Shirazette Tinnin

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

Billy Eckstine

Highly-Influential Jazz And Pop Singer, And A Bandleader Of The Swing Era; Noted For His Rich, Resonant, Almost Operatic Bass-Baritone

Buddy Guy & Junior Wells

Composer: Ernest Lawler (Little Son Joe), 1939 - Husband Of Memphis Minnie

John Hiatt

La Bottine Souriante

Chris Stapleton

Lexington, KY - Double Appearance In Michigan One Weekend In Michigan; 8/2 At DTE Energy Music Theater And 8/3 At We Fest, Detroit Lakes

Mavis Staples

Jimmy LaFave

Oklahoma Music Hall Of Fame Inductee, 2017

Linda Ronstadt

Staying True To The 1963 Mega-R&B Smash By Doris Troy - Linda, Soon Turning 73 In A Few Weeks

Louis Prima, Keely Smith With Sam Butera And The Witnesses

Music From The 1959 American Musical Starring Louis Prima And Keely Smith

Dale Ann Bradley

American Beauty, 1970 (Grateful Dead)

Mississippi Fred McDowell

Annie Mae McDowell, Vocals

Earl Johnson

Georgia Born Old-Time Fiddler Inspired By The Great GiD Tanner

Alice Gerrard & The Barnstormers

The Legendary Alice Gerrard Turning 85 In a Few Weeks

5 Chinese Brothers

New York Based Quintet Of Roots Rockers

Whitey Johnson

Has Made His Living Making Music For Well Over Thirty Years, Yet Has Remained Relatively Unknown, Having Only Recently Recording His Debut Album.

Jeffrey Foucault

Appearing The Weekend Of 7/20 At The Hiawatha Music Festival, Marquette

Sara Watkins

The Album Is A Collective Of Musicians Putting The Ukulele To 1975's "Born To Run"

Tommy Johnson & Ishman Bracey

Highly-Influential Delta Bluesmen Tommy Johnson And Ishmon Bracey Were Two Of The Earliest Figures To Record Blues Material. Itinerant Musicians During The 1920's , The Two Performed Regularly Together On The Medicine Show Circuit In the Early 1930's. Johnson And Bracey Went Their Separate Ways, And Each Continued To Influence The Blues

Tommy Johnson & Ishman Bracey

Johnson: January 1896 Mississippi -November 1, 1956 Mississippi; Bracey: January 9, 1899 Mississippi - February 12, 1970 Mississippi

Stanley Turrentine Sextet

820 Jazz- Kenny Burrell, Guitar...Sonny Clark, Piano...Butch Warren, Bass...Tommy Turrentine, Trumpet...Al Harewood, Drums...Stanley Turrentine, Tenor Saxophone - - - - - 820 Jazz Presents Jubilee Shout, A 1962 recording By The Stanley Turrentine Sextet. Recorded By rudy Van Gelder, The Album Sat On The shelves Of Blue Note Records For Twenty-Four Years, Being Released In 1986. Turrentine Often Recorded In A Quartet Configuration, Making this Sextet Session Somewhat Of a Rarity. Here's "Cotton Walk," On 820 Jazz

Chuck Mead

Nashville Honky Tonk Legend Adding Some Memphis Spice The New Album

Buck Owens & The Buckaroos

Along With Merle Haggard, Pioneered What came to Be Called The Bakersfield Sound

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Sideline

A Sextet Of High Caliber Veteran Grassers From Central North Carolina Reworking Steve Wariner (1992)

Joy Williams

Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives