Ballake Sissoko and Vincent Segal

Traditions Returns Next Week

Teddy Thompson

Bill Taylor And Stan Kessler Wrote It For Elvis In 1955; Top Ten For The King

Eric Bibb, Rory Block & Maria Muldaur

Traditional: Composer Unknown; Adapted By Rory Block

David Wilcox

Trip To The Vinyl Vault For A Pre-Show Taste - The New York City Troubadour In Grand Rapids 11/7 At Midtown GR

Andrew Leahey & The Homestead

Nashville-Based; Keen-Eyed Storytelling With Fist-Pumping Roots & Roll Swagger

Rickie Lee Jones

Second Release Is Partially An Account Of Her Break-Up With Tom Waits

Chatham County Line

Progressive Pickers Fresh Into 'YCE

King Cabbage Brass Band

Tulsa, OK - A Taste Of Mardi Gras On The Red Dirt Sound

Ben Bowen King

The Release Delves Into The Gospel Music Played On America's Street Corners Prior To World War II

Kermit Ruffins

Undercover Work On The Spiral Staircase, 1969 - The Principal Idea Of The Song Was Made Famous In A Poem At The Turn Of The 20th Century

Dave Eggar

Traditions Around The World: Composer, First-Call Cellist And String Arranger - A Child Prodigy, Eggar Had Performed On Broadway And With The Metropolitan Opera By The Age Of Seven

Dengue Fever

Traditions Around The World: The Fusion Of Cambodian Rock And Pop Music With A Twist Of Other Fertile World Music Styles

The Outlaws

Formed In Tampa In 1967 And Formerly Known As "The Four Letter Words"

Bjarke Ramsing & Annelies Jonkers

Danish Roots Musicians Return With Another Great Long Player

COMPILATIONS

Blues Plate Special: Blind Willie Reynolds - ?/?/1900 AR - 3/10/1968 LA (68) - An Associate Of Charley Patton... Lost His Sight As A Result Of A Shotgun Blast To The Face. Blind Joe Is Known For His Distinctive Bottleneck Style...Cream Recorded His "Outside Woman Blues," On Disraeli Gears (1967). Recorded Eight Sides, Two Are Lost

website

COMPILATIONS

Jazz Spotlight: 1961 Album By Lee Konitz, Considered One Of The Great Modern Jazz Records - Joining The Saxophonist For This Monumental Recording Is Sonny Dallas On Bass And Elvin Jones Drums

website

Ola Belle Reed And Bud Reed

Traditional, First Recording 1924 - Influential Clawhammer-Style Appalachian Banjo Picker/Singer - Reed's Songs Often Speak Of Mountain Life - Many Honors Including The Distinguished Achievement Award, International Bluegrass Music Association (IBMA), First Woman So Honored

Steeleye Span

Founded In 1969 By Co-Founding Fairport Convention Bassist Ashley Hutchins And London Folk Club Duo Tim Hart And Maddy Prior - Major Contributors To The 1970's British Folk Revival

Abbie Gardner

Roud Folk Song Index No. 11,733 - ThIs Song Has Acquired The Status Of Folk Song; Based On The Singing Of Laborers On The Campus Of Howard University, Derived From A Mid 19th Century Plantation Spiritual

website

Don Julin

Traverse City, MI - WYCE Jammie Award Winner - A Reputation For Being One Of The Most Eclectic Mandolin Players/Teachers On The Planet

Suzy Bogguss

New Into 'YCE