Gabriel Alegria

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

Bob Corritore

Written By Robert "Bilbo" Walker, One Of The Last True Mississippi Delta Bluesmen

Loudon Wainwright III

Together With Vince Giordano And The Nighthawks; A Song Recorded By Paul Whiteman's Rhythm Boys In 1929

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Curtis Jones - Texas Blues Pianist Who Enjoyed A Successful Recording Career In Chicago Before WWII - Revival On The 60's Blues Scene

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Richard "Groove" Holmes With A Tip Of The Fedora To The Great Erroll Garner

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Buffalo Nichols

Carl "Buffalo" Nichols - Debut Album Taking Its Rightful Place In The 'YCE Blues Alley

The Honeycutters

Asheville, NC - New Double Album "The Devil And The Deep Blues" Due On 2/25

The Beatles

Harrison Writing The Song For Pattie - Influenced By His Musically Satisfying Visit With Dylan And The Band In Woodstock - Lap Steel Provided By John Lennon

Doc Watson

Nashville's A-Team Join Doc And Merle On The 1932 Jimmie Rodgers Classic

Alexis Cole & Bucky Pizzarelli

The Jazz Singer For The U.S. Army's Big Band Teaming Up With The Great Jazz Guitarist For A Swingin' Cover Of The Broadway Classic Featured In The 1956 Musical "My Fair Lady"

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Memphis, TN - Gospel Quartet Forming In 1941

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Lord Shorty - Trinidadian Calypsonian, Experimented With Fusing Calypso And Other Indian-Inspired Music, Unleashing Soca Music; The Soul Of Calypso

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Makoto Kubota & The Sunset Gang

First Released In 1975 - Hawaiian Rhythms Meets Japanese Blues And Soul

John Mellencamp

Mellencamp's Twenty-Fifth Album

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Boston Music Scene Troubadour - "Time Is Magic" 1996

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Blue Highway

Based In Historical Truth And Shares Part Of The Background Of The Folk Song Tom Dooley, The Story Trickles Out Bit By Bit, Revisiting the Key Players In The Real-Life Murder Ballad: Jealous Annie, Naive Laura, And Tom Dula

Joanne Shenandoah

Remembering Joanne Shenandoah Passing On In November 2021 - Native American singer, Composer, And Multi-Instrumentalist - Citizen Of The Oneida Indian Nation - Honorary Doctorate Of Music, Grammy Award Recipient

Memphis Slim & Willie Dixon

Memphis Slim And Willie Dixon Are Credited With Having Helped Create The Chicago Blues Sound. Both Were Working The Coffeehouse Circuit In The Early Days When They Cut Their First Album Together. Only A Few More Albums Would Follow. Separately, The Two Would Be The Proving Ground For The Young Bluesman On The Chicago Scene During the 1950's. John Lee Chatman And William James Dixon's Indelible Mark On The Blues Is Undisputed. Slim Passed On In 1988; Dixon, Four Years Later

Blues Spotlight: John Lee "Memphis Slim" Chatman September 3, 1915 TN - February 24, 1988 TN; William James Dixon July 1, 1915 MS - January 29, 1992 CA

Return To Forever

'820' Jazz Presents: Lenny White, Drums...Stanley Clarke, Bass...Al Di Meola, Guitar...Chick Corea, Piano - The Third Album And Final Release Featuring The Classic Lineup. Recorded February 1976 At Caribou Ranch In Colorado, "The Romantic Warrior" Focus' The Quartets Evolving Fusion Arrangements With Experimental Avenues Into The Realms Of Jazz-Rock And Related Genres, Hitting On The Avant-Garde.

Hot Rize

Undercover: Jimmy Webb, 1968

Emily Scott Robinson

Mitten Appearance: 20 Front Street, Lake Orion 4/2

Barry & Holly Tashian

Westport, CT - Performing Together For Fifty-Years

Mustard's Retreat

Detroit, MI Band Has Been Telling Stories For Forty Years - Kicked Off The Current Tour Last Night At the Ark

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Ginny Hawker & Kay Justice - Carter Family, 1934

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No Strings Attached

Multi-Award Winning Adventurous String Band Forming In 1978 Blacksburg, VA