Mark O'Connor

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

Valerie June

Memphis, TN - Tunes From Valerie's Latest Album Are Heard Here On 'YCE

The Statesboro Revue

Authentic Roots & Roll By The Brother Run Operation Based Out Of Austin

The Pink Stones

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John Mayall

Eighty-Seven British Bluesman Has Added Texas Guitar slinger Carolyn Wonderland To The Band, An Historic Move Forward For Sir John; The First Female Lead Guitarist In Any Of His Numerous Band Lineups Over The Past Sixty-Five Years, And Joining Some Very Elite Company - The 2021 Tour Kicks Off In Late July; No Plans For A Stop In Michigan

Denise LaSalle

The Late Denise LaSalle Taking Jeannie C. Riley Undercover - Composed By Tom T. Hall, 1968

H.C. McEntire

Former Frontwoman For Mount Moriah - The Album Is Inspired And Influenced By The Beauty And Relative Isolation Of Eno State Park Near Her Durham Farmhouse

Helsinki-Cotonou Ensemble

A Fresh Global Groove - A Finnish-Beninese Afrobeat And Funk Ensemble

Jesse Ray and The Carolina Catfish

Twice Awarded 'YCE Jammie Recipients For Best Roots/Revival Album

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Harry James Orchestra With Helen Forrest

The "Girl Singer" For Three Of The Dominate Big Bands Of The Swing Era - Artie Shaw, Benny Goodman, And Harry James; Thereby Earning A Reputation As The Voice Of The Name Bands

Coon Creek Girls

Appalachian Mountain Music From The Hills Of Kentucky Put Together In The Mid-1930's By Promoter John Lair For His Weekly Renfro Valley Barn Dance Show - Their Popularity Mirrored The Carter Family; The Coon Creek Girls Continue To this Day

Reverend Gary Davis

Alfred Brumley Wrote It In 1929; Has Become The Most Recorded Gospel Song to Date - The Reverend Gary Davis Gave It His Special touch In 1961

The Jetbeats

GR Emissions By A Vintage Combo Steeped In The Early '60's Rock & Roll Sound And Groomed With A British Beat

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Fats Waller

Fats Waller & His Rhythm, 1935 - His Innovations In The Harlem Stride Style Laid The Groundwork For Modern Jazz Piano

Hurray For The Riff Raff

New Orleans, LA 2007 - It Is The Fifth Release - Considered The Band's Breakthrough Release

COMPILATIONS

Jacob Dylan Joined By Beck - A Labor Of Love For The Young Dylan - The Film Explores The Beginnings Of The Laurel Canyon Music Scene As Folk Went Electric, Giving Birth To The California Sound. Those That The Music Inspired Appear In The Film Including Tom Petty In His Last Film Interview.

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Gary Louris

Third Solo Release After Leaving The Jayhawks

The Du Droppers

Blues Spotlight: Like So Many Of The Pioneer R&B Vocal Groups That Came To Prominence In The Late 40's, The Du Droppers Had Their Genesis In The Field Of Gospel Music. Forming In Harlem, The Quartet Etched Out A Solid Four-Year Career, Recording For Several Labels And Placing Several Singles At The Top Of The R&B Charts. The Du Droppers Are Never Mentioned In Connection With Any List Or Grouping Of The Top Vocal Groups Or Performers Of The R&B Era. Much Of That Is Because Their Time Came Before The Big Explosion In Music During The Summer And Fall Of 1954; One More Act In The R&B Field That Missed Their Real Day In The Spotlight, But Certainly Left Their Mark On The History Of This Music.

The Du Droppers

Blues Spotlight: Formed 1952, New York - Disbanded 1956, New York

Bud Shank

'820' Jazz Presents: Bud Shank Quartet With Phil Woods, Live At Yoshi's - Mike Wofford, Piano...Bob Magnussen, Bass...Bill Goodwin, Drums...Phil Woods And Bud Shank, Alto Saxophones - - - - - - - - - - - - This Recording Documents A 2004 Tour Stop At One Of The West Coast's Best-Known Rooms By The Two Septuagenarian Saxophone Players Revisiting And Reshaping Songs That Have Been Favorite Mainstays In Their Arsenal; Showing That Two Payers Can Come From The Same Roots, Develop Their Own Distinct Variations, And Yet Come Together On Common Ground.

Dwight Yoakam

Multiple-Chart Topper For Yoakam; This Time Branched Out Far Beyond The Honky-Tonk Of His Early Albums Incorporating Echoes Of Rock And Soul Creating A Distinct Musical Identity

Crowe, Lawson, Williams

Three Great Ones: JD Crowe, Doyle Lawson, And Paul Williams Together For An Album Of Song Paying Tribute To The Music Of Ralph Stanley And The Louvin Brothers

Gene Autry

Composed By Autry And Fellow Railroad Man Jimmy Long In 1931, Selling Five Million In 1935 When Featured In Autry's Feature film, Tumbling Tumbleweeds And The Phantom Empire

Rachel Brooke

Charismatic Singer Formerly Of Northern Michigan's Modern Mal - Grew Up In A Bluegrass/Folk Family But Rocked Out In A Punk Band As A Teenager; Appearing In Grayling On July 9

Mike Stevens & Matt Andersen

New Brunswick

Sugarcane Collins

From The Far North Of Queensland But With Musical Roots Embedded In The Deep South Of The USA