Nubya Garcia

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

Los Cenzontles

Uniting Their Latino And Creole Traditions; Joined By Music Legend David Hidalgo Of Los Lobos

Rory Block

Six-Time Blues Award Recipient Turning 71 A Few Weeks Ago

Loudon Wainwright III

Wood & Wire

Austin, TX

Hypnotic Clambake

Rochester, New York Ensemble Putting The Band Together In 1989

Letizia Gambi

Produced By Legendary Jazz Fusion Drummer Lenny White

Mattie Delaney

Obscure Blueswoman Of The 1930's Who Accompanied Herself On Guitar And Sang Topical Songs, Both Rare Attributes For A Woman Performer At That Time

Earl Hooker

Influenced By T-Bone Walker And Robert Nighthawk - Hooker Was The Go To Slide Guitarist Of Chicago Blues

Giri & Uma Peters

Brother/Sister Duo From Nashville Reworking Elizabeth Cotten

Swan Silvertones

Formed As The "Four Harmony Kings' In 1938, And Are Still Active To This Day - Inducted Into The Vocal Group Hall Of Fame In 2002

Nakai, Eaton, Clipman

R. Carlos Nakai, William Eaton, Will Clipman

Isidore "Tuts" Washington

A Longtime Staple Of The New Orleans Blues Scene, Tuts Was A Primary Influence On Crescent City Piano Players Spanning From Professor Longhair And Allen Toussaint To Fats Domino

Fleet Foxes

Seattle, WA

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Eilen Jewell

Calico The Band

Putting a Nice Twist On The Joni Mitchell Diamond

Norman Blake And Tut Taylor

Debut Album

Charley Lincoln & Wilie Baker

Blues Spotlight: The Recording Name Of Charley Hicks, The Elder Brother Of Robert "Barbecue Bob" Hicks, Part Of Loose Collaborative Playing the Streets Of Atlanta Known As "The Georgia Cotton Pickers." Their Instinctive Melding Of Ragtime Music With The Piedmont Style Of Fingerpicking, And The Country Harp Blowing Of Buddy Moss Made Them A Favorite In The Deep South. After the Group Went Their Separate Ways, Charley Continued To Perform Solo Until 1955. Charlie Hicks, Jr. Passed On In Prison In 1963.

Charley "Laughing Charley" Lincoln

Blues Spotlight: March 11, 1900 GA - September 28, 1963 GA

Bill Evans Trio With Stan Getz

'820'Jazz Presents: Eddie Gomez, Bass...Marty Morell, Drums...Stan Getz, Tenor Saxophone...Bill Evans, Piano - - - - - - - Recorded Live In Europe On August 9, 1974, This Would Be The Second And Final Collaboration For Two Of The Most Lyrical, Most Subtly Swinging Improvisers In Post-Bebop Jazz. The Relaxed Vibe Between The Musicians Is Evident; Basically Often More Comfortable Live Than In The Studio.

Steve Earle & The Dukes

Street Date: January 4, 2021 - Steve's Tribute Album To His Late Son, Justin Townes Who Passed Away In August

Garrett T. Capps, Augie Meyers & Los Texmaniacs

Composer: Doug Sahm

Hylo Brown & The Buckskin Boys

Radio Performers Throughout Kentucky And West Virginia During The 1940's, Leading The Band To Cutting Their First Sides With Capitol Records

Watkins Family Hour

A Bluegrass Collaborative Led By Sara And Sean Watkins

Becky Buller

The Fairfield Four And Ned Luberecki Guesting On The New One

Brian Oberlin & Evan Marshall

Music Handmade In The Mitten