Los Hacheros

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

Kristy Kruger

Samantha Fish

Fresh Into The 'YCE Blues Alley

David Olney

Conjures Up The Spirit Of Bill Withers

Gordon Goodwin's Big Phat Band

Leftover Salmon

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Michael Hurley

Essential To The Greenwich Village Folk Music Scene Back In The Day - You Can Hear Tim O'Brien's Take On "Ditty Boy Twang," Here On 'YCE

Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Big Bill Broonzy

Big Bill's Long And Varied Career Marks Him As One Of The Key Figures In The Development Of Blues Music In the 20th Century, Copywriting More Than 300 Songs During His Lifetime

COMPILATIONS

Patsy Montana and The Prairie Ramblers

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Sister Juanita Johnson And The Gospel Tones

In 1964, Five Mississippians Living In Grand Rapids, Mich., Started A Southern Gospel Group Called Juanita Johnson And The Gospel Tones. During The Years That Followed, The Group Gained Considerable Success, Sharing Stages With The Sons Of Dixie And The Legendary Blind Boys Of Alabama.

Reggae Cowboys

Reworking Dylan With A Rock Steady Backbeat

JD Souther

Born In Detroit, Raised In Amarillo, Greatly Influenced By Roy Orbison - In 2013, JD Was Inducted Into The Songwriters Hall of Fame And Called "A Principal Architect Of The Southern California Sound And A Major Influence On A Generation Of Songwriters

Silver Jews

Online Suggestion - Founded In 1989

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Tinariwen

Refined And Yet Traditional Desert Blues

Robbie Robertson

The Track Shares A Title With A Documentary On Robertson And The Band, And Both Celebrates And Mourns His Times With The Group, Three Of Whom Are Gone

Turner Foddrell

Turner Foddrell's Brand Of Blues Is Derived From The 'Piedmont Style', Which Comes From The Eastern Slopes Of The Blue Ridge Mountains. While Influenced By Scottish Fiddle-Tunes And Dance Music, It Also Retains A Strong Blues Flavor. He And Brother Marvin Began Performing In The Early '40's, But Not Recording A Single Note Until 1982. After Two Albums Marvin Passed On; Turner Pursued A Solo Career For Another Thirteen Years, Passing On in 1995

Turner Foddrell

June 22, 1928 Virginia - January 31, 1995 Virginia

Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars

Shorty Rogers, Trumpet...Milt Bernhart, Trombone..Bob Cooper, Claves...Jimmy Guiffre, Tenor Sax...Russ Freeman, Piano...Shelly Manne, Drums...Howard Rumsey, Bass - - - - - Were One Of The Primary Modern Jazz Institutions On The West Coast, Providing A Home For Many Los Angeles Musicians. Howard Rumsey Founded The Group In 1949, And The Rotating Personnel Would Become A Mainstay At The Lighthouse Club In Hermosa Beach Until The Early 1960's. The Finest On The West Coast Cool Jazz Scene Found A Home Every Sunday Afternoon.

Zoe Muth

Jimmy Martin And Bobby Osborne

Bluegrass Legends; Pioneers In the Genre

Charley Crockett

Brian Oberlin

Rockford Brewing 9/28

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Red Molly

Red Molly With Their Unique Rendering Of The 19th Century Scottish Border Song