Tim Ries
Waiting on a FriendThe Rolling Stones Project 2005 via Concord Records
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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
Online Suggestion For A Little Ragin' Cajun - All Members Of The Basin Brothers Are Natives Of The Atchafalaya Region, And They All Come From Families With Ties To The Water
Reworking The "Singing Brakeman",Jimmie Rodgers; 1929
Columbus. Ohio - The Band Performs Sporadically, And Is Currently Based In San Francisco
The Great Chicago Bluesman Influenced The Architects Of Rock And Roll
The Dramatics Founded In Detroit In 1964 - Departed Motown Records And Opted to Sign With Stax Records Of Memphis -The 1971 Top Five Hit Stormed Across Multiple Charts
Undercover: Nat King Cole, 1947 - Top Of The Music Charts Helping To Establish Cole's Solo Career - Composed By Eden Ahbez during The 1940s And Into The '60s, Whose Lifestyle In California Was Influential In The Hippie Movement
The Argentinian-Born Composer Is Recognized Internationally As A Leading Figure In Traditional And Contemporary Tango - Tango: A Social Dance That Originated During The 1880s, Springing Up From The Lower-Class Districts Of Buenos Aires And Montevideo, And Frequently Practiced In The Brothels And Bars Of Ports-Of-Call - Its Influences Are From African, South American And European Culture
HomeSpun GR - With The Strangers
Featuring Guest Violinist Charles Burnham
Reworking Lead Belly's Reinterpretation Of The 1933 Folk Standard - Unknown Composer; The Song Evolving Through Oral Tradition
The First Release Of The David Fishberg 1962 Classic By Anita O'Day And Cal Tjader
On Tuesday, January 18th WYCE Presents David Byrne's "American Utopia" at Wealthy Theatre!
From the mind of Talking Heads frontman David Byrne and directed by Spike Lee, the acclaimed Broadway show is a musical celebration that inspires audiences to connect to each other and to the global community.
More information including showtime and tickets can be found at wealthy theatre dot org
David Byrne's "American Utopia" showing at Wealthy Theatre - Tuesday, January 18th, presented by WYCE!
The Late Lead Singer For Inner Circle
Composer: Wes Montgomery, 1966 - Leavell Recently Wrapped Up The No Filter Tour, Celebrating His Fortieth Year As The Principal Keyboardist And De Facto Musical Director For The Rolling Stones
GR Groove - In Town Tonight Appearing At Listening Room
Found In Several Scandinavian Variants - Earliest Known Copy Of The Ballad Is From A Recitation Transcribed In 1783
For 75 Years, Sister Ola Mae Terrell Sang Her Own Gospel Compositions On Street Corners In The South. A Conversion Experience During A Tent Revival At Age Eleven Inspired Her To Learn Guitar And Write Gospel Songs And Sing Them On Vice-RIdden Decatur Street. She Preferred The Life Of An Itinerant Evangelist, Supporting Herself With Her Music From The Depression Years To The Eisenhower '50s. Sister Terrell Had No Interest In The Folk Revival When Discovered In 1960's: Her Minimal Complement Of Recordings Were Reissued During That Time. Sister Ola Mae Terrell Remained Culturally Isolated And Spiritually Insulated Until Her Passing At Ninety-Five Years Of Age In 2006.
Sister Ola Mae Terrell: ?/??/1911 GA - ?/??/2006 GA
'820' Jazz Presents: 'Sugar', Recorded November 1970 By The Stanley Turrentine Septet For Creed Taylor's CTI Label, Following A Long Association With Blue Note. Notice How The Smoldering Groove Is Captured By The Players Early On, With Each Solo Taking A Very Healthy Slice Of The Moment. This Album Is Referred To As A Relic From A Time When Jazz Was Going Through Growing Pains; I Hear It As Another Evolutionary Turning Point For Stanley Turrentine - - - - - - - Pablo Landrum, Congas...Billy Kaye, Drums...Ron Carter, Bass...George Benson, Guitar...Butch Cornell, Organ...Freddie Hubbard, Trumpet...Stanley Turrentine, Tenor Saxophone
Guest Appearance: Rob Ickes And Jesse Brock
Sister Trio Based Out Of San Francisco
Mountain Shout: Obray Ramsey; Highly Respected Southern Mountains Banjoist
Formed As A Pickup Group From An Old-time Kentucky Camp Revival
Curtis Burch And Tut Taylor
GR HomeGrown
On Tuesday, January 18th WYCE Presents David Byrne's "American Utopia" at Wealthy Theatre!
From the mind of Talking Heads frontman David Byrne and directed by Spike Lee, the acclaimed Broadway show is a musical celebration that inspires audiences to connect to each other and to the global community.
More information including showtime and tickets can be found at wealthy theatre dot org
David Byrne's "American Utopia" showing at Wealthy Theatre - Tuesday, January 18th, presented by WYCE!