Maceo Parker

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

John Paul White

Producer Bill Tanner Of Alabama Shakes Sprinkling His Magical Dust All Over White's Latest Release

M. Ward ft Alia Farah

M.'s Whimsical Ode to Summer; Reworking The Lovin' Spoonful

The Lowest Pair

Double Banjo Duo From Minneapolis

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Albert King

One Of The Three "Kings Of The Blues" Undertaking The Great Elmore James Song, Joined On the Classic By Booker T And The MG'S

David Ramirez

Noah Gundersen Producing The Austin Singer-Songwriters Sixth Release, Full Of Grit, Honesty, And Redemption; With a Bit Of "Haggard Loneliness" Thrown In For Good Measure

The Crimson Ragdolls

Composer: Jelly Roll Morton, 1928

IyatraQuartet

Boundary-Bending, Roots-Based Improvised Music On Orchestral Instruments, Using Folk And World Music As Starting Points

Grain Thief

New Pickin' From The Boston-Bred Quintet

The Mavericks

Second Single Release From The Forthcoming Album, Due 8/20

H.M. Barnes Blue Ridge Ramblers

A 1920's Promoter Who Hit The Road Setting Up Tour Dates For The Old-Timey String Band He Fronted Strictly As A Figurehead. The Ramblers Were A Valuable Collaboration Involving Members Of A Few Different Ground-Breaking String Bands, Including Charlie Poole And The North Carolina Ramblers

The DeMarco Sisters With The Eddy Duchin Orchestra

A Close-Harmony Quintet Hitting Their Stride During The 1930's Fronting The "Sweet" Bands Of The Big Band Era

Kelly Joe Phelps

This Album Was Recorded In Mono With Only Voice And Guitar, Embracing An Unflinching Honesty, And A Return To Phelps' Evangelical Roots

Link Wray

With The Wraymen - A Shawnee Rock And Roll Guitarist Who Popularized "The Power Chord; The Major Modus Operandi Of Modern Rock Guitarists"

Mel Torme`

Joined By His Go To Bandleader George Shearing

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Put On Your Dancing Shoes!

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Dalton Domino

Part Of The 21st Century Progressive Country Scene Anchored In Lubbock, Layering Many Influences Into His Own Unique Sound

The Ballroom Thieves

Second Album Release From The Rock Band In A Folk Suit

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Baby Tate

An American Piedmont Guitarist With A Sporadic Career Spanning Five Decades Working With Blind Boy Fuller, Pink Anderson And Peg Leg Sam. Tate Formed a Trio Called The Carolina Blackbirds In 1932 Performing Mostly On Local Radio - Served In The U.S. Army And Worked As A Mason Until The Early '50's. He And Anderson Resumed Their Playing Partnership Until A Stroke Disabled Pink During The 1970's. Tate's Recorded His Only Album In 1962, Performed Periodically During That Decade. Charles Henry Tate Passed On In 1972.

Baby Tate

January 28, 1916 Georgia - August 17, 1972 South Carolina

Philly Joe Jones Septet

'820' Jazz - Mike Pyne, Piano...Harold McNair, Flute...Ron Mathewson, Bass...Peter King, Alto Saxophone...Kenny Wheeler, Flugelhorn...Chris Pyne, Trombone...Philly Joe Jones, Drums - - - - - - - Came To Prominence As The Drummer For The First "Great" Miles Davis Quintet. Worked As A Leader, But Continued As A Sideman For Bill Evans And Hank Mobley. Both Evans And Davis Have Openly Stated That Philly Joe Was Their All-Time Favorite Drummer. The Philly Joe Jones Septet Recorded Many Sessions Together - This Morning's Presentation Is Taken From A 1968 Two-Day Recording Session In London Entitled 'Trailways Express'; A Delightful Straight Ahead Hard Bop Groove.

Judy Collins

A Stellar Version Of The Steve Goodman Classic First Appearing On 1975's 'Judith' - Turning 81 A Few Weeks Ago, Judy's Career Has Spanned Sixty Years

Seventh Son

Michigan Music; Homegrown, Hand-Made

Fireside Collective

Progressive Folk Band From The Southern Appalachian Mountains

Saro Lynch Thomason And Sam Gleaves

Revisiting Songs Written By Si Kahn, Who's Been Writing Them For Over 50 years, And Whose Tireless Work As A Civil Rights, Union, And Community Organizer Is Well-Documented In His Vivid Images And Words

Ray Wylie Hubbard

Soper, OK - Hear Music From Ray's Latest Here On 'YCE