Peter Rowan and Don Edwards

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

Paul Cauthen

Tyler, TX - Founder Of "Sons Of Fathers" Heard Here On 'YCE

Ann Peebles & The Hi Rhythm Section

The Memphis Music Hall Of Famer Turning 75 Later This Month

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Elder J.E. Burch; Influential Preacher - Founded The Triumph Church - Recorded For Victor In 1927

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Deke Dickerson

St. Louis, MO - Writes A Regular Column n Guitar Player Magazine; Feature Articles In Vintage Guitar Magazine And The Fretboard Journal

Celia Cruz

Rose To Fame In Cuba During The 1950s As A Singer Of Guarachas, A Traditional Song Style Dating Back To The Late 18th Century

Bob Weir & The Wolf Brothers

A Redrocks Performance Of Johnny Cash (1958) - Weir And Company Sound Awesome

Sophie & The Broken Things

Debut Release - Sophie Gault's Voice Is Aching, A Lingering Vocal Style Reminiscent Of Lucinda Williams - The Album Has An Edgy, Organic Feel; Excellent Songwriting

Tiffany Austin

Jazzing Up Johnny Cash - After Three Attempts With Moderate Chart Ratings, The Song Became Johnny's First #1 Hit (1956)

John Chin (Feat. Richard Julian)

Composer: Bukka White, 1940 - Written About His Time Incarcerated At The Mississippi State Prison

Johnny Clegg

Leader Of Both Juluka And Savuka Focusing On The Music Of Indigenous South African Peoples - Anti-Apartheid Activist - World Justice

Ledward Kaapana

One Of The Masters Of Slack-Key Guitar, One Of The Very Few Hawaiian Recording Artists Receiving That State's Highest Music Honors

Geoff Muldaur and the Texas Sheiks

Jim Kweskin, Guest Vocals - Unknown Composer; First Recorded By Prince Albert Hunt's Texas Ramblers In 1928

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JIm Dickinson - Part Of A Who's Who Paying Tribute To The Late, Legendary Bahamian Guitarist

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Nuevo

New Music Into 'YCE

Judy Collins

GR Appearance: St. Cecilia 5/18 - Judy's 29th Release And First Featuring All Original Compositions - Miss Collins Is Turning 83 On May First

Floyd "Dipper Boy" Council

Blues Spotlight: A Superb Piedmont Guitarist And Mandolin Player, Floyd Council's Records Appeared Under The Names 'Dipper Boy' And The 'The Devil's Daddy-In-Law'. Born In Orange County North Carolina, Council Played With The Chapel Hillbillies Before Taking His Piedmont Style Of Playing To The Streets Of Durham.Liking What He Was Hearing, A Local Record Store Owner Accompanied Council And Blind Boy Fuller To A New York City Recording Studio In 1935, Recording Several Tracks Together And Solo. Sonny Terry Joined Dipper Boy For A Few Other Sessions; That Would Be The Extent Of His Catalog. Very Few Records Are Known To Exist Exclusively Featuring Council's Work. Floyd Council Passed On In 1976.

Floyd "Dipper Boy" Council

Blues Spotlight: September 2, 1911 NC - May 9 1976 NC

The Three Sounds

'820' Jazz Presents: Andrew Simpkins, Double-Bass...Bill Dowdy, Drums...Gene Harris, Piano...An Album Spotlighting Performances Between 1964 And '68 Live At The Penthouse; A Lost Treasure, Newly Discovered In 2016. A Collective For Fifteen Years, The Three Sounds Formed In Benton Harbor; Soulful, And Always In the Groove.

The Po' Ramblin' Boys

Michigan Appearance: Charlotte Bluegrass Festival 6/24

Bill Keith

Made A Significant Contribution To The Stylistic Development Of The Banjo, Introducing A Variation Of the Scruggs Style

Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway

The Latest Release With New Band Of Bluegrass Virtuosos

House Of Hamill

Michigan Appearance: The Block Muskegon, 5/21 - Undercover: Nirvana; We Lost Kurt Cobain 28 Years Ago This Past Tuesday

Darrell Scott

Second Solo Release

Zoe Speaks

A Family Of Kentucky Musicians With A Rendering Of the Early 17th Century British Folk Song (Child Ballad 84)