Jim Alfredson's Dirty Fingers

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

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Dave Bartholomew And His Orchestra ft. The Shrewdsbury Kid

Bandleader, Composer, Arranger, And Record Producer; Prominent In The Music Of New Orleans Throughout The Second In His Induction Into The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame, Dave Was Cited As A Key Figure In The Transition From Jump Blues And Swing To R&B; A True Pioneer In The Rock And Roll Revolution

Cuarteto Caney

A Repertoire Based On The Pure Style Of The Cuban Soneros (Son) The Group Recorded More Than 100 Songs In Six Years Beginning In 1936

The Carolyn Sills Combo

Jolie Holland

Founding Member Of The Be Good Tanyas

Jean-Jacques Milteau

French Blues Harmonicist Blowin' Sweet On David Crosby's "Long Time Gone"

Chuck Mead

Co-Founding Member Of BR549

Martha Scanlan

Co-Founder Of The Reeltime Travelers - took Home The Coveted Chris Austin Songwriting Award At Merlefest In 2002

John Lee Hooker

Son Of A Sharecropper, Rising To Prominence Performing An Electric Guitar-Style Adaptation Of Delta Blues; Incorporating Talking Blues And Early North Mississippi Hill Country Blues, Developing His Own Driving-Rhythm Boogie, Distinct From The 1930's Piano-Derived Boogie-Woogie

Midnight Serenaders

Portland, OR - An Infectious And Irreverent Take On The Raucous And Carefree Music Of "The Jazz Age"

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Joy Williams

She And John Paul White Formed The Four-Time Award Winning The Civils Wars In 2009

Solas

Currently On An Indefinite Hiatus As The Five Members Of Solas Pursue Other Projects

Satan and Adam

Blues Duo Consisting Of Sterling Magee, Known By His Stage Name "Mister Satan", and Adam Gussow, A Fixture On Harlem's Sidewalks In The Late 1980's And Early 1990's

The Ditty Bops

Abby DeWald And Amanda Barrett Formed The Ditty Bops In New York City During The Summer Of 2004

Big Sandy & His Fly-Rite Boys

Duke Robillard

An Album Of Songs Duke Heard And Was Attracted To Growing Up; Critically Acclaimed Blues And Jazz Vocalist Sunny Crownover Putting The Sex Appeal On "Sweet Nothin's"

James Talley

Important Figure In The Birth of Outlaw Country Music, Owing A Great Deal To Jimmie Rodgers And The Oklahoma-Texas String Bands Of The Thirties And Forties

Maggie Jones

Born In Texas In 1894, Maggie Jones Moved North Around 1920 To Join The Vaudeville Circuit, Landing In New York City And Recording Her First Sides With Fletcher Henderson. A Success Both On Stage And Record, Miss Jones Took Her Act To Europe, Returning To Texas In The Early 1930's Performing In Ft. Worth; Nothing Is Known Of The Life Of Faye Barnes After This Time.

Maggie Jones

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Herbie Hancock

Freddie Hubbard, Cornet...Ron Carter, Bass...Tony Williams, Drums...Herbie Hancock, Piano - - - - - Herbie Returns to Harbop With A Trio Just As Young And Adventurous As He Is - Pushing The Boundaries, Finding An Evocative Balance Between Traditional Bop, Soul-Injected Grooves, And Experimental, Post-Modal Jazz. Herbie Hancock Quartet Is On 820 Jazz

Audrey Auld ft. Dale Watson

A Fine Re-Working Of Johnny And June's Classic

Joseph Huber

Milwaukee, WI

Balsam Range

Taking Their Name Where The Smoky Mountains Meet The Blue Ridge, 'The Great Balsam Range

Robert Earl Keen

Covering Jimmy Reed - T For Texas Is One Of The Thirteen "Blue Yodel" Songs Composed And Recorded By Jimmy Reed From 1927 Til His Passing In 1933

Dead Horses

Dead Horses Making Their Debut Performance At This Years Wheatland Music Festival The Weekend Of 9/6