Joseph Fire Crow

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

Steve Earle

A Collection Of 'Sidetracks' That Steve Calls His Stray Songs; His Orphans

VickiKristinaBarcelona

The Album CelebrateS The Singular World Of Tom Waits

Big Jack Johnson, Kim Wilson, Pinetop Perkins

Mississippi Bluesman, Regional Hero - Contemporary Mississippi Blues Didn't Get Any Nastier Than In Big Jack's Capable Hands

The Animals

Undercover: Jimmy Reed, 1961 - Eric Burdon Joined The Alan Price Rhythm And Blues Combo In 1962, Completing The Original Line-Up That Would See A Name Change To 'The Animals', Based On Their Wild Stage Antics A Year Later; A Difficult And Tumultuous Rockin' Blues Career That Took Them To The Lake Erie Shoreline, And Cleveland's Rock Hall Forty-Two Years Later

Darrell Scott

When It Comes To Harvesting A Wide Swath Of American Music, Few Are More Adept Than Darrell Scott: Assembling A Trio Of Tenacious Pickers In Matt Flinner, Bryn Davies And Shad Cobb

Sir Charles Thompson

Recorded During A Late Night Session in 1959, The Once Dubbed "House Pianist Of 52nd Street", Was Instrumental In Bridging The Swing And Bebop Eras While Performing Alongside Luminaries Of Both Disciplines

Rory Block

Tribute To The Legendary Delta Bluesman Eddie J. "Son" House Jr - Block's Highly Successful Mentor Series Would Continue With Superb Tributes To Robert Johnson, Rev Gary Davis, Bessie Smith, Bukka White, The Delta's Hard Luck Child Skip James, And Mississippi John Hurt - A Tribute To The "Father Of The Delta Blues", Charley Patton Is Currently Under Consideration

The Dillards

Founded By Doug And Rodney Dillard In Salem, MO - One Of The Leading Lights Of Progressive Bluegrass

Butch Hancock

Lubbock, TX - Founding Member Of The Flatlanders; One Of The Premier Texas Singer-Songwriters

Quintet of The Hot Club Of France

One Of The Earliest And Most Significant Continental Jazz Groups In Europe, Put Together By Django Reinhardt And Stephane Grappelli In 1934; Remaining Active Until '48

Clannad

Translation: Golden Castle -Founded By Three Siblings And Their Two Uncles During 1970 In County Donegal

New Reformation Band

Forming In Saginaw During A Cold Winter In 1970, Seven Musicians Gathered In The Sanctuary Of The First Congregational Church In A Successful Attempt To Bring Jazz Into The Service

Lori McKenna

Street Date: July 24 - Three Of The Ten Tracks Were Written In Collaboration With Fellow Revered Songwriters Liz Rose And Hillary Lindsey, Who Together With McKenna Are Known As The Love Junkies

The Melodians

Rocksteady Quartet Formed In The Greenwich Town Area Of Kingston In 1963, Keeping The Backbeat Steady For Fifty-Years

The Band of Heathens

Austin, TX - Produced By Ray Wylie Hubbard; Special Guests Include Patty Griffin And Gurf Morlix - The New Album "Stranger" Is Due In September

Sheryl Crown And Citizen Cope

Crow And Cope Honoring The Late R&B Icon, Bill Withers - Not Released As An Official Single, The Fan-Favorite Cut Served As The Opening Track On Withers' 1972 Release, Still Bill; His Only No. 1 LP, Charting At The Top Of The R&B & Hip-Hop Albums Chart.

Little Sam Davis

A Bluesman Based In New York's Hudson Valley Whose Career Began In The 1940's, But Not Widely Known Until The Mid-90's. He Toured The Medicine Shows With Pinetop Perkins And Ike Turner; Spent A Decade With Earl Hooker, Including With The Short-Lived Band Of Hooker, Turner, Perkins And Albert King, Which Broke Up When Hooker And King, Two Titans Of Blues Guitar Came To Blows, Afterwards Davis Disappeared. Re-emerging In The 1990's, Davis Recorded Several Albums, Including Being Part Of Levon Helm's Midnight ramble Sessions. Off The Road In 2008 Due To Health Conditions, Little Sammy Davis Passed On Ten Years Later.

Little Sam Davis

November 28,1958 Mississippi - February 16, 2018 New York

Charlie Roush Quartet

'820' Jazz Presents: Jeff Chambers, Bass...Jessica Williams, Piano...Ralph Penland, Drums...Charlie Roush, Tenor Saxophone - - - - Roush Was Monk's Horn Man For A Decade; His Excursions Into Hard-Bop Gave Jazz Its Leading Edge. This Morning's Selection Is "Blue Monk" Recorded During Charlies Final Performance At San Francisco's Bimbo Cafe In 1988; A Fitting Tribute Performance To The Thelonious Monk Quartet. Cancer Took Him Seven Months Later.

Johnny Paycheck

Achieved His Greatest Success As A Force In Country Music's Outlaw Movement

The Steeldrivers

A New Pick Into 'YCE

Sarah Jarosz

Fifth Release

Daisy May

Michigan Musings From May And Seth

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Bryan Sutton

Becky Bowman & Sonya Surret, Vocals - The Most Accomplished Acoustic Guitarist Of His Generation, An Innovator Who Bridges The Bluegrass Flatpicking Traditions With The Dynamic Roots Music Scene Of The 21st Century