Turtle Island String Quartet
Blues on the CornerWho Do We Think We Are 1994 via Windham Hill Records
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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!
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(Win Amp) The 88 Year-Old Soul Legend With A Solid Muscle Shoals Groove On The Southern-Steeped Classic; Originally Recorded By Canadian Rock Band robbie Lane And The Disciples, Previously To The Top 40 International Hit By The Box Tops, Sung By A Sixteen Year-Old Alex Chilton
Unique Work-Up Of Irving Berlin's 1926 Classic - Composed As a Last Minute Addition To The Rodgers And Hart Musical 'Betsy'
Legend - Influential Figure In New Orleans Rhythm And Blues From The 1950's To The End Of The Century - One Of Popular Music's Great Backroom Figures
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Merle Haggard: The Poet Of The Common Man - Recorded More Than Seventy Albums And More Than Thirty Number One Singles; Merle Passed On On The Day Of His Birth April 6, 2016 At The Age Of 79
Undercover: Roxy Music, 1982
South Bend, IN - Multi-Instrumentalist, Songwriter, And A Living Encyclopedia Of American Roots Music
Support for WYCE comes from The Man In The Hat Productions, presenting Amy Speace with special guest Ralston Bowles this Friday night, April 12th at the Peter Martin Wege Auditorium.
Rolling Stone and Billboard Magazine consider Amy Speace "a leading voice of the new generation of folk and Americana music."
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Robert Cray, Vocals
A Very Fine Tribute Album To Another Groundbreaking Musician Of The Tulsa Sound
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Traditions Around The World: Louise Attaque: French Chanson/Folk Band - Chanson Has Its Roots Dating To The Renaissance Era
Traditions Around The World: Banyen Rakkaen - Bridges The Gap Between Traditional And Modern Mor Lam (A Traditional Lao Form Of Folk Song, 17th Century)
Traditions Around The World: El Gran Romancito, El Super Combo Curro - From A Period When Musicians Effortlessly Combined The Swing Of Cumbia With The Driving Bass Of Salsa - Cartagena! Un-Wraps A Period Of Musical History Seldom Heard Beyond The Tropical Coast Of South America
Traditions Around The World: The Only Living Reggae Musician To Hold The Order Of Merit; The Jamaican Government's Highest Honor
Guy Mitchell, 1956 - Highest Charting, Number One; First Recording By Marty Robbins
Kalamazoo Appearance: 4/13 Wings Event Center - Outlaw Country Singer/Songwriter - In The Early Days The Lead Singer For A Thrash Metal Band In Fort Worth
Pacific Northwest Singer/Songwriter First Recording Forty Years Ago Heavily-Influenced By The Stone Poneys, Merle Haggard And Gram Parsons
Blues Plate Special: Bertha "Chippie" Hill - Blues And Vaudeville Singer/Dancer. Began Her Career In 1919 As A Dancer In Harlem At The Age Fourteen Working With Ethel Waters; Performed With Ma Rainey As Part Of The Rabbit Foot Minstrels, And First Recorded With King Oliver And Louis Armstrong In 1925. By 1929 Hill Had Recorded Twenty-Three Titles Prior To Retiring From Performing To Raise Her Seven Children. Hill Staged A Comeback In 1946 Only Lasting Four Years. She Was Struck By Car And Passed In 1950.
The Jazz Spot: The Music Shed Studios, New Orleans 2014 - This Highly Versatile Collective Is A Cherished Crescent City Mainstay Performing In A Trio To Nonet Configurations. Their Compositions Run The Map From Originals To The Great American Songbook To Louisiana Street Beat. They Are The Real Deal
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Nonla Burger...a new, family-owned Burger restaurant located at 449 Bridge Street NW, offers a diverse menu for all types of appetites and proudly serves food made fresh daily.
They are excited to announce the new Nonla Burger Brunch...A pop-up brunch every Saturday & Sunday from 10am - 2pm at Nonla Burger Grand Rapids!
Brunch At Nonla Burger offers variety of brunch dishes, plus drinks and "Flights of flavor" are featured.
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Traverse City, MI
Turning 46 In A Few Days
The Three Bluegrass Pioneers Grassing Up The 1957 Hit By Bobby Helms - Chuck Berry Would Release It Eight Years Later
Formed As A Pickup Group For An Old-Time Camp Revival
Composed In 1900 By Texas Fiddler Luke Thomasson
Influences: Mississippi John Hurt And Elizabeth Cotton