Brooklyn Funk Essentials
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
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
Formed In 2004; Disbanding In 2010 - Jim James, Conor Oberst, M Ward, Mike Kogis & Will Johnson
A Staple Of The Folk Rock Repertoire, Jack-A-Roe Is A Traditional Ballad Of Uncertain Origin, Probably British - Found Twice In England As "The Maid Of Chatham", Collected Seventeen Times In Scotland Under "Jack Monroe". American Broadsides Of The Song Date Back To 1830.
New Orleans, LA - Cyril Neville, Devon Allman, Mike Zito, Yonrico Scott, Chalie Wooten
Fresh Into The 'YCE Blues Alley
MC Taylor And Crew From Durham, NC
The Diga Rhythm Band Is A Percussion-Based Music Ensemble Led By Mickey Hart And Zakir Hussain; Originally Released On Vinyl In 1976. Recorded At Hart's Studio The Barn In Novato, California, The Ensemble Effectively Introduced Percussion-Driven, Globally Minded Grooves To An Entirely New Audience
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster with two cafe locations in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
Texas Gospel And Blues Singer With Eighteen Late 1920's Recording To His Credit, Described As a Jack-Leg Preacher; Addressing Spontaneous Gatherings On The Street
Vintage Vinyl Spin: Loretta's Twenty-Ninth Solo Studio Album, Recorded During Three Sessions In December 1976 at Bradley's Barn In Mount Juliet, Tennessee. With Producer Owen Bradley, Loretta Revisits the Music Of Her Good Friend, The Late Patsy Cline
Jazz Legend!
Compiled And Produced By David Byrne
Before Beausoleil, There Was Coteau: One Common Thread, Michael Doucet
Mentor To John Prine - Opening Act For Kris Kristofferson, Impressed With Steve's Talent Introduced Him To Paul Anka, Who Brought Him To New York to Record A Few Demos, Resulting In Goodman signing His First Record Contact For Buddha Records
Reworking Shawn Colvin - Deriving Their Name From A Pair Of Tunnels In Amherst, Massachusetts That Salamanders Use In Order To Cross The Road To Mate In Their Vernal Ponds
One Of America's Most Successful Down-Home Blues Recording Artists, Recording 20 Singles For Lester Melrose's Bluebird Label,1932-1942. One Of The Most Ferocious Blues Singers To Get Near A Microphone, McClennan Unleashed His Gruff, Unbridled Blues In The Studio, Sometimes Further Energizing The Recordings With Lively Comments Urging Himself On. The Last Time Honeyboy Edwards Saw Him, McClennan Was Drinking Heavily And Living In A Hobo Jungle. Tommy McClennan Passed On In 1961.
January 4, 1905 MS - May 9, 1961 IL
'820' Jazz : A Mainstay In Philadelphia Jazz Clubs, Tom Tallitsch Expands From His Usual Duo Setting To A Quintet Configuration, Conjuring Up The Vibe Reminiscent Of Gary Burton's Groups Of The 1970's. This Morning's '820' Jazz Presentation Is "Medicine Man," Title Track From The First Outing As A Quintet, Released In 2008. - - - - - Tony Miceli, Vibraphone...Victor Baker, Guitar..Paul Gehman, Bass...Don Monaghan, Drums...Tom Tallitsch, Tenor Saxophone
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster with two cafe locations in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
One Of Chicago's Best Kept Secrets
The Friendly City Playboys : This Mornings Vintage Pick
GR Pickin'!
Quartet Of Appalachian Musicians Hailing From Greenbrier, West Virginia
Quartet Of Canadian Pickers Based In Saskatchewan
Undercover: Billy Joe Shaver