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Kirk Taylor & The Velvets - A Slice Of Rare Detroit Soul

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Angela Strehli

Recently Turning 77 - Legendary Texas Blues Woman - Blues Historian - Impresario; First Solo Release In Seventeen Years - SRV: Tribute To Friend And Brother Bandmate, Stevie Ray Vaughan

Amos Lee

The Song Stylist Reinterprets Almost Verbatim Songs From The 1956 Reissue Chet Baker sings

Chet Atkins

Suzy Boggus, Vocals - Vaudevillian Marion Harris Sang It !918; Widely Known White Singer To Sing Jazz And Blues Songs During The First Two Decades Of The 20th Century

The Mojo Gurus

Evolved Out Of Former Glam Rock Band Roxx Gang In St. Petersburg

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Cedric Watson & Bijou Creole - Four-Time Grammy-Nominated Fiddler, Singer, And Accordionist

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Whitney Rose

Playfully Croons Through Tales Of Love And Mischief With a Tremble In Her Voice And Devilish Twang Sounding Like It's Coming Out Of A Time Machine In RCA'S Studio B In Nashville Circa 1960

The Lone Bellow

Latest Long-Player; Number 5

Melissa Carper

Buoyant Vocals Carry Melissa Across A Variety Of Music Styles

Buddy Guy

Working Up The Great Slim Harpo Composing The Classic In 1957 - Harpo's Original Is In The Grammy Hall Of Fame

Marian McPartland

Genteel Englishwoman Who Became A Fixture Of The American Jazz Scene As A Pianist - Lifetime Grammy Achievement Award; A National Endowment For The Arts Jazz Master - National Radio Hall Of Fame Inductee

Loreena McKennitt

Canadian Singer/Songwriter Performs World Music With Characteristics Of Celtic And Middle Eastern Influences

Kevin Locke

Lakota Name: Tokeya Inajin (The First To Arise) - Preeminent Player Of The Native American Flute - Traditional Storyteller - Cultural Ambassador - Educator; Known For His Hoop Dance (The Hoop Of Life)

Arlo Guthrie

Composer: Hoyt Axton

Bella White

Debut Album For The Twenty-Year-Old; An Original New Voice In Songwriting

Will Hoge

Guest Vocals; Cheryl Crow - Hoge Celebrated Number Fifty A Few Days Ago

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Blues Spotlight: Charles "Gatemouth" Brown; An Old-Time Songster And A Pure Blues Man, Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown's Approach To Music Led Him Down Many Pathways. Gate Played Fiery, Country-Flavoured Blues And R&B; His Guitar Licks Influenced The Young Locals, Johnny 'Guitar' Watson, Albert Collins And Johnny Copeland. Brown's Only National Hit Came In 1949, His Stage Performances Legendary. Finding Major Success On European Concert Stages Gate Returned To The States Signed With Rounder And Later Alligator Records. For Two Decades Brown Recorded Highly-Acclaimed Albums - Won A Grammy And Eight Blues Music Awards, And Inducted Into The Blues Hall Of Fame. Charles "Gatemouth" Brown Maintained A Full-Touring Schedule Up To His Passing In 2005 At The Age Of 81.

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Clarence Gatemouth Brown

Blues Spotlight: April 18, 1924 LA - September 10, 2005 TX

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Chet Baker

The Jazz Route: Takes Us To The Reeves Sound Studios New York City, 1959 For The First Of A Four Album Deal For Chet Baker. The Quintessential West Coast Trumpet Player Meets A Stunning East Coast Rhythm Section; Five Extraordinary Musicians From Different Backgrounds Together For A September Session To Record Standards And Jazz Classics - - - - -Paul Chambers, Bass...Al Haig, Piano...Philly Joe Jones, Drums...Johnny Griffin, Tenor Saxophone...Chet Baker, Trumpet

Billy Strings

Terry Barber, Martin Acoustic & Vocals - A Collection Of 14 Classics That Billy And Terry Know Like The Back Of Their Hands

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Doyle Lawson & Quicksilver

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Woody Pines

Hardcore Troubadour Cutting His Teeth Busking On The Streets Of New Orleans -

Willie Nelson

The Re-Release Is Sonically Upgraded To Showcase The American Icon And His Ensemble In Tokyo

Red Tail Ring

Kalamazoo, MI

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Al Petteway

Acoustic Fingerstyle Guitarist Whose Compositions Rely Heavily On Celtic And Appalachian Influences