Silk Sound

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

Jimbo Mathus

This Time Around The Co-Founding Member Of The Squirrel Nut Zippers Is Exploring The Roots Of Country On "Incinerator"

Brownie McGhee & Bert Jansch

Luther Dickinson & Sisters Of The Strawberry Moon

The Lil Smokies

Undercover: Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - The SnowGhost Singles Is A Series Of The Montana-Based Band's Most-Requested Covers

Lyle Lovett

Two Night Stand In Michigan: 7/25 At The Royal Oak Music Theater And Meijer Gardens On 7/26

Waco Brothers

Sons Of Chicago With The Time-Honored Country-Punk Formula Of Half-Cash/Half-Clash; With The Sound Turned Way Up And The Polish Way, Way Down

Jimmie Vaughan

Appearing 6/23 In westland, MI At The Token Lounge

Ross De Luxe Syncopators

Very Little Is Known About This Peculiar Combo Except That They Were A "Territory Band" from Miami Recording Eight Sides In Savannah, Georgia On August 22, 1927

US Army Field Band And Chorus

Originally Known As Decoration Day, It Originated In The Years Following The Civil War And Became An Official Federal Holiday In 1971, Observed On The Last Monday Of May, Honoring The Men And Women Who Died While Serving In The U.S. Military

Robert Tree Cody

Dakota Sioux Flautist And Educator

The Seekers

Reworking Doug Kershaw, 1960

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Tom Rigney

Composer: Kokomo Arnold, 1934

Catherine Russell

Composer: Clarence Williams, 1924 - The First Recording Of The Song By Virginia Liston In 1924

Buddy & Julie Miller

Joy Williams

Santa Cruz, CA - Formerly Of The Civil Wars

Tommy Ridgley

The Blues Spotlight: Tommy Ridgley Was On The Crescent City R&B Scene When It First Caught Fire, Cutting His First Sides In 1949. Ridgley And His Backing Band The Untouchables Served As Ambassadors Of New Orleans, Sharing The Stages With the Legends Of That Era. As Recording Opportunities Dried Up For Ridgley, He Remained A Hometown Favorite Until His Passing In 1999

Tommy Ridgley ft. Dave Barthlomew And His Orchestra

The Blues Spotlight: October 30, 1925 LA - August 11, 1999 LA

Donald Byrd

'820' Jazz: Herbie Hancock, Piano...Doug Watkins, Bass...Pepper Adams, Baritone Saxophone...Donald Byrd, Trumpet - - - - - - 820 Jazz Presents "Chant' By Donald Byrd. Though Recorded In 1961, Blue Note Refrained From Releasing The Album Until 1979. The Album Is Quintessential Hard Bop From The Early 1960's; A Pure Treasure That Finds The Byrd Quartet In Superior Form

Tim O'Brien

Rising Appalachia

Sisters Leah & Chloe Continue Merging Multiple Global Music Influences In To Their Own Southern Roots

Chance McCoy & The Appalachian String Band

Former Member Of Old Crow Medicine Show

Ana Egge

North Dakota Born, Austin-Based Folk Singer Covering Dolly Parton