The Jayhawks
Waiting for the SunHollywood Town Hall- Expanded Edition 1992 via American
Nanette tries to make her show "the soundtrack to your life" (at least three hours of it) -- music expressing all sorts of moods, with folk/rock preferences.
Remarkable jazz tenor saxophonist with a 4 decade long career. Active in the Detroit jazz scene in the mid 1950’s. He went on to play all kinds of jazz with R &b, Latin and avant-garde influences. He played with Miles Davis, Herbie Hancock and Freddie Hubbard. He even had a brief stint with Blood, Sweat and Tears in 1971. Big “ comeback album was Lush Life: the music of Billy Strayhorn in 1992. He died in San Francisco in 2001.
Support today on WYCE comes from Bell's Brewery: Bell's Eccentric Cafe is excited to present The Black Opry on Wednesday, March 1st!
Black Opry is a home for Black artists and Black fans of Country, Blues, Folk, and Americana music. We invite you to discover, support, and enjoy the artists that make magic in this space.
Doors for this 21 and up show open at 7:00pm, and music starts at 8:00pm. Tickets are available at ETIX dot com.
Chuck Jackson and Mark Knopfler appear on this tribute album to Arthur Alexander. Somewhat under the radar he was a country soul pioneer. His songs were covered by the Beatles The Rolling Stones as well as Tina Turner and Pearl Jam.
Are you a Michigan musician or know of a few talented artists?
Jamaican rocksteady and reggae vocal trio were most active in the 60’s and 70’s. They played a major role in the transition between ska and rocksteady into reggae with their 3 part harmonies.
Scottish singer Lynn Morrison left the rock band Iron Horse to become a mother. She started researching and playing Celtic lullabies
Iconic, late, lamented rock guitar god Jeff Beck with Imelda May on vocals on this tribute to Les Paul.
Fats Theodore Navarro, early pioneer of Be pop jazz
Bluegrass standards done by longtime partners from the Grateful Dead