Nubya Garcia
Inner GameSource 2020 via Concord Jazz
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Co-Founded During 2010 In Lafayette, LA By Members Of The Red Stick Ramblers And The Pine Leaf Boys - Unique In That They Mix All Styles Of Cajun, Zydeco, Swamp Pop, And Americana Into A Delicious Musical Stew
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Gospel Legend!
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The Consummate Piedmont Bluesman Weaving The Tale Of The Famed Fourteen-Hundred Mile Slice Of Asphalt, The Subject Of Many A Blues Song. Highway 61 HasTwo Designation Markers Along The Mississippi Blues Trail
Among The Legends Of The 1970's Ethiopian Musical Scene, Forced Underground By The Derg Regime That Took Control Of The Country In 1974, Over Forty-Years Later His Triumphant Return - And The First Time That His Music Has Been Presented In Album Form; A Rare & Beautiful Moment In Music History
Undercover: Allen Toussaint - A Great Lead Break By Slowhand
Undercover: Roy Orbison - The Mavericks Singer Holding Session With Three Well-Respected Nashville Musicians
Hook And Lines Songs - The Title For The Large Family Of Songs That Have Originated From The "Old Dad" Minstrel Song In 1844
Gained Popularity In The 1920's, Earning The Sobriquets "The Original Radio Girl" And The "First Lady Of Radio." - An Early Exponent Of A Style Of Vocalizing Known As Crooning
Laurel Premo (Red Tail Ring, Kalamazoo) & Anna Gustavsson
Delta Bluesman Big Joe Williams Was The First To Record The Song In 1935 - The Blues Standard Has The Distinction Of Being One Of The Most Played, Arranged, And Rearranged Pieces In Blues History
This Mornings Classic Cut: The "Storyteller" - Twelve-Time Songwriter Of The Year Award
Unearthing A Hank Williams, Sr. Nugget
Two Renowned English Folk Musicians Crossing Paths On Occasion To Record Together
Former Lead Guitarist Of 'The War On Drugs' Revisiting The John Prine Classic
Are you a Michigan musician or know of a few talented artists?
The Blues Is A Cruel Mistress, And A Man Who Sold Millions Of Records Can Disappear Into The Footnotes Of Blues History. Bumble Bee Slim Came From The Piedmont Area To Make A Name For Himself In Chicago, As Country Blues Transformed Into An Urban Music. On His Journeys, Slim Was heavily Influenced By Leroy Carr And Scrapper Blackwell, Played With Big Bill Broonzy, Tampa Red And Memphis Minnie, And Picked Up Steady Session Work For Lester Melrose's Bluebird Record Label. Relocating To The West Coast In 1940's, Slim Couldn't Quite Capture The Magic As The Days In Chicago; A Few Recordings Went Unnoticed. Admiral Amos Easton Passed On In 1968.
May 7, 1905 GA - June 8, 1968 CA
'820' Jazz Presents: John Hicks, Piano...Curtis Lundy, Bass...Marvin Smith, Drums...Bobby Watson, Alto Saxophone - - - - One Of The True Carriers Of The Hard Bop Torch - Consistent Improvisors Opening Up To Freer Innovations, Trained On the Fertile Ground Of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers.
The Album Pays Tribute To Some Of Maria's Blues Heroines Of The 1920's And '30's, In Particular Memphis Minnie
Quintet Of Czech Republic 'Grassers Forming In 1991
A Rotating Roster Of String-Men Getting Together In Between Their Individual Side Projects - Aubrey Haynie, John Cowan, Rob Ickes, And Scott Vestral
A Legendary Career That Has Spanned Fifty Plus Years - Known For Her Groundbreaking Collaboration With Appalachian Singer Hazel Dickens
Their Musical History Dates Back To 1963 And The Folk Revival Of Greenwich Village