John Scofield

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

Cubs

Four Teenagers From Brooklyn Signed To Savoy Records, 1956

The Bellfuries

Austin, TX - A Handful Of Cover Songs Learned From Webb Pierce, Dion, And Sam Cooke; This Band Draws Upon A Deep Well Of Musical Styles Telling Much About Their Listening Habits And Inspiration

Luke Winslow-King

Cadillac, MI - On His Maternal Side, Winslow-King's Family Come From The Winslow Descendants Of The Mayflower

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Paul Cebar

With Long Time Band The Milwaukeans

Eddie Jefferson

Innovator Of Vocalese Out Of Pittsburgh - Shot And Killed At Baker's Keyboard Lounge, Detroit 1979

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Junior Wells

One Of The True Pioneers Of Amplified Blues Harp, Reworking The Blues Standard Written And Recorded By Junior Parker In 1953, Later Becoming A Rockabilly Song First Covered By Elvis

The James Hunter Six

British R&B Musician - The Latest Album Is Heard Here On 'YCE

Paul Burch

Fourteen Releases Since 1996

Jackie DeShannon

Written By Jack Nitzsche And Salvatore Bono - DeShannon Was The First Put The Song To Vinyl, Followed A Year Later By Merseybeat Group The Searchers; Taking The Song To The Top Of The Charts.

Aine Minogue

Celtic Harpist Living In Boston The Past Twenty-Years. The Album Is A Musical Journey Through The Seasons With A Focus On The Four Celtic Calendar Festivals

Texas Gladden

Appalachian Ballad Singer Recorded By Ethnomusicologist Alan Lomax During The Early 1940's

Faces

Composer: Chuck Berry, 1959 - The Most Successful Album In Faces Swaggering, Bluesy-Rock Canon

Chicago Farmer

A Collection Of Ten American Tales From The Independently Release Seventh Album By Bloomington's Cody Diekhoff, Otherwise Known As Chicago Farmer. The New One, "Flyover Country" Which Diekhoff Designates As His 'Golden Child' Is Heard Here On 'YCE

The Good Luck Thrift Store

Forming In Oakdale, CA In 2004 - A Sextet Of Rough-Hewn, Yet Driftwood-Smooth Roots Musicians - Six Of The Best Singer/Songwriters Around

Sandy Denny

The Pre-Eminent British Folk-Rock Singer Taking Dylan Undercover - After A Brief Stint With The Strawbs, Denny Joined Fairport Convention In 1968 Following The Departure Of Founding Singer Judy Dyble - During Her Time Denny Encouraged The Band To Explore The Traditional British Folk Repertoire - Sandy Denny Is Regarded As A key Figure In The Development Of British Folk Rock

Memphis Willie B

Known For His Work With Jack Kelly's Jug Busters And The Memphis Jug Band, Memphis Willie B Played Around Deep South Circuit With Robert Johnson, Garfield Akers And Sonny Boy The Second. After Discharge From The Service Gigs Were Hard To Come By For A Musician; Willie B Not Return To Performing For Twenty-One Years, Returned For A Few Years In The Mid-60's And Abruptly Stopped Playing Again. Memphis Willie B. Passed On In 1993.

Memphis Willie B

Blues Spotlight: November 4, 1911 TN - October 5, 1993 TN

Mary Lou Williams And Brian Torff

Nora Jane Struthers

With Old Friends "The Party Line"

Buck Owens & The Buckaroos

Wynn Stewart Pioneered The Bakersfield Sound - The Buckarros & The Strangers Defined And Presented It; The First Genre Of Country Music To Be Significantly Influenced By Rock And Roll.

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Western Centuries

2016 Project For Cahalen Morrison, Ethan Lawton, and Jim Miller - Morrison From The Seattle Roots Duo With Eli West, Lawton, One Of Zoe Muth's High Rollers And Jim Miller, Founding Member Of Donna The Buffalo - A Band's Band

April Verch

Three-Time Canadian Masters Fiddle Champion - April Is Also A Regular Teaching At Mark O'Connor's Fiddle Camps

The Chenille Sisters

The Trio Formed Thirty-Five Years Ago In Ann Arbor, MI

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