Jyotsna Srikanth

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

Yellow Magic Orchestra

Undercover: Archie Bell And the Drells, 1968

Madcat & Kane

Ann Arbor, MI - The Duo Of Peter Madcat Ruth And Shari Kane, Had An Amazing 24 Year Run

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Chrissie Hynde & the Valve Bone Woe Ensemble

Undercover: Chet Baker, 1954

Paul Cauthen

Texas Troubadour Nicknamed Big Velvet - Written During A Roughly Two-Year Stint Spent Living Out Of A Suitcase In Dallas' Belmont Hotel

Lotte Lenya And Louis Armstrong

Composed For The Stage Production Of "Threepenney Opera", In Which Miss Lenya Was Cast As Jenny, Proving to Be Her Breakthrough Role - In 1963, Portrayed The Murderous And Sadistic Rosa Klebb In "From Russia With Love"

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Alvin Youngblood Heart - Find Dylan's Original Version On "Time Out Of Mind" (1997)

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Pegi Young & The Survivors

Reworking Ray Charles

Vinicius Cantuaria & Bill Frisell

Brazilian Composer, Percussionist - Pioneer Of Neo-Brazilian Music Collaborating With Artists As Eclectic As Brian Eno And Laurie Anderson to Bill Frisell And Brad Mehldau

Rhiannon Giddens And Francesco Turrisi

First Collaboration

Loreena McKennitt

The Bobby Tenderloin Universe

Appearing With Orville Peck At The GR's Pyramid Scheme 10/6

The Misty Mountain String Band

Four Kentucky Pickers Re-Working The Great John Hartford - Taking Influences From Across The Roots Spectrum - Even Finding Time To Jam With The Louisville Philharmonic

The Jayhawks

Emerging From The Twin Cities Roots Music Scene During The Mid-1980's - Highly Influential On Many Bands, Such As The Gear Daddies And Honeydogs; Heard Here On 'YCE

Sam Beam & Jesca Hoop

Luka Bloom

Composed In 1947

Roscoe Gordon And His Orchestra

Rosco Gordon Was A Memphis Pianist Who Developed An Off-Beat Shuffle That Gave His Work A Distinctive Flavor, A Sound That Went On To Be Very Influential In Ska And Reggae Music When Rosco's Records Made It To Jamaica. In The Late 1940's Gordon, Along With Johnny Ace, Bobby Bland And B.B. King Founded The Beale Streeters. Ike Turner Scouted Gordon And Turned Him Onto Sam Phillips, Recording For Sun Records During The Early 1950's. Roscoe Gordon Would Record For Several Labels Over The Years Eventually Relocating To New York City, Passing On In 2002

Roscoe Gordon

April 10,1928 Tennessee - July 11, 2002 New York

Bobby Hutcherson

Bob Cranshaw, Bass...Duke Pearson, Piano...Al Harewood, Drums...Joe Henderson, Tenor Sax...Bobby Hutcherson, Vibraphone - - - - - - A 1963 Recording but Not Released On Blue Note Label Until 1999. This Is The Quintessential Harp Bop Session; The Quintet Firing On All Cylinders, Laying Down A Solid Groove - This One Cooks!

The Bootstrap Boys

Grand Rapids, MI

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Roger Miller

An English Music Hall Song Written By Harry Wright In 1880 Under The Title "Footmarks In The Snow"

Good Ol' Persons

Kathy Kallick Re-Forming The Band For A Few Reunion Shows

Kukuruza

Russian Folk Band Mixing In The Flavors Of American Roots; To Date The Only Eastern European Group To Play The Grand Ole Opry

Colter Wall