Jc Stylles

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

Anne Burnell

One Of Chicago's Most Versatile Live Performers - Jazz could Not Ask For A Better Friend And Song Stylist

Percy Mayfield ft. Joy Hamilton

American Rhythm-And-Blues Singer, Composer Of "Hit The Road Jack" - Influenced By The Vocal Styles Of Charles Brown - Started His Career In Los Angeles, 1942 Consistently Recording For Forty-One Years

The Commanders With Louis Armstrong

Happy Holidays From Traditions!

May Erlewine & Woody Goss

Made In The Mitten! This Time Around May Has Enlisted Four Of Chicago's Finest. An Album Of Low Tide Sway, Rhythmic Groove And Soft Piano Patter.....Very Nice

Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Putting A Nice Bite To The Woody Guthrie Classic - The Album Was Young's First Collaboration With Crazy Horse In Nine Years

Paul Geremia

A True Original - A Blues Scholar Blending Jazz And Acoustic Country Styles For Over 40 Years

Madisen Ward and The Mama Bear

Mother-And-Son Duo, From Independence, Missouri

Alan Lomax And Harry Oster

Two Of The World's Most Renowned Ethnomusicologists Recording A Wonderful Collection Of The Ancient Folk Songs And Dances Of Israel; Music Passed Down Through The Centuries

Robert Hale & The Wonder Band

West Virginia 'Grassers Plucking The Pick And Giving A Tip Of The Hat To The Great Jim Croce

Jools Holland & Ruby Turner

Influential 20th-Century Gospel Music Songwriter Thomas A. Dorsey Wrote The Song In 1937 For Mahalia Jackson

Dolly Parton & Porter Wagoner

One Of The Great Country Duos Of All Time With A Solid Ten Year Career

Johnny Dodds' Washboard Band

An Major Figure In Jazz History - The Premier Clarinetist Of His Era - A Prime Architect In The Creation Of The Jazz Age - Posthumously Inducted Into The Jazz Hall Of Fame

The Golden Eagle String Band

Child Ballad #289 - A Mid-18th Century British Sea Shanty Printed As 'The Seamen's Distress'. Handed Down Through The Centuries Under Differents Variants, It's Work Song Once Commonly Sung To Accompany Labor On Board Large Merchant Sailing Vessels - First First Recorded By Ernest Stoneman And The Ridge Ridge Corn Shuckers In 1928

Mark Lavengood

West Michigan Emissions

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The Subdudes

A Truly Unique American Roots Band Founded In 1987 At The Crescent City's Famed Music Venue Tipitina's

The Bongo Hop

Afro Caribbean Project Put together By French Trumpeter Etienne Sevet With Guest Vocalist Cindy Pooch

the Warratahs

A Quartet Of Seasoned New Zealand Musicians Get Together For A One-Off Tribute Show And Thirty Years On Show No Signs Of Stopping The Groove

Kacy & Clayton + Marlon Williams

New Music Into 'YCE - A Couple Of Second Cousins From Wood Mountain, Saskatchewan Collaborating With New Zealand Singer/Songwriter Marlon Williams On Their Fifth Release

Eddie Mack ft. Cootie Williams & His Orchestra

Blues Spotlight: Mack Was An Obscure But Very Fine Blues Shouter, Part Of The Brooklyn Blues Scene In The Late 1940's And Early 50's, However His Subsequent Career Is A Mystery. Mack Fronted The Orchestras Of Cootie Williams And Lucky Millinder, Recorded With Mickey Baker, Willis Jackson And Bobby Smith Cutting Two-Dozen Sides Over A Five-Year Window. Mack Was The Quintessential Shouter, Reinforcing The Importance Of Blues Music To An Increasingly Sophisticated, Urban Audience. Rock And Roll Ended The Reign Of The Shouters In The 50's, And One Of The Best Drifted Into Obscurity.

Eddie Mack

John Handy Qunitet

'820' Jazz Presents: Mike White, Violin...Jerry Hahn, Guitar...Terry Clarke, Drums...Don Thompson, Bass...John Handy, Saxophone - - - - -Utilizing The Same Musicians Who Had Joined Him During His Sensational Set At The 1965 Monterey Jazz Festival A Year Earlier, The Band Would Go Their Separate Ways Soon After And Not Play Together Again For Thirty Years.

Motel Mirrors

Side Project For Amy LaVere And John Paul Keith

Sturgill Simpson

The New Album Is Full Of Bluegrass Versions Of Highlights From His Back Catalog, Revealing The Hidden Roots Of His Idiosyncratic Songwriting

Bobby Leecan & His Need More Band

East Coast 1920's Pseudo-Country Blues Guitarist With A Trace Of Ragtime Influence - Played In Fats Waller's Six Hot Babies Before He And Harmonicist Robert Cooksey Departed The Band And Mixed Up Their Own Brand Of Musical Alchemy

JP Harris & Miss Tess

The Miss Tess Duo Join JP And The Tough Choices For A London Recording Session In Late 2018 During A Day-Off From The Respected European Tours

Pharis & Jason Romero

Latest By The Canadian Husband/Wife Duo

Tennessee Jet

Paul Cauthen & Elizabeth Cook, Vocals