George Benson

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

Bronwyn Keith-Hynes ft. Sarah Jarosz

Debut Solo Album That Establishes Fiddler Bronwyn Keith-Hynes As One Of The Most Exciting Bluegrass Musicians Of Her Generation - She And Sarah Jarosz Move Through The Peter Rowan Nugget

The Nighthawks

Fifty-Years Together, A Class Act And True Legends

Leo Kottke and Mike Gordon

Undercover: The Byrds (1966)

Hot Club Sandwich

Forming After A Chance Meeting On A Front Porch

The Rhythmakers

The Gathering Of The Early Jazz Titans On July, 23, 1932 In New York City

Diana Krall

Fifteenth Release And First In Three Years - "Just You, Just Me" Comes From A 1929 Broadway Musical

Goose Creek Symphony

Returning To Their Roots For a Live Performance In Prestonburg, KY - Goose Creek Is Considered One Of The Tightest, Musically, Of Its Genre

Dion And John Hammond, Jr.

Straight Up Classic Rhythm And Blues - The Eighty-One Year Old Icon Back With Another Burst Of Genius

Slim Harpo

One Of The Last Traditional Blues Musicians To Achieve Pop Success, Was An Important Influence On Many 1960's Rock Bands, Especially The Rolling Stones

Elvis Presley

With Scotty Moore And Bill Black - Written By Kokomo Arnold in 1934

The Goose Island Ramblers

Bringing Pulaski Days To You - Upper Midwestern-Style Polka

The Steve Meisner Band

Bringing Pulaski Days To You - Cleveland-Style Polka

Stas Golonka And The Chicago Masters

Bringinging Pulaski Days To You - Chicago-Style Polka

Kiran Ahluwalia

Melding The Sounds Of Her Native India With The World's Grooves

Shari Kane and Dave Steele

Michigan Music! Crossing Paths Thirty-Years Ago As Performing Blues Musicians; Shari Of Course The Partner Of Harmonica Legend Madcat Ruth, While Dave Was Leading The Electrifying Big Dave And The Ultrasonics

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Malcolm Holcombe

Asheville, NC - The Early Days Saw Malcolm Working As Dishwasher During The Day And Playing For Tips At Night. Fast Forward Thirty-Years And Thirteen Albums Under His Belt - Malcolm Turned 65 A Few Days Ago

Kenny Roby

Founding Member Of Alternative Roots Pioneers 'Six String Drag'

Kronos Quartet

The Voices On The Song Are Sam Amidon, Brian Carpenter, Lee Knight And Aoife O'Donovan

Big Boy Teddy Edwards

Blues Spotlight: Active In The Chicago Area The Beginning Of The 1930's, Big Boy Recorded Just Twenty-Three Songs In A Brief Career That Ended In 1936. Little Biographical Information Is Known. His Music Was Released Under Several Pseudonyms, And He Played A Ten-Stringed Instrument Called The Tiple. Big Bill Broonzy Recalled Working With Edwards, As Well As Working With Papa Charlie Jackson, And Prolific Session Pianist Black Bob. Nothing More Is Known.

Big Boy Teddy Edwards

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Art Farmer And Jim Hall

'820' Jazz Presents: Steve Gadd, Drums...Mike Mainieri, Vibraphone...Michael Moore, Bass...Jim Hall, Guitar...Art Farmer, Flugelhorn - - - - - - Recorded In New York City Over A Two-Day Session In The Winter Of 1978, Art Farmer And Jim Hall Had Not Played Together For Twelve Years, Opting To Dissolve Their Small Group And Pursue Solo Endeavors. Regrouping In A Quintet Set Without Added Horns, The Result Is Nothing Short Of Wonderful.

Delilah DeWylde and The Lost Boys

GR Magic!

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Erynn Marshall & Chris Coole

Hylo Brown & The Timberliners

Major Presence For a Number of Years On the Stage Of The Wheeling Jamboree, A Weekly Presentation Broadcast Coast To Coast On 50,000 Watt WWVA

Merle Haggard And The Strangers

Classic Country Spin!

Jerry Garcia & David Grisman

The Song Has Its Roots In Ireland - Several Variants Has Been Handed Down Through Oral Tradition

Rhiannon Giddens

Producer: T-Bone Burnett