Mike Longo Trio

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

Eddie Jefferson

Detroit, MI - One Of The Great Innovators Of Modern Jazz, Largely Responsible For The Creation Vocalese - Fatally Shot In The Street Outside A Detroit Jazz Club In 1979

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Foy Vance

Bangor, Northern Ireland - Deeply Rooted In The Rich Musical History And Aesthetic Of The Southern United States; And A Great Handlebar Moustache

Miss Lavelle White

Undercover: Van Morrison - Texas Blues And Soul Singer Soon to Celebrate Number 92 - Debut Album Not Released Until 1994, Despite Beginning A Career At Age Fifteen - Inducted Into The Texas Music Hall of Fame In 2006

Full Cord

'019 'YCE Jammie Award For Best New Album By A New Band

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COMPILATIONS

One Of The Best Gospel Soul Groups Ever Recorded In a Career Spanning Fifty-Five Years

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Merl Saunders and Jerry Garcia

Composers: Al Cleveland And Smokey Robinson -Multi-Charting Top Ten In 1967 For Smokey Robinson And The Miracles - Merl Saunders And Jerry Garcia Putting Another Stamp On The Classic In 1973

Eddie Kirkland

Known As The "Gypsy Of The Blues" For His Rigorous Touring Schedules, And Thirteen-Year Stint With John Lee Hooker

Paula Cole

Reinterpretation Of The 1924 Selection From The Great American Songbook

Jimmie Rodgers

Remembering Jimmie Rodgers Passing On In May 1933 At The Age Of 35 - Country Music, Songwriters, Rock & Roll, And Blues Halls Of Fame - Honored With A Marker On The Mississippi Blues Trail

The Paradise Bangkok Molam International

Hybridized Roots Music Conglomerate From Thailand - The Foundation Style Is A Mixture Of Traditional Thai Music

Southern Culture On The Skids

Appearance: Bell's Eccentric Cafe, Kalamazoo 10/22 - Embarking On A Year's Tour Beginning In December

Rico Bell

Reworking The Band, 1975 (Northern Lights-Southern Cross) - Rico Bell: Member Of The British Punk Rock Band 'The Mekons', Injecting A Celtic-Infused Brand Of Leeds High Lonesome Soul Into The Band's Juggernaut

Rebecca Rego & the Trainmen

Riding The Roots Out Of Champaign, IL - Great Band!

Jack Ingram

Houston, TX Singer/Songwriter

Theodore Roosevelt "Blind Teddy" Darby

Blues Spotlight: After Serving Time For Running Moonshine In the Mountains Of Kentucky, Blind Teddy Darby Relocated And Linked Up With Peatie Wheatshaw, This Led To a Seven Year Recording Career Beginning In 1929, Releasing Twenty-Four Sides. Following The Murder Of His Piano Player Darby Abruptly Left Music Behind, Renounced The Blues, And Became An Ordained Minister. He Briefly Relented In 1960 And Recorded Again For Testament Records, But those Sessions Were Never Released. Theodore Roosevelt Dary Passed On In 1975

Theodore Roosevelt "Blind Teddy" Darby

Blues Spotlight: March 2, 1906 KY - December ? 1975 MO

Joe Henderson

Album: In 'N' Out, 1965 - A 1964 Session, Third As A Leader Finds Henderson Surrounded In Musically Diverse Post-Bop Territory Leading A Rhythm Section Of Jazz Elites During That Genres Most Creative Period. In 'N' Out Falls Squarely In The Middle Of The Formidable Run Of Five Classic Blue Note Albums Engineered By Rudy Van Gelder. - - - - Elvin Jones, Drums...Richard Davis, Bass...McCoy Tyner, Piano...Kenny Dorham, Trumpet...Joe Henderson, Tenor Saxophone

New Moon Jelly Roll Freedom Rockers

Undercover: Canned Heat

Flatt & Scruggs

With The Foggy Mountain Boys - Elected To The Country Music Hall Of Fame In 1985

COMPILATIONS

Merle Haggard And The Strangers, 1968 - One Of The Cornerstone Songs Of His Career - 14 Days Before Haggard's Passing, The Song Was Selected For Preservation In The National Recording Registry For Its "Cultural, Historic, Or Artistic Significance"

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Queen Esther

Member Of James Blood Ulmer's Black Rock Experience; Music Heard Here On 'YCE

Dubl Handi

Early Twentieth Century Traditional Folk Song Known Under Various Titles - Dock Boggs Recorded The First Definitive Version In 1927 Under The Title, "Honey Babe"

Mark O'Connor

Dedicated To the Memory Of Tony Rice (12/25/20)