Mike Stern
OCDAll Over the Place 2012 via Heads Up
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Traditions! Returns Next Week
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
Portland, Ore - Known For Unique Versions Of Traditional Material
Composers: Jay Livingston & Ray Evans, 1955 - A Year Later, Doris Day Introduced It In The Alfred Hitchcock Film "The Man Who Knew Too Much"
Guests Musicians; The Watkins Family
Traditions! Award: Jammies XXIII - - - - Jammies 24 This Friday 2/23
Traditions! Award: Jammies X - - - - Jammies 24 This Friday 2/23
Traditions! Award; XVI - - - - Jammies 24 this Friday 2/23, Intersection
Traditions! Award; Jammies XII - - - - Jammies 24 This Friday 2/23 Intersection
Traditions! Award: Jammies XIV - - - - Jammies 24 This Friday 2/23 Intersection
Traditions Around The World: Lala Njava, Madagascar - Striking Vocals Accent The Madagascar Instrumentation Shaped By The Musical Traditions Of Southeast Asia, Africa, Oceania, And Arabia Dating Back 1500 Years
Traditions Around The World: Lawson Rollins, United States - Melding An Eclectic Mix Of Latin And Middle Eastern Musical Influences. Rollins Playing Allows For Cross-Cultural Communication And Exchange Of Ideas Harkening To Centuries Past When Travel, Trade And Migration Created New Forms Of Musical Expression, A True Manifestation Of The Comingling Of Cultures With The Spanish Guitar And Its Ties To The Arabic Oud.
Sanna Kurki-Suonio: Finnish Singer, Kantele Player And Composer - Founding Member Of The Group Loituma - Internationally Known For Her Career With Swedish Folk Rock Band Hedningarna
Support for WYCE comes from Varnum Law, presenting sponsor for The 2024 WYCE Jammie Awards, Friday, February 23rd, at the Intersection!
This year's Jammies will feature 19 Michigan bands on three stages, including live music from (**mention 4 of the bands listed below) 15 other bands!
We will also award Jammies for Best Album of 2023, Song of the Year, and the brand new Against All Odds Award presented by Varnum Law.
Doors for this all-ages are at 5:30 pm, and music starts at 6. Entry is a suggested donation of $5, and we will also be collecting canned donations at the door for Feeding America West Michigan.
The 2024 WYCE Jammies 24 are presented by Varnum Law... with additional support from Founder's Brewing, Tiger Solar, Patriot Realty, Vertigo Music, and our VIP Room Sponsor Stock 'Da Bar Vodka.
HomeSpun GR - Appearing 2/24 At Winter Beer Fest, LCMU Ballpark
Blues Plate Special: Corey Harris - - - Written And Recorded By Son House In 1930. Although Unissued At The Time, It Was Part Of House's Repertoire - Robert Johnson Adapted The Song In 1936; Muddy Waters, 1950
The Jazz Spot: Gold Star Studios, Los Angeles 1968 - Hugh Masekela's Eighth Release And The One That Pushed Him Over The Top - The Group Is In A Tight Quintet Configuration, Each Having The Room To Breathe Their Indelible Stamp To The Groove
The Equest Center for Therapeutic Riding in Rockford, invites the community to its annual Easter with the Equest Bunny celebration on Saturday, March 30th, from 9:30 AM to 1 PM.
The 20th Annual event offers a day of breakfast treats, Easter egg hunts, a petting zoo, the opportunity to meet therapy horses and more.
"Easter with the Equest Bunny" is open to the entire community RAIN, SNOW, OR SHINE. Those interested in attending must request tickets.
More information is available at equest center dot org
Hot Rise - Composed 1929; Origins, The Caribbean - A Song In Both The African American Spiritual And Southern Gospel Tradition
Recorded At Sun Studios
Composer Turner Layton, 1918; The First Of Three Pre-1920's Jazz Standards
Veteran Performer In The Blue Ridge/Appalachian Mountains Region - Latest 12" Into 'YCE
Traditional - First Recorded By Blue Ridge Balladeer Ernest Stoneman, 1928 - The Song Is Adapted From "Hush Little Baby" (Roud #470)
Support for WYCE comes from Varnum Law, presenting sponsor for The 2024 WYCE Jammie Awards, Friday, February 23rd, at the Intersection!
This year's Jammies will feature 19 Michigan bands on three stages, including live music from (**mention 4 of the bands listed below) 15 other bands!
We will also award Jammies for Best Album of 2023, Song of the Year, and the brand new Against All Odds Award presented by Varnum Law.
Doors for this all-ages are at 5:30 pm, and music starts at 6. Entry is a suggested donation of $5, and we will also be collecting canned donations at the door for Feeding America West Michigan.
The 2024 WYCE Jammies 24 are presented by Varnum Law... with additional support from Founder's Brewing, Tiger Solar, Patriot Realty, Vertigo Music, and our VIP Room Sponsor Stock 'Da Bar Vodka.