Sam Bush & David Grisman
Sea BreezeHold On, We're Strummin' 2003 via Acoustic Disc
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Big Bill Broonzy, 1939 - Muddy In 1960
Olu Dara And The Natchezippi Band
Ann Rabson - Was A Member Of Saffire - The Uppity Blues Women
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Woody Herman And His Orchestra, 1946 - Known A Wild, Good-Time Band With Screaming Ensembles, Propelled By Trumpeter Pete Candoli
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Blues Plate Special: Big Joe Williams & John Lee "Sonny Boy" Williamson 1
The Jazz Route: Detroit, MI - Marcus Belgrave: One Of The Great Trumpeters In All Of Jazz. Tutored By Clifford Brown - Sideman Credits Dating Back To The 1950's - Extensive Work With Motown. Belgrave's Usual Playing Configuration Was A Quintet Formation - - - - - - - Marion Hayden, Bass...Gaelynn McKinney, Drums...Bill Meyer, Piano...Vincent Bowens, Flute...Marcus Belgrave, Trumpet
A Tip Of The Hat To The Great Charley Patton; The Delta Bluesman Writing The Song On His Way To The Recording Session June 1929 - Richmond, IN
Highly-Respected Bay Area 'Grass Legend
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George Jones; Part Of The Assemblage Of Heavy Talent Paying Tribute To The Musical Heritage Of The Carter Family - The Carters First to Record The Song; Its Roots Traced To The Ending Of The Civil War
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