Dr. John Hair & New Connections
Brother BoWhen the Spirit Gets You! 2006 via Independent
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Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
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Undercover: Carl Perkins; Ringo Singin' It
Undercover: Bob Dylan, 1979
Two-Time Grammy Award Winner - Joined Old Crow Medicine Show In '04 - Gill And Woody Pines Co-Founded The Kitchen Syncopators, 1998
Side Project For Guitarist Dave Biller And Pedal Steel Wiz Jeremy Wakefield Getting Some Free Time Away From Their Day Job With The Asylum Street Spankers
Online Suggestion - The 75 Year-Old Weir Quotes: "First Quick Tour With The Wolfpack, There's A Rawness To It That We'll Probably Never Get Again."
1971- Clapton, Winwood, Wyman, Watts And Sumlin - A Gathering For One Of The First Super Sessions, A Setting For The Wolf And Sumlin, Two Blues Masters With Those They Heavily Influenced; The Musicians From The Second Generation Of Rock And Roll
Los Angeles, CA - Side Project For The Members Of X (John Doe, Exene Cervanka, Billy Zoom & DJ Bonebrake), And Includes Dave Alvin And Jonny Ray Bartel
Raised In The Foothills Of The Blue Ridge Of South Carolina; Raised On His Daddy's Classic Country
Recorded Fifteen Years After Forming His First Swing Band In 1949, And Two Years Later Writing And Recording A Song Important To The Development Of Rock And Roll, Train Kept A-Rollin'
Composer: Tiny Bradshaw - Four Weeks At No.1 In 1942 By Benny Goodman And His Orchestra - That Same Year Top 20 For Jimmy Dorsey And Shep Fields
Galway, IE - Mixing Of Traditional Blends They Call Celtgrass - Long Black Veil Selected By The Library Of Congress For Preservation In The National Recording Registry
Eneida Marka - A Vibrant Voice And Ambassador For The Music Guinea-Bissau - The Style Is Widely Associated With The Polyrhythmic Genre Of Gumbe, Influenced By Fast Tempo Zouk
The Condor Passes - A Peruvian Zaezuela (Music Play) Written In 1913 By Daniel Robles
The recently expanded Tuesday Evening Music Club brings talented local and regional musicians to the Frederik Meijer Gardens Amphitheater stage every Tuesday evening throughout June, July and August!
Concerts begin at 7 pm and there's room for picnics! These outdoor performances are included in Meijer Gardens membership and for any general admission visitor to the Gardens on Tuesdays.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club is generously supported by WYCE, Corporate Live and Meyer Music.
The full lineup and additional information can be found at at Meijer Gardens dot org slash tuesday.
Alternate Take, 1979; Damn The Torpedoes - Third Critically-Acclaimed Release For Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers
Fiona Apple, One Of The Frequent Collaborators Of Watkins Family Hour - 9/20 The Ark, Ann Arbor; 9/23 Great Lakes Center For The Arts, Bay Harbor, MI
Second Release
Latest Release - Multi-Winning Juno Award Recipients
Are you a Michigan musician or know of a few talented artists?
A Singer Adept At Both Blues And Jazz Stylings, Lizzie Miles' Career Spanned The Advent Of Jazz In New Orleans To Its Post-World War II Revival. Nicknamed The "Creole Songbird," Miles Worked Joe Oliver,,Kid Ory, And Bunk Johnson Performing In Theaters, Circuses, And Minstrel Shows Beginning In 1909 At The Age Of Fourteen. Recording Her First Blues Phonograph Records In New York For the Pioneering Okeh Label During The Early 1920's, Lizzie Released Nearly Seventy Sides Over The Next Two Decades. Illness Sidelined Her For A Few Years Before Launching A Second Career In 1950 As A Traditional Jazz-Revival Vocalist, Developing Distinctive Mannerism And Reputation As An Important And Vibrant Musical Figure During The First Half Of the Twentieth-Century; Her Final Stage Performance Was The Monterey Jazz Festival. Elizabeth Mary Landreaux Passed On 1963.
Blues Spotlight: March 31, 1895 LA - March 17, 1963 LA
'820' Jazz Presents: Paul Chambers, Bass...Al Haig, Piano...Philly Joe Jones, Drums...Johnny Griffin, Tenor Saxophone...Chet Baker, Trumpet - - - - - - - Recorded September 1958, Chet Baker Brought His West Coast Cool To New York City , And The Result Is Uniformly Brilliant. Baker Did This One In Quintet Configuartion, Four Impressive Hand-Picked Soloists Accenting Baker's Laid-Back Phrasing With Maximum Room For Percolating Extended Solos Adding Up For Some Intense Bop Interaction.
Reworking Conway Twitty
Bill & Charlie Monroe Began As The Trio Birch, 1932 - Waxed Sixty Sides For RCA As The Monroe Brothers - The Duo Dissolved In 1941; Charlie Forming The Kentucky Pardners And Bill The Bluegrass Boys
'Grassin-Up Mercer Ellington's 1942 Jazz Standard
Ypsilanti, MI - The Original Kings of Crabgrass, Referring To The Group's Stylistic Mash-Up Of Punk, Bluegrass And Americana
Undercover: George Hamilton IV - Number One On Country Charts For Four Weeks, Crossing Over To Top Twenty On The Pop Charts - Featured In The 1963 Movie Hootenanny Hoot
West Virginia Guitar Slinger - Latest Release
The recently expanded Tuesday Evening Music Club brings talented local and regional musicians to the Frederik Meijer Gardens Amphitheater stage every Tuesday evening throughout June, July and August!
Concerts begin at 7 pm and there's room for picnics! These outdoor performances are included in Meijer Gardens membership and for any general admission visitor to the Gardens on Tuesdays.
The Tuesday Evening Music Club is generously supported by WYCE, Corporate Live and Meyer Music.
The full lineup and additional information can be found at at Meijer Gardens dot org slash tuesday.