Wise-Magraw

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

Session Americana with Jefferson Hamer

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Lightnin' Hopkins And Sonny Terry

Two Blues Masters In The Prime Of Their Boogie; Engineered By Rudy Van Gelder

Cowboy Junkies

Fourth Studio Album Released Twenty-Eight Years Ago, Continues The Band's Evolution From A Spare Country Blues Style To A More Country Rock Style Edge

Andrew Alli

Inspired To Play By Watching A Busker On the Streets Of Richmond, VA

Del Shannon

Born In GR, Raised In Coopersville, MI - Fourteen Weeks At The Top Of The Charts In The USA, And Top Twenty On Six Other Charts Around The World - Inductee To Both Rock And Roll Hall of Fame And Michigan Rock And Roll Legends Hall Of Fame - Rumored He Would Join The Traveling Wilbury's Following The Death Of Roy Orbison, Shannon Took His Own Life 1990

Sammy Price And The Blues Singers

House Pianist For Decca Records, With A Highly Successful Solo Career Featuring A Stable Of The Era's Top Influential Female Singers

Terry Allen & The Panhandle Mystery Band

Iconic Texas Songwriter Latest Album Produced By Charlie Sexton - Shannon McNally, Vocals

Lovie Lee

Meridian, MS - He And Carey Bell Played With The Swing Cats Before Moving to Chicago In 1956, And Became Well-Known For His Piano Chops Around Chicago; Joined The Muddy Waters' Band In 1979 Replacing Pinetop Perkins, Staying With The Band Til Muddy's Death In 1983

Oliver Jones & Hank Jones

Canadian Pianist Oliver Jones Joining The National Endowment For The Arts Jazz Masters Recipient, The Great Hank Jones On A Vintage 1928 Recording First Made Popular By Broadway Performer, Comedian And Dancer Eddie Kantor

Afrocubism

Cross-Cultural Collaboration By Various Musicians From Mali And Cuba; A True Musical Meeting Of Talent Between The Two Cultures

King David's Jug Band

Cincinnati, OH - One Of The Six Known Recordings From One Session On December 11, 1930

Indigo Swing

Retro-Swing Sextet Out Of San Francisco

Snakefarm

European Duo With An Very Interesting Reinterpretation On The Nineteenth-Century Murder Ballad

Who Hit John

27 Strings And Five Voices The Likes Of Which Could Scrub A Washboard Clean Performing, Jamming And Busking Around Southwest Michigan Since 2006.

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Laura Love

Tim O'Brien Lending His Immense Talents To Laura's Tenth Release

Archie L. Edwards

Archie Edwards Had A Sporadic Career Spanning Decades Working With John Jackson, Skip James And Mississippi John Hurt; Leaving Music To Own A Barbershop In the Late 1950's Attracting Blues Musicians Who In Turn Helped To Restart is Long Dormant Career. Playing What He Called 'East Virginia Blues', Charlie Musselwhite Took Him To Europe In 1987, Scoring A Recording Contract With Mapleshade Records. Archie Edwards Passed On 1n 1998.

Archie L. Edwards

September 4, 1918 VA - June 18, 1998 MD

Claude 'Fiddler' Williams

Keter Betts, Bass...Henry Butler, Piano...Joe Cohn, Drums...Claude Williams, Fiddle

Tim O'Brien

Putting The 'Pick' To Minnie Lawlers, aka Memphis Minnie

The Sweet Water Warblers

Featuring The Extraordinary Talents Of Lindsay Lou, May Erlewine And Rachael Davis

Leo Kottke

Athens, GA - Influenced Heavily By Mississippi John Hurt

Luther Dickinson

The Album Celebrates the American Oral Tradition Of Blues And Folk Songs Passed Down Through Generations.

Chatham County Line

North Carolina Roots Trio