Lee Heerspink

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

The Band of Heathens

Undercover: Marty Robbins, 1976 - Robbins 15th Number One Single; Eleven Weeks On The Charts

Marty Robbins

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The Holmes Brothers And Victoria Williams

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Nora Jane Struthers & the Party Line

Nora Jane Played Shows With Her Father Under The Name "Dirt Road Sweetheart" Releasing One Album - 'Wake' Is The First Album With "The Party Line" Forming In Nashville In '013

GA-20

2022 Blues Music Awards Nominee For Best Emerging Artist Album

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Louisa "Blu Lu" Barker

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Hubert Sumlin

Greenwood, MS - Joined Howlin' Wolf In 1955 As Primary Guitarist, A Position He Held Continuously Until The End Of Wolf's Career In 1976 - Inducted Into The Blues Foundation Hall of Fame

Sons Of The Pioneers

Remaining One Of The Longest-Surviving Western Vocals Groups Founded By Ohio-Born Cowboy Singer Leonard Slye Who Would Later Change His Name To Roy Rogers

Duke Robillard

With Kelley Hunt - Duke Has Carved Out One Of Blues' Most Illustrious Legacies

Natalie Cole

Initial Release In 1991 Featuring Cole Singing Several Songs Her Father Nat Cole Recorded Decades Earlier; The Song Was Written For The Score For The 1947 Musical Brigadoon

Michele Rosewoman's New Yor-Uba

Rosewoman's Deepest Dive Yet; A Fourteen-Piece Big Band Delving Into The Nuances Of Afro-Cuban Music

Matt Heaton and Shannon

Boston, MA - Masterfully-Crafted Thai And Celtic Merging Deeply Irish Tradition

The Whitmore Sisters

Eleanore And Bonnie Whitmore's First Album Together - Accomplished Musicians Separately

Jake Xerxes Fussell

Undercover: Pete Seeger

Jason D Williams

The Rock 'N' Roll History Of Memphis Looms Large In Williams' Fingers

Erin Rae

A Couple Of Mitten Appearances: 4/2 At The Kalamazoo State Theater, And Next Night 4/3 The Ark In Ann Arbor; Both shows Supporting Watchhouse (Formerly Mandolin Orange)

Jimmy LaFave

With Longtime Band "The Night Tribe" - Integral In Developing Oklahoma's Red Dirt Music- We Lost Jimmy Five-Years Ago

Willie "Poor Boy" Lofton

Blues Spotlight - A Relatively Unknown, Willie Lofton Was A Delta Blues Singer/Guitarist, Close In Style To Tommy Johnson; Travelled North To Chicago In The Mid 1930s, Nailing Down Two Recording Sessions That Produced Eight Sides, Cutting Six For Decca As "Poor Boy" Lofton, And Two With A Backing Band Including Pianist Black Bob Hudson. This Would Be The Extent Of Lofton's Recording Career, Returning To Jackson In 1942 Without Achieving Much Commercial Success; However, Lofton's Rewritten Lyrics On "Dark Road Blues" Is A Part Of The DNA Of The Blues Tradition. Willie Lofton Passed On In 1962.

Willie "Poor Boy" Lofton

?/?/1905 MS - ?/?/1962 IL

McCoy Tyner

'820' Jazz Presents: John Gilmore, Tenor Saxophone...Thad Jones, Trumpet...Butch Warren, Bass...Frank Strozier, Alto Saxophone...Elvin Jones, Drums...McCoy Tyner, Piano - - - - - - Released In May 1975, "Trident" Features The Return Of The Rhythm Section From Twelve Years Prior On The Smokin' "The Real McCoy." One Of The Most Skilled & Dedicated Pianists John Coltrane Ever Worked With, Tyner Is In Full Bloom For This Session, Surrounded The Cream Of The Crop Of The Bop Hierarchy; It's All In the Groove.

The Youngers

Returning To Music City To Record The Fourth Album

The Infamous Stringdusters

The New Album! According To The 'Grassers Represents The Beginning Of A New Chapter In Our Journey As A Band; Sixteen Years Onward

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Crook Brothers String Band

Mountain Shout: Charter Member Of The Nashville Barn Dance And The Grand Ole Opry - Natural Culmination Of A Twin Harmonica Tradition In Middle Tennessee Not Heard Before In A String Band Format - Unequalled Staying Power For Nearly Seventy Years

Magnolia Sisters

Lafayette, LA 1995 - Founded By Ann Savoy And Jane Vidrine - Dancehall Cajun To Primitive Creole

Pharis & Jason Romero

Juno Award Recipients

Gaelynn Lea

Duluth, MN

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