Bela Fleck and the Marcus Roberts Trio
KalimbaAcross The Imaginary Divide 2012 via Rounder
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Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
Saskatchewan - New Music; A Bauhaus-Via- Bluegrass Stomp
Vocals: Mary Lane, Chicago Legend
Undercover: Jerry Garcia
Composed In 1921 And Used In The 1926 Film The Sheik, Starring Rudolph Valentino
Bob Marley And The Wailers, 1978 (Kaya) - Putting The Steel Pans To A Classic!
Michigan Muscle! - A Native Of New Baltimore, MI
Fresh Blues Into The 'YCE Blues Alley
Appearing 9/25 On the Campus Of Calvin College
Debut Album Bridging The Traditional Rural Folk Of Niger; The Trio Adding A Contemporary Flair To Centuries-Old Nomadic Songs Of Their Native Land
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Debut Album - Pioneered The Melding Of Rock And Roll And Rockabilly - Honoree Into Both The Rock And Roll And Rockabilly Halls Of Fame
Fabrizio Poggi On Harmonica
Al Lewis And Alva Leigh; South Wales Meets The Big Muddy - A Really Fine Rootsy Brew Of Celtic Folk And Americana
Recorded At Cowboy Jack Clement's Iconic Studio In Nashville
Applying His Craft For More Than Forty Years; One Of America's True Original Troubadours
Local Spins on WYCE is a 1-hour exploration of the best music from the Grand Rapids area and West Michigan. The program often debuts new songs by seasoned artists as well as emerging acts who merit attention and broader exposure.
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Arizona Dranes Was One Of The Earliest Gospel Performers To Bring Sanctified Music To A Wide Audience. Blind From Birth, Miss Dranes Played Piano In a Ragtime And Barrel House Style, Pioneering Her Gospel Infused Blues Throughout the South And Then Chicago, Remaining Very Popular Among Gospel Circles. Ending A Recording Career In 1929, Miss Danes Continued to Perform Through the 1940's. Roberta Martin, Clara Ward And Sister Rosetta Tharpe Were Heavily Influenced By Both Her Piano Playing And Singing Style. Juanita Arizona Dranes Passed In 1963.
May 4 1889 Texas - July 27, 1963 California
Art Taylor, Drums...Paul Chambers, Bass...Bud Powell, Piano - - - - The Legend Of The Tortured, Tragic Jazz Genius Exists Because Of People Like Charlie Parker And Bud Powell. Both Are Bebop Legends, Among The Greatest Of The Greats, Founding Fathers Of The Genre. Both Were Brought Down By Drugs And Mental Illness - Parker at 34, Powell at 41. Powell Took The Sheer Speed Of Art Tatum And Added Quirks And Flourishes, Writing Many Of His Own Tunes - Creating Most Of His Best Music Early On, Much Of It For Blue Note In The 1950's. This Morning 820 Jazz Presents "Comin' Up," A Latin-ish Rhythm Excursion From The 1959 Album 'The Scene Changes', Perhaps One Of The Final Few Records Showing Powell's Flashes Of Brilliant Exuberance.
One Of Country's Early Honky-Tonk Singers And Member Of The Grand Ole Opry For Fifty-Years
Nominated For Five IBMA Awards; The Ceremony Airs 9/26
Enjoy Your Morning Brew With a Side-Order Of Traditions!
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