Joel Mabus

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

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Larissa Tandy

Hailing From Rural Australia, Larissa Came Up Through Melbourne's World Class Music Scene

Ike & Tina Turner

Written For Little Walter By Willie Dixon In 1955

Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings

The Ten-Piece Band That Bill Put Together After Leaving The Rolling Stones In 1992, Reworking The First Cut From 'Revolver', The Seventh Album Released by the Beatles In 1966

Van Morrison

Online Suggestion!

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Delicious Reworking Of Leonard Cohen

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Luca Mundaca - Chilean Singer-Songwriter Creates A Glorious Stew, Mining The Deep Melodic Roots Of Her Native South America With A Touch Of Downtown New York City Sass

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Darol Anger

American Violinist And Founding Member Of The David Grisman Quintet

Don Byron

Reworking Junior Walker & All Stars

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New Collection Of Mostly-Obscure Spiritual Soul Music, Almost All Dating To The 1970's - Wonderful!

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Lloyd "Cowboy" Copas

Vintage Vinyl Spin - "Cowboy" Was Born On the Kentucky State Line In Adams County, Ohio. Copas Became A Big Star In the 1940's, Alongside Hank Williams, Ernest Tubb And Roy Acuff, Hit A Dry Spell For a Few Years, And Made Something Of A Comeback In The Early '60's; Before Dying In The Crash Of A Piper PA-24 Comanche Aircraft, That Also Took The Lives Of Patsy Cline, Hawkshaw Hawkins And Pilot Randy Hughes

Rev. Blind Gary Davis

Laurens, SC 1896

Kiran Ahluwalia

A Modern Exponent Of The Great Vocal Traditions Of India And Pakistan, Fusing African Desert Blues Western Musical Styles.

Big Band Of Brothers

Undercover: The Allman Brothers Band, 1971 (At Fillmore East)

Kit Hawes & Aaron Catlow

Debut Album Explores The Relationship Between Fiddle, Guitar And Voice, Using The Fertile Ground Of The Traditional Music Of The British Isles; John Barleycorn Links Back To A Sixteenth-Century Scottish Poem

Jack Broadbent

The British Troubadour's Fifth Release

Barbara Dane

Child Ballad 286

Mississippi Jook Band

The Mississippi Jook Band Were A Trio Forming And Staying Close To Their Hometown Of Hattiesburg For Most Of Their Career. The First Recordings Took Place In 1929 For Paramount Records, And Over The Next Seven Years, Their Music Developed A Sound Which Some Critics Described As Fully Formed Rock & Roll Guitar Riffs And A Stomping Rock & Roll Beat. The Mississippi Jook Band Dissolved In 1936.

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Mississippi Jook Band

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Wynton Kelly

'820 Jazz - Bobby Jasper, Flute...Nat Adderley, Cornet...Benny Golson, Tenor Sax...Paul Chambers, Bass...Jimmy Cobb, Drums...Wynton Kelly, Piano - - - - - - - -We Feature The Title Track From 'Kelly Blue," The Second Solo Release By Wynton Kelly. Recorded Over Two Days In Two Separate Sessions In 1959, Kelly Assembles A Stable Of Seasoned Veterans, Each No Stranger To One Another, Laying Down A Groove Suited To The Blues Concept On Which The Album Is Based.

David Naiditch, Stuart Duncan, Sierra Hull & Jake Workman

Pickin' On The 1931 Jazz Standard First Came To Public Awareness When a Performance By Belle Baker Was Broadcast Over The Radio In 1931.

Carolina Chocolate Drops

A Confederate Soldier Who Was Convicted And Executed For The Murder Of Laura Foster. A Folk Song Was Written, And Many Oral Traditions Were Passed Down Regarding The Sensational Occurrences Surrounding The Murder. The Kingston Trio Recorded A Hit Version Of The Murder Ballad In 1958.

Colter Wall & The Sacry Prarie Boys

Seven-Inch 45 RPM Release

Tarbox Ramblers

Originally A Cambridge-Area Bar Band, The Tarbox Ramblers Formed In 1994 And Signed By Rounder Records In 1998.

Ashton Lane

Composers: Esther O'Connor, Michael Kaiser, Tim O'Connor, Graeme Duffin - Formed After Singer-Songwriter Esther Duffin Met Her Now Husband Tim O'Connor At One Of Her Solo Gigs Down A Cobbled West End Glasgow Street, 'Ashton Lane' - Part Of A New Wave Of Homegrown Modern Country Music Originating In The UK.

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