Ron Levy
Some Sorta BlueBest of 'B-3 Organic Grooves' 2004 via Levtronic
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"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions! Returns Next Week
Celtic Folklore Indicates Bridget Cleary Was The Last Witch Burned In Ireland
Fourth Album For The Southern California Swing Revivalists
Mitten Music - Samantha Cooper, Vocals, Fiddle - Wheatland Music Festival The Weekend Of September 10th
WYCE and Grand Rapids Art Museum present GRAM on the Green, an outdoor concert series at the art museum.
Coming up this Thursday WYCE presents live music from Laura Rain & The Caesars
Music starts at 6 pm on the Museum Terrace and also features hands-on art making, food trucks, and beverages.
For more information on GRAM on the Green and the upcoming schedule, it's "art museum G-R dot O-R-G"
Detroit, MI 1994 - Detroit Cobras: Rachel Nagy & Mary Ramirez, The Two Constants Of The Cobras, Surrounding Themselves With A Rotating Cast Of The Motor City's Finest Rockers
Latest Jam-Band Project From Vince Neil And Adam Greuel, Leftover Salmon and Horseshoes & Hand Grenades, Respectively
One Of The Greatest Chicago Bluesman - Never Achieving The Level Of Fame Equal To His Talent - His Recordings Stand As Primary Examples Of Definitive Chicago Blues
Undercover: Benny Goodman, 1938 - J Street Jumpers Were Founded In The Early '90's, Honing Their Chops In Clubs And Ballrooms On The Eastern Seaboard
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
More information about their coffee and the people behind it is available at ferriscoffee.com
When Gregg And Dickey Left The Allman Bothers Band In 1976, The Remaining Members Evolved Into "Sea Level", Comprising Of Bassist Lamar Williams, Drummer Jaimoe And Pianist Chuck Leavell - "Sea Level" Is A Phonetic Pun Of Leader Chuck Leavell's Name: 'C. Leavell."
Manecas Costa - The First Guinean Artist To Tap Into The Country's Abundant Musical Heritage, Gumbe - Indigenous To The Sierra Leone Creoles, Derived From The Jamaican Maroon Ancestors Of The Creole People
Turning 95 A Few Days Ago And Celebrating With A Couple Of Shows At Radio City, Continuing To Tour And Record - Has Sold Over 50 Million Records Worldwide - Is And Has Always Been A Class Act!
A Staple In Her Repertoire Since A Child, Singing Gospel At New Bethel Baptist Church In Detroit - This Career-Spanning In-Depth Box Set Covers Sixty-Years Of The Queen Of Soul
Support today on WYCE comes from Metro Health - University of Michigan Health
Metro Health has 17 primary care locations offering walk-in care, urgent care, and same-day appointments.
Their doctors are also available to see you evenings and weekends.
For more information and appointment scheduling it's metro health dot net
Blues Hall Of Fame Inductee - One Of A Handful Of White Blues Musicians Who Was On The Scene At The Beginning Of The First Blues Renaissance Of The Mid-'60's
Prestigious Cleo Laine Award Recipient
Akron, OH - A Guiding Light Of American Roots For Twenty Years - Endless Roads, Burned Bridges And Return From A Fall From Grace
Writing The Composition Based On A Mid-Nineteenth Sea Shanty
Are you a Michigan musician or know of a few talented artists?
Blues Spotlight: Details Of Barrelhouse Pianist Blind Leroy Garnett's Life And Career Are Scant And Poorly Documented. Born In 1897, Garnett Relocated To Chicago In 1910, Remaining There Until 1930 - Mostly Playing The East Side With Singer James Wiggins. Garnett Recorded A Total Of Eight Tracks For Paramount Records; Two Of Those Solo, And The Other Six Providing Piano Backup For Wiggins, And Marie Griffin. Leroy Roscoe Garnett Passed On In 1933.
Blues Spotlight: August 6, 1897 IN - January 3, 1933 IL
'820' Jazz Presents: Bob Cranshaw, Bass...Otis Finch, Drums...Shirley Scott...Hammond B-3 Organ...Stanley Turrentine, Tenor Saxophone - - - - - Recorded For Impulse In April 1966, Turrentine And Company Groove Easily Through A Soulful Rendition Of The Sammy Cahn Jazz Standard 'Time After Time'. The Songs Legacy Well Documented. First Recorded by Sarah Vaughn With The Teddy Wilson Quartet In 1946, Sinatra A Year Later. After Emerging As A Jazz Standard Thanks To Stan Getz And John Coltrane, 1959 Was A Banner Year For Its Popularity Being Covered By Many Pop And Jazz Vocalists.
Coffee at WYCE is provided by Ferris Coffee - a local roaster in Grand Rapids, Michigan.
More information about their coffee and the people behind it is available at ferriscoffee.com
Los Lobos Paying Homage To The LA Music That Inspires Them, Including Deep Cuts From Favorite Garage Bands Including The "Premiers" - 'Farmer John' Written And Recorded In 1959 By R&B Duo "Don & Dewey" - Not Receiving Much Attention Until A 1964 Rave-Up Cover By The "Premiers" Reaching Billboard's Top 20
Composer: Keith Whitley - Multi-Award Winning Northwest Set Of Pickers Mastering A Timeless Style With A Delectable Twang
Austin, TX - Currently Working On An Album Of Jazz Standards
Latest Album Featuring Members Of George Strait's "Ace In The Hole Band" Along Raul Malo
Guitar-Based Instrumental Compositions Avoiding Familiar Territory Of "Black Crowes" And "North Mississippi Allstars" - Naming The Album After A Syndicated Comic Strip Produced For Fifty-Two Years, First Published In 1916
Support today on WYCE comes from Metro Health - University of Michigan Health
Metro Health has 17 primary care locations offering walk-in care, urgent care, and same-day appointments.
Their doctors are also available to see you evenings and weekends.
For more information and appointment scheduling it's metro health dot net