Danny Caron
Shine OnGood Hands 2003 via Danny Caron Music
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Big Bill Broonzy, 1938
Producer: Rick Rubin - This Album Marked The Beginning Of A Career Resurgence For Cash
An Insurgent Singer/Songwriter In The Vein Of Guy Clark And Townes Van Zandt,
Influences Include The Delta Pianist Sunnyland Slim, One Of the Pioneers In Making Chicago The Center Of Postwar Blues
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Kix Brooks & Ronnie Dunn Joining The Camaraderie Of Hand-Picked Collaborators Refreshing The New Originals Project By The Legendary Little Feat; The Band's Last Work With Singer Shaun Murphy, And Final Project For The Late Richie Hayward
Mary Martin - 1949 Broadway Musical 'South Pacific'
Guest Vocals Madeleine Peyroux - A Collection Of Swing Tunes Form The '20s & '30s
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GR Music
Alison Brown - Constructs Her Unique Playing Melding Four Distinctive Genres
Prince Edward Island CN - Award-Winning Acadian Folk Music Trio
Nigeria - Majek Fashek - Pangolo Rhythms
Stories And Vignettes That Kind Of Play Out Between Home And The Honky-Tonk
The Late Texan's Rendering Of Another Bob Dylan Masterpiece; The Song Has Been Subject To Literary Analysis, Demonstrating The Clearest Example Of John Keats' Influence On Dylan's Writing
Blues Plate Special: The Wolf's Deep Bass Voice Sounded Like Sandpaper On Gravel - Performed His Blues With An Awesome Physical Power That Left Audiences With Absolutely No Doubt That They Were In The Presence Of A Primeval Force Of Nature. He Learned From The Best, Charley Patton And Sonny Boy l. In 1948 The Wolf Went Electric. Ike Turner Took Notice And Brought Him To Memphis, Leasing The Recorded Tapes To Chess Records. He Teamed Up With Guitarist Hubert Sumlin, And Their Long Association Made Them Legends Of Chess Records. Howlin' Wolf Was The Genuine Article; A Delta Bluesman Who Conquered Memphis, Then Chicago And Then The World. Chester Arthur Burnett Passed On In 1976.
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On The Jazz Route: Clinton Recording Studio New York City June, 2007 - Joe Lovano And David Liebman Pay Tribute To The Iconic John Coltrane With A Rendering Of "Central Park West", Now Considered A Jazz Standard. Recorded By Coltrane In 1964 During The My Favorite Things Sessions; And Issued On An Album Of Outtakes Four Years Later.
Emerged From The Twin Cities Music Scene Forty Years Ago - Their Twang Was Influential On Uncle Tupelo, Gear Daddies And The Honeydogs
Under Cover: Bill Monroe - James Pendleton Vandiver Was A Kentucky Fiddler, Born There Shortly After The Civil War; He Was Uncle To Bluegrass Pioneer Bill Monroe
Manton, MI - From The Backroads Of Northern Michigan
Composed And Recorded By Virginia Liston, 1924
Co-Founding Member Of A Capella Ensemble Sweet Honey In The Rock - Major Cultural Voice For Freedom And Justice
The Banjo Makes A Natural Place For Itself In Particular Within The Works Of Bach And Other Composers Of The Baroque