Bob Corritore

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

Orville Peck

Michigan Appearance: Royal Oak Theater, 5/31

Two Gospel Keys

Composers: Rev. Gary Davis And Mississippi Fred McDowell - American 1940's Gospel Duo, Emma Daniels And Mother Sally Jones

Keith Stone With Red Gravy

New Orleans Speak For 'Marinara' - Blues Guitar And New Orleans Piano Come Together On A Solid Foundation Of Crescent City Rhythms

Brian Auger

"Auger Incorporated" Spans Sixty Years Of The Eighty-Two Year Olds Distinguished Career - 'Walking' Picked From A 1982 Long-Play Under The Title "Jimmy Page, Joe Harriot, Sonny Boy Williamson ll With Brian Auger & The Trinity"

Memphissippi Sounds

Damion Pearson And Cameron Kimbrough

David Grisman

Special Guest: Zakir Hussain, Tabla - This Album Is A Collaborative 'Grass Album by David Grisman And 12 Different Musicians Accompanying On Their Respected Instruments - Hussain Turns 70 In A Few Days, And Is The Eldest Son Of Tabla Player Ustad Allah Rakha, Longtime Accompanist to Ravi Shankar

Sarah Shook & The Disarmers

Third Release - Longtime Dwight Yoakam Collaborator Pete Anderson In The Producer's Chair

Kanola Band

Kalamazoo, MI - Paying Tribute To The Heritage Of New Orleans - Kalamazoo Symphony Orchestra Youth Concerts, Chenery Auditorium 3/13-18; Five Night Stand

COMPILATIONS

Ayub Ogada - Regarded As One Of The Most Influential Kenyan Musicians Of All Time - Co-Founder Of The African Heritage Band, 1979

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Dolly Parton With Mairead And Altan

Recorded Live At Dollywood - The Song Began As A Ballad In The Seventeenth Century Or Earlier, Before Quickly Spreading, Both Orally And In Print Throughout The British Isles And Later Appalachia - As With Most Folk Songs, "Barbara Allen" Has Been Published And Performed Under Many Different Titles

Colin Hay

Ringo Starr Guesting On A Few Tracks - During Off-Time Colin Is A Member Of Ringo's All-Starr Band

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Richie Havens

Undercover: Wings - Brought An Earthy Soulfulness To The Folk Scene Of The Sixties With A Craggy Voice, A Percussive Guitar And A Soulful Sensibility

Angela Strehli

With the Kamakazi Horns - Texas Blues Historian And Impresario - Continues To Lead The "Four Blues Broads," Heard On 'YCE

Johnny Cash

Outtakes And Alternate Versions Of Songs For American Recordings - Compiled By Johnny And Producer Rick Rubin, And Released Town Months After Johnny's Passing In 2003

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Sad Daddy

Quartet Of Arkansans Led By Melissa Carper And Rebecca Patek; That Duos Music Is Heard Here On 'YCE

Haroula Rose

Award-Winning Director, Writer, Producer And Musician

Frank Frost

Blues Spotlight: One Of The Most Respected Delta Blues Harmonica Players Of His Generation, Frank Frost Was Fifteen Years Of Age When He Hooked Up With Robert Nighthawk And Sam Carr. While Playing With Big Jack Johnson, Frost Attracted The Attention Of Sam Phillips, Leading To His First Album In 1962. While Most Of The Blues Musicians Who Grew Up In America's Deep South During The 1930s And 40s Would Migrate North, Frost Stayed Behind In Arkansas, Content With Local Celebrity. By One Of The Ironies Of Blues History, His Decision To Keep The Music In Its Place Would Eventually Bring Blues Enthusiasts From All Over The World To His Native Arkansas. Frank Otis Frost Passed On In 1999.

Frank Frost

April 15, 1936 AR - October 12, 1999 AR

Sonny Criss

'820'Jazz Presents: Larry Gales Bass...Ray Crawford, Guitar...Jimmie Smith, Drums...Dolo Coker, Piano...Sonny Criss, Alto Saxophone - - - - - - - - Recorded Late February 1975 At Wally Heider Studios, Hollywood, "Criss Craft" Is The First Album In Six Years After A Six Year Layoff For Sonny Criss, And Returning As Leader Of The Quintet. Criss And Company Are Showing Some Pedigree Here, Dabbling Into Blues Riffs And The Simmering Be-Bop Each Of the Players Ushered In Twenty-Years Previous.

Yonder Mountain String Band

Album: Get Yourself Outside, Latest Pickin' By The Colorado Quintet

Paul Kelly

With Longtime Band 'The Stormwater Boys'

The Piners

Cape Elizabeth, ME - Released Two Albums In The Late 1990s, Opting To Pursue Solo Projects Thereafter

Lefty Frizzell And Jimmy Bond

Considered One Of The Greatest Country Singers Who Ever Lived - Influential Presence Throughout His Career - Played A 1949 Gibson J-200 - Inductee To The Country Music Hall Of Fame

Kieran Kane And Rayna Gellert

Third Release From Two Traditional Masters Once Again Finding Authentic Expression

Seth Bernard

Michigan Music - The Voice Of Real Community

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