Sam Bush
River Take MeLaps In Seven 2006 via Sugarhill [Country]
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Cajun Music Hall Of Fame In Eunice, Louisiana
Producer: Lee Hazelwood; Billy Strange, Arranging; The Legendary Wrecking Crew In-Studio Band
The Realistics (1967) - Years Of In-Depth Research Gives Us A Celebration Of One Of 60s Soul's Most Storied imprints Uncovering A Soul Label That Time Has Essentially Buried
Special Sauce On Board; Produced By Luther Dickinson
Forty-First Release - Among The First Women To Have A Career In Rock And Roll; Inducted Into The Rock And Roll Hall Fame - 85 In A Few Weeks
Butternut, WI - Midwestern Bounce And Jangle Coupled With Nashville Wail And Grit
Jim Dickinson
With Taj Mahal - 100% Of The Profits Going To Fund The Kokua Hawaii Foundation Supporting Environmental, Art, And Music Education Around The World
One Of The Great American Songwriters; Folksinger, Luthier, Mentor, And Spirited Lover Of Songs And Art
Composers; Eddy Arnold & Cindy Walker, 1955 - Ray Charles Took It To The Pinnacle Of The Charts In 1962
Spanish Heritage Month - The Extraordinary Ensemble Of Musicians From The Golden Age Of Cuban Music Brought Together, Several Of Whom Were Coaxed Out Of Retirement For A Seven Day Recording Session In Havana During 1996; Organized And Produced By Ry Cooder
Translation: She Called Me Fox
The Fairfield Four, Founded In 1921 - American Gospel Group That Has Existed For Over 100 Years, Starting As A Trio In The Fairfield Baptist Church, Nashville
Homage To Cajun Music, A Genre Richard Thompson Had Long Admired, And Previously Experimented With On Fairport Convention's Unhalfbricking, 1969
Grammy-Award Recipients - Only Collaboration Together
Born In Ohio; Raised In Sturgis (MI), Now Based In L.A. - Debut Long-Player
The Album Features Re-Imaginings Of The Songs Written By The Bee Gees And Joined By A Number Roots Music's Movers & Shakers - Debut Album; The Bee Gees, 1968
Blues Spotlight: Chicago Harp Player Billy Boy Arnold Learned From Best. As A Kid His Neighbor Was Sonny Boy Williamson. The Elder Statesman Gave The Thirteen-Year-Old A Few Lessons, But The Tutoring Was Cut Short When The Maestro Was Murdered Soon Afterwards. Arnold's Recording Debut Came Out In 1952, And Soon After Scored A Gig Blowing Harp For Bo Diddley, Revealing A Fine Blues Voice, And Cuttin' Heads With Muddy, Howlin' Wolf And Earl Hooker On The Chicago Club Scene. His Performaning Reputation Preceded Him, Touring Europe Was Common During The 1970's - Back Home In Chicago Not So Much, Odd Jobs Was The Flavor During The Following Decade. The Great Comeback Came Knocking In 1993 Signing With Alligator Records, Retiring In 2015 - William "Billy Boy" Arnold Celebrated Number 87 This Past Week
Blues Spotlight: Billy Boy Arnold - September, 16, 1935 IL (87)
The Jazz Root: Lee Morgan, Trumpet...Wynton Kelly, Piano...Paul Chambers, Double Bass...Jimmy Cobb, Drums...Wayne Shorter, Tenor Saxophone - - - - The Wayne Shorter Quintet In An Invigorating Blowing Session Recorded At Bell Studio's New York City. This Is Hard Bop At Its Most Essential; Riveting Solo Performances From Three Members Of The Widely Celebrated Rhythm Section With Miles Davis, And Two Fresh Off The Mantel Of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers. Tracks From These sessions Would Find Their Way Onto Numerous Compilations In The Following Years. This Is The Only Meeting Of This Configuration - A True Work Of Art
Pickin' Out The Sweetest Jams For a Decade
Jerry Douglas, Producing
Undercover: Creedence Clearwater Revival
Justin Townes Earl
The Sixth Collaborative Studio Album By Conway And Loretta, 1976 - The Duo's Fourth Consecutive Album To The Top Of The Chart
Seven Canadian Folk Music Awards - Handmade Acoustic Roots - Golden Tones On Hand-Built Banjos
Composer: Spencer Williams, 1918 - Lansing, MI - 'YCE Jammie Award Winner