tempo Of A Song Separated The Brothers For Decades.

The Carter Family

Online Stream Suggestion

Luther Dickinson & Sisters Of The Strawberry Moon

Three Lifelong Gospel Singers From The Small Town Of Como Mississippi Taking Part In Luther Dickinson's Latest Project, "Luther Dickinson & Sisters Of The Strawberry Moon." The Como Mamas Joining Amy LaVere, Allison Russell, Amy Helm And Sharde Thomas On the Project

Rick Vito

New Sliding Blues Into The 'YCE Blues Alley

The Duhks

A Thirteen Artist Tribute Celebrating The Music Of Greenwich Village

Sunny War

Los Angeles, CA - Continues To Enjoy The Busking Life On Venice Beach

The Wood Brothers

Boulder, CO - Recorded At Dan Auerbach's Easy Eye Studio In Nashville - Appearing With Lake Street Drive 6/11 At The Royal Music Theater

Walter Roland And Lucille Bogan

Blues Spotlight: One Of The Many Fine Pianists Playing The Birmingham Blues Circuit During The 1920's Was Walter Roland. Equally Skilled As A Guitarist With A Forceful Singing Voice, Roland's Association With Lucille Bogan And Josh White Resulted In Over Ninety Recorded Issued Sides For ARC Records, Both As A Soloist And Accompanist. Walter Roland Did Not Record After 1950, Choosing The Life As A Street Performer, Passing On In 1972.

Walter Roland With Sonny Scott

Blues Spotlight: December 4, 1903 Alabama - October 12 ,1972 Alabama

Gerry Mulligan

Mel Lewis, Drums...Bill Crow, Bass...Willie Dennis, Trombone...Doc Severinsen, Trumpet...Gene Quill, Alto Saxophone...Gerry Mulligan, Baritone Sax

Charley Crockett

The New Album, "How Low Can You Go," Is Due In A Couple Of Weeks - Charley Begins A World Tour That Takes Him Thru September, Just Ten Weeks After Undergoing Heart surgery

Tami Neilson

Co-Vocals: Dave Khan

Tim O'Brien

Fresh One From The Tim O'Brien Band

Ken & Brad Kolodner

Multi-Instrumentalists: Hammered Dulcimer, Fiddle, Banjo, Guitar

The Corn Fed Girls

The Band Together In 1997 In Kalamazoo - The Parents Of Three Of The Members Played In Another Group Together

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