Santana
Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana) [live]The Essential Santana 2002 via Columbia
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A Hearty Soloist And Charismatic Singer In The Chicago Tradition Reworking W.C. Handy, 1914 - St. Louis Blues Was Chosen For Preservation In The National Recording Registry
Gulf Coast Roots - New Music Into 'YCE
Edmonton, KY - Grammy Award Recipients - Mixed Up A Hybrid Of Honky-Tonk, Blues, And Southern Rock And Blazed Their Own Path Into A Crowd Favorite
Grand Rapids, MI - Appearing 6/20 At The Rogue River Blues Series In Rockford
Jeff Tweedy, Producing - Recorded The Long-Player At Wilco's Loft Studio, Chicago - The New Album By The Legendary Texan
Cosmic American Folk Stomp
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Genre-Hopping String-Band Quartet - Bending The Rules And Blurring The Lines Between All Things Roots
Another Fine Selection From The WYCE Premier In-House Series
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Collaborative Release - A Testament To The Connective Power Of Music Across Seemingly Disparate Cultures; Merging American Old-Time Music And Chinese Folksong
Egyptian Musical Icon - Prolific Arrangements Of Egyptian Soundtracks And Scores For Motion Pictures - In-Demand Composer For The Leading Stars Of The Arab World
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Cincinnati, OH - The Twenty-Three Year-Old Pianist Putting His Indelible Mark On The Blues
Folk-Singing Troubadour - Old-Soul Sensibility For Storytelling - Raised On The Lakeshores Of Northern Michigan
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The Jazz Route: RCA Victor Recording Studios, NYC October 1966 - One Day Session Of The Earl Hines Trio And A First Take Rendering Of Stanley Steamer, Hines Wrote The Song On His Way To The Studio. Rudy Van Gelder, Engineering; Richard Davis, Bass...Elvin Jones, Drums...Earl "Fatha" Hines, Piano
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Classic Gospel Bluegrass
The Downhill Strugglers Retracing The Origins Of The English Broadside Ballad First Appearing During The 1820's - Immigration Brought It The Appalachians - First Recording, 1924
Undercover: Gus Cannon's Jug Stompers, 1930
Grammy Award Winning Album
Founding Member Of Old Crow Medicine Show And Later A Hired Hand And Integral Part Of The Dave Rawlings Machine
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