Grupo Aye

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

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Allen Toussaint, The Levon Helm Band And Jaimoe

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G. Love

Sharde Thomas: Fife Player In The Vanishing American Fife And Drum Blues Tradition - She Is The Granddaughter Of Othar Turner, Founder Of The Rising Star Fife And Drum Band

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Southern Sons

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Big Jack Johnson

Kim Wilson Blowing Sweet

The Gabbard Brothers

Arising From The Ashes Of The Acclaimed Ohio Band "Buffalo Killers" -

Merle Jagger

A Derivation Of Country Icon Merle Haggard And Rock Symbol Mick Jagger - Reworking "Blue Moon Of Kentucky" With The Swagger Of Elvis' Cover On The Bill Monroe Classic

Scud Mountain Boys

Northampton, MA - An Acoustic Rendering Of Cher's 1971 Global Smash

Ernestine Anderson

Six-Decade Career - Performed On The World's Most Prestigious Stages Including The First Monterey Jazz Festival October 3,1958 Championed By Dave Brubeck

Bo Diddley

A Guitarist So Iconic There's A Beat Named After Him - Nicknamed "The Originator" For His Role In The Transition From Blues To Rock And Roll

Robert Johnson

His Story At The Crossroads Of Highway 61 & 49 Is Legendary - Johnson's Landmark Recordings In 1936 And 1937 Display A Combination Of Singing, Guitar Skills, And Songwriting Talent That Has Influenced Later Generations - Poinsoned At The Age Of 27 - August 16, 1938

Aswad

From the 1976 Debut Album - Three-Time Grammy Award Nominees Noted For Blending Strong R&B And Soul influences To The Roots-Reggae Sound - Members Of Aswad Are UK Descendants Of Immigrants From The Caribbean - The Band Holds The Distinction Of Having Played With Each One Of The Ex-Wailers

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Nass Marrakech, Formed in 1991 - Evolving In Directions Unknown Before For Gnawa Musicians With The Introduction Of Instruments Foreign To Gnawa Music, Honrning Its Well-Preserved Heritage Combining Ritual Poetry With Traditional Music And Dancing

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Charlie Wood

Rockin' Blues From The 'YCE Blues Alley

Sam Morrow

Morrow And His Band Of Amplified Roots-Rockers Stopping In Cadillac At The Coyote Crossing Resort On 8/27

The Local Honeys

The Kentucky Duo Serve Up A Double Dose Of Weekend Music In a Few Weeks; 9/9 At 20 Front St. In Lake Orion...9/10 The Acorn Theater, Three Oaks; William Elliot Whitmore Also Appearing

The Everly Brothers

Released In 1962; 11 Weeks On The Billboard Hot 100, Peaking At No. 9 - No. 4 On The Easy Listening Chart; No. 6 In the Phillipines And No. 18 on Canada's Hit Parade

Patty Griffin

A Collection Of Rare Demos Hand-Picked By Patty, As She Was Rummaging Through Old Personal Recordings Over The Past 26 Years

Big George Brock

Blues Spotlight: One Of The Last Of The Great Mississippi Delta Bluesmen, Big George Brock Played Alongside Muddy, The Wolf, Jimmy Reed And Albert King. Taught The Harmonica By His Father, Brock Relocated To St. Louis In 1950 Focusing On A Music Career, Forming Big George And The Houserockers. Muddy Waters Arranged a Meeting With Chess Records In the Early 1960s, But Big George Turned Down The Deal, Opting To Play The Club Circuit And Didn't Do Any Serious Recording For Forty-Five Years, Releasing Two Albums; Both Receiving Several Blues Nominations, And Featured In A Documentary About His Life Titled Hard Times. Big George Brock Continued to Perform And Headline Blues Festivals Until His Passing At The Age Of 87. West Michigan's Killer Blues Headstone Project Recently Placed A Headstone For Big George Brock At Laurel Hill Cemetery, St. Louis, MO

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Big George Brock - May 16, 1932 MS - April 10, 2020 MO

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Stan Getz & Gerry Mulligan

'820' Jazz Presents: Lou Levy, Piano...Ray Brown, Bass...Stan Levey, Drums...Gerry Mulligan, Baritone Saxophone...Stan Getz, Tenor Saxophone - - - - - -A First Time Meeting Captures The Two Saxophone Giants, Showcase A World Class Blowing Session Accompanied By A Superb Rhythm Section Playing With Impeccable Style That Swings With Distinctive Vitality, Keeping The Groove Casual. "Getz Meets Mulligan In Hi-Fi" Is The Only Meeting By These Jazz Titans; Two Sax Shaped Butterflies, One Baritone, One Tenor Darting Around One Another.

Sturgill Simpson

This Album Concluded A Five-Album Thematic Arc - Simpson Still Sidelined From The Road Recovering From A Vocal Chord Rupture

Shady Grove Band

Founded 1981; Chapel Hill, NC

Katy Moffatt

A Different Perspective On The Grateful Dead; The First Of Their Cowboy Songs, A Genre They Would Embrace And Make Their Own - Written Sometime In 1963 By John Phillips, At The Time A Member Of The Folk Trio 'The Journeyman', Passing It On To Judy Collins Who Introduced It To The World On Her '64 Live Album

The Rowan Brothers

Guest Musicians: Sally Van Meter And Cindy Cashdollar Joining Peter, Lorin & Chris Rowan On The Traditional Folk Song Originally Titled "Farewell Song" Published In 1913 - Mountain Balladeer Emry Arthur Recorded It In 1928 Under Its Current Title

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Dobro Playing Brothers Josh & Tim Graves

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