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Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
Traditions! Returns Next Week
Composer: McKinley Morganfield - Corritore Joining Up With Willie "Big Eyes" Smith
Don Gibson: Inducted Into The Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame; Country Music Hall Of Fame - Composed The Country Standards "Sweet Dreams" And "I Can't Stop Loving You: Mined A String Of Country Hits Over Two Decades - Referred To As "The Sad Poet" For A Penchant In Writing Songs That Told Of Loneliness And Lost Love
Tony Furtado And Tim O'Brien - - - Published By Kentucky Fiddler Dick Burnett
Undercover Robert Johnson, 1937
Long-Player "Custom Deluxe" Out 10/27; Recorded In Louisiana With Luther Dickinson Producing
Colorado Rockies - Outlaw Blues And Trash-Grass Pioneers Forging Their Original Brand Of Whiskey Roots - New Into 'YCE
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Buckwheat Zydeco; Ry Cooder, Slide Guitar - A Great Interpretation Of The George Perkins Classic (1970) Based On Observation Of The Funeral Of Martin Luther King, Jr. (1968)
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"Satisfied" Features Selections From The Work Over Nine Different Solo Albums
Has Captured The Spirit Of Early Jazz By Retrieving And Rearranging The Long Lost Compositions Of Legendary Seattle Wind Instrument Professor Frank Waldron, Mentor To Quincy Jones
Guillermo Anderson - Honduran Musician Whose Lyrics Often Touch Upon Themes Of Ecology - Grew Up Exposed To The Mixture Of Garifuna, North American, British, And Caribbean Cultures, Providing The Basis For His Artistic Style
Shadi Zaqtan - Singer/Songwriter; Author Of The "New Song Of Palestine", A Musical Language Unfamiliar To The Arab Public - An Evocative Music And A Poetry Without Compromise Inspired By His Grandfather, A Classical Poet; His Father, a Modernist Poet - 2020, Returned To Exile In Germany
Turkey: Jarrahi Dervishes & Others, Vocals - An Aural Journey Of Muslim Spirituality Traveling Across Asia, Carried By Sufis And Itinerant Dervishes - Another Captivating Album From Smithsonian Folkways
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Terry Reynolds, Texas Pianist/Songwriter/Singer - First Recordings 1950 - A Prolific And Enduring Studio Session Player During The Early Days At Duke-Peacock Records In Houston
Legend! Bessie Jones & The Georgia Sea Island Singers - Instrumental In Bringing Forth And Teaching The Folk Songs Of African And Gullah Cultures - National Endowment Of The Arts Fellow
Singer/Songwriter Regarded As A Pioneer Of Open Guitar Tunings - Influenced By The Western Ballads Of Marty Robbins - First Recorded By Stan Jones And His Death Valley Rangers, 1949
Blues Plate Special: Reverend Gary Davis; April 30, 1886 SC - May 5. 1972 NJ - - - The Folk/Blues Revival Of The 50's Brought Many Original Blues Players To Prominence, But Perhaps The Most Influential Was Rev. Gary Davis. This Gruff Old Guitar Evangelist Had A Repertoire Of Sacred And Secular Songs That Would Run Several Volumes. He Drew Heavily On The Technique Of Blind Blake And Blind Lemon Jefferson. Davis Was A Master Of The 6-String Jumbo And 12-String Guitar; His Influence Can Be Heard In The Music Of Bob Dylan, Jorma Kaukonen, Dave Van Ronk And Ry Cooder. The Reverend Gary Davis Passed On In 1972.
The Jazz Spot: BiCostal Studios Upstate New York, May 2008 - Seventeenth Release And First In Fifteen Years - A Healthy Dose Of Fusion With Guitar Virtuoso Mike Stern Joining The Line-Up - All Members Contributed To The Writing Of The Album; Each At The Very Top Of Their Game
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GR Pickin' Clean!
Gillian Welch, Old Crow Medicine Show, And Benmont Tench Lending A Hand On The Long-Player
Longview, TX - 2014 Album "Provoked"
A Rendering Of This Classic By Townes Van Zandt
Dicey Doh Singers - Bahamian Folk Song Published In 1916
Touring Balladeer And Songster Based In Albuquerque - Winner Of The Grassy Hill Kerrville New Folk Songwriter Contest And The Woody Guthrie Folk Festival - A Subtle Intertwining Of Steve Goodman, John Prine And Tom Paxton
The New Album Is Sparse And Stripped Down To Its Core -
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