Bela Fleck & The Flecktones

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

The Texicana Mamas

'Kitchen Of Love' - Debut Collaboration By Three Gifted Latina Singer-Songwriters: Tish Hinojosa, Stephanie Urbina Jones, and Patricia Vonne

Greg Brown

Second Release - Traditional Southern Spiritual, 1930; The Source For Dock Bogg's 'Prodigal Son'

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Tierney Sutton

Undercover: Joni Mitchell, 1970 (Ladies Of The Canyon)

Sultans Of String

Debut Album Music By The Toronto Based Quintet, Melding Elements Of Spanish Flamenco, Arabic Folk, Cuban Rhythms, And French Manouche Gypsy-Jazz

Molly Tuttle

Ten-Song Covers Release By The Boundary-Bending Award-Winning Guitarist, Covering Fertile Ground Including The Rolling Stones Psychedelic. (The Original Can Be Found On "Their Satanic Majesties Request" 1967)

Willie "Big Eyes" Smith

Chicago Blues Elder Statesman - Nineteen-Year Stint With The Muddy Waters Band - One Of The Great Practitioners Of A True American Art Form

Big Kahuna And The Copa Cat Pack

Honolulu, HI - Second Release Continuing The Groups Infectious Retro-Swing, Indigenous Grooves

The Fabulous Heftones

Calling Lansing Home, Brian And Lynn Play The Tunes and Ditties From The 1920's

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Benny Martin

Pioneering Fiddler, Inventor Of The Eight-String Fiddle Joined By Two Other Legends, John Hartford & Lester Flatt

Mary Lou Williams & Her Trio

By The Middle Of The 20th Century, Mary Lou Williams Had Solidified Her Status As A Jazz Great; Instrumental In Developing Kansas City Swing

Macire Sylla

Guinea, West Africa

The Four O'Clock Flowers

Dusting Off The Traditional Spiritual Dating To The Halfway Point Of The Previous Century

Doc Watson And David Grisman

Tip Of the Hat To Bill Monroe

Deer Tick

Providence, RI - Inspiration For The Name "Deer Tick" Came While Hiking In A State Forest; Guitarist John McCauley Found A Deer Tick On His Scalp

Sippie Wallace

"The Texas Nightingale" - Honoree Of The Michigan Women's Hall Of Fame

The Paragons

Rocksteady Vocal Trio From Kington With The Original Release Of 'The Tide Is High', Written By The Lead Vocalist, John Holt - Blondie Took It To World-Wide Acclaim In 1980, Being The Last Chart-Topper Eighteen Years.

Brian Koenigsknecht

Singer/Songwriter From Kalamazoo, MI -

Gretchen Peters

Holding Court With Kris Kristofferson, Willie Nelson And Tom T. Hall, Mickey Newbury Revolutionize Country Music By Bringing New, Broader Musical Influences Into The Writing, With Greater Emotional Depth To The Music - While At The Same Time Never Losing Respect For Tradition

Harding "Hop" Wilson

Lap-Steel Guitar Player Hop Wilson Began His Career Performing With King Ivory Lee Siemien and Ice Water Jones During The 1950's, Playing The Roadhouses Of SE Texas. Wilson Was Virtually Unknown Outside The State, But Through His Influence On Johnny Winter, Jimmie Vaughan And Ron Wood, His Sound Still Echoes To This Day. The Few Tracks Recorded For A Small Label In Lake Charles Never Troubled The National Charts, Hop Didn't Have World Fame, But His Licks Turn Up All Over Texas Roadhouse Blues. He Continued To Play The Houston Clubs Until His Passing In 1975.

Harding "Hop" Wilson

April 27, 1921 TX - August 27, 1975 TX

Oscar Peterson Trio

'820' Jazz Presents: Ray Brown, Double Bass...Ed Thigpen, Drums...Oscar Peterson, Piano

Dwight Yoakam

Born In Pikeville, Ky, Raised In Columbus, Ignored By Nashville, It Took The Move To Los Angeles And Acceptance In The Roots Rock And Punk Scenes For Dwight To Pioneer His Brand Of Hip Honky-Tonk, Heavily-Influenced By The Bakersfield Sound - Dwight And Emily Welcomed Their First Born A Few Days Ago

The Two Tracks

Produced By Will Kimbrough

Deborah Silver

With Asleep At The Wheel

The Earls of Leicester

Vintage Flatt & Scruggs

Nora Jane Struthers, Caitlin Krisko, Erin Lunsford

This Trio Of Powerful Frontwomen Joined Forces For This Special One-Time Performance Of The John Prine Classic - Recorded/Filmed In The Back Of A Converted School Bus Located On The Grounds Of FloydFest In Floyd Virginia, July 2019

Mike Auldridge

Sixteenth-Century Origins' Unknown Author - Sometimes Called 'Rising Sun Blues' - Tells Of A Person's Life Gone Wrong In The Crescent City