William Tyler

Traditions! Returns Next Week

Lucky Tubb

With Long-Time Compatriots "The Modern Day Troubadours" Lead By The Nephew Of Ernest Tubb

Ronnie Wood With His Wild Five

Chuck Berry, 1959 - Ronnie & His Wild Five - A Loving Nod To One Of Ronnie's Musical Heroes, The Pioneering Chuck Berry

Cowboy Junkies

Fifth Studio Long-Player - This One Is All About Male-Female Relationships

The Modern Don Juans And David Childers

Four Rock And Roll Diehards Who Have Been In Some Of The Most Prominent Rockabilly Bands Around Hooking Up With Childers Regarding His Place In The Musical Pantheon As That Of An Outsider; Together It Works

Bela Fleck & The Flecktones

Special Guests: Sam Bush, Bobby McFerrin And Divinity Foxx

The Suitcase Junket

Matt Lorenz, One-Man Band

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Terrance Simien

With Longtime Band 'The Zydeco Experience' - One Of The Most Respected And Accomplished Artists In American Roots Leading His Band Through One Of Rick Danko's Very Finest

Hollie Cook

Cook Defines Her Music As Tropical Pop With A Passion For Reggae And Female Rocksteady Singers - Her Father Is Paul Cook, Co-Founder And Drummer Of The Sex Pistols

Cochemea

Saxophonist And Composer - His Musical And Spiritual Synthesis Is Made Possible Through His Deep Reverence Of The Horn And Of The Music And Traditions Preceding Him

Various Artists

Dhaka, Bangladesh - Considered Two Of The Core Pioneers Of Modern Pop In Bangladesh

Mahlathini & the Mahotella Queens

Founded 1964 - South African Mbaqanga Supergroup Made Up Of The Three Musical Acts, Composed Of Three Distinct Parts

Yank Rachell

WYCE Vintage Vinyl - Primary Exponent Of Blues Mandolin - In the Early 1920's He Teamed Up With Lifelong Friend Sleepy John Estes With Whom He Worked And Recorded From 1929 On - Did A Few Side Projects With Sonny Boy Williamson; Maintained Various Day Jobs, But Kept Recording In The Brownsville, St. Louis And Chicago Blues Communities With Estes Until Sleepy John's Passing In 1977 - Referred To As The Elder Statesman Of The Blues, Yank Rachell's Career Spanned Nearly Seventy Years - James A. Rachel Passed On At The Age Of 87

Laurie Lewis

Special Guests: Austin's Conjunto Mainstays Los Pinkys

Ralston Bowles

HandCrafted GR! Ralston's Impeccable Run-Through Of Joe South's Grammy Award Winning Song Of The Year In 1970

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Stefan Grossman & Duck Baker

Blues Plate Special - Highly-Influential Fingerstyle Guitarists

Archie Shepp and Horace Parlan

Jazz Spotlight: The Album Centers Around Blues-Influenced Pieces From The Early 20th Century - This Particular Piece, "Make Me a Pallet On Your Floor," Originates At The End Of The 19th-Century With Lyrics Being Sung Around New Orleans In The Mid-1890's - Some Sources Attribute The Modern Score To W.C. Handy - Archie Shepp And Horace Parlan Reinterpret, Here On Traditions!

The Osborne Brothers

Pioneering Bluegrass Brother Duo, Incorporating Drums, Piano, And Electric Guitar, Which Initially Drew Criticism From Purists But Ultimately Expanded The Genre's Sonic Palette

Jesse Smathers

Began Early On Touring With James King; Did A Short Spell With Nothin' Fancy Prior To Joining The Lonesome River Band a Decade Ago - All Heard Here On WYCE

Calamity Jane

Waxahatchie, Texas Duos Forthcoming Album Due In December

COMPILATIONS

Minnie Wallace, 1929 - Performing Name Used By Memphis Minnie During Her Time With The Memphis Jug Band, A Decade Before Taking The Name Memphis Minnie

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Trout Fishing in America

Took Their Name From The Novel Trout Fishing In America, A Novella Written By Richard Brautigan

Don Julin

Traverse City Mandoliniist - WYCE Jammie Award Recipient