Poncho Sanchez

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

Boz Scaggs

Undercover: Jimmy Reed (1958)

The Real Sarahs

Ronny Elliott

Insurgent Singer/Songwriter In The Vein Of Clark And Van Zandt.

JD McPherson

Broken Arrow, OK - A Master Of The Retrosound Rooted In The Rock And Roll, Rockabilly, And Rhythm And Blues Music Of The 1950's

Frazey Ford

Co-Founding Member Of The Be Good Tanyas

Grand Marquis

Kansas City, MO - First Introduced By Ethel Waters In 1926 - One Singer, Fannye Rose Shore Became So Identified With The Song That DJ Martin Block Called Her "Dinah Shore", Which Then Stuck As Her Stage Name For The Next 50 Years

Djangophonique

Detroit, MI - Influenced By Django Reinhardt & Stephane Grappelli

Markus James

Heavily Inspired By The Traditional Sounds Of The Wassoulou And Sonrai Peoples Of Mali

Young-Holt Trio

Chicago, IL - Redd Holt And Eldee Young Departed The Ramsey Lewis Trio Soon After The Mega-Success Of "The In Crowd" - 'Wack Wack' Was a Modest Hit In 1966; Changing The Groups Name To Young-Holt Unlimited In 1968, 'Soulful Strut' Entered The Top Twenty, Sold A Million Copies And The Group Disbanded Six Years Later

Doc Watson - Merle Watson

Sam Bush, Bela Fleck & Mark O'Connor Guesting - Grammy Award For Best Traditional Folk Album, 1987 - Bittersweet: The Last Album Merle Recorded Before The Tragic Tractor Accident

Kalama's Quartet

Late 1920's And Into The Early 1930's, Kalama's Quartet Represented A Classic Hawaiian Sound With a Twist. The Quartet Pushed The Musical Boundaries Within The Genre, As They Experimented With Four-Part Vocal Harmonies And Two Acoustic Steel Guitars

Fisk Jubilee Singers

Established In 1871 At Fisk University In Nashville - A Tradition That Has Carried On For 149 Years

The Jacob's Ferry Stragglers

The Five Members Hail From Various Mountain Town In Western Pennsylvania

Grace Pettis

The Eldest Daughter Of Pierce Pettis - A Must See On The South Austin Music Scene

Taarka

Husband/Wife Duo Of David And Enion Tiller Based Out Of Colorado

Tim Grimm

Southern Indian Homespun

Driftin Slim

An Arkansas Bluesman Who Learned His Harp Playing with Both 'Sonny Boy' Williamson's, And Found A Degree Of Local Fame Later On The West Coast As A One-Man Band. He Formed A Band And Played Several Live Gigs On Local Radio Stations Before Making His Recording Debut On The Modern Label In 1951. A Move To Los Angeles Provided Slim The Playing Ground for His One Man Act, Remaining A Popular Attraction Until His Passing In 1977.

Driftin' Slim

February 24, 1919 Arkansas - September 15,1977 California

Hank Mobley Quintet

'820' Jazz Presents: Doug Watkins, Bass...Art Taylor, Drums...Hank Jones, Piano...Lee Morgan, Trumpet...Hank Mobley, Tenor Saxophone - - - - - - Co-Founder Of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers In The Early 1950's. Having The Messengers On One's Resume Was A Rite Of Passage In The Jazz World.

Willie Nelson

The Recording Sessions For The Album Were Held In An Old Movie Theater In Oxnard, California; Produced By Daniel Lanois - Several Of The Songs On The Album Were Written By Willie In The 1960's

Hot Rize

Classic Hot Rize

Michael Cleveland

Bela Fleck And tim O'Brien Guesting

Joel Mabus

GR Music!

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Dave Rawlings Machine

Debut Album - Dave Plays A 1935 Epiphone Olympic, Scavenged From A Friends Guitar