
Bruce Cockburn
Mistress of StormsSpeechless 2005 via Rounder Records
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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
Boston 'Grassers
A Trip To WYCE Vinyl Vault For a Pre-Show Primer, Appearing 9/24 St. Cecelia Music Center As Part Of The Ongoing Acoustic Cafe Folk Series - Kottke Turned 80 A Few Days Ago
Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra - Formed In 1965, The Band Performed For Twelve Years In Its Original Incarnation, Including A 1972 Tour Of The Soviet Union During The Height Of The Cold War
Willie Dixon Wrote In 1959, Little Walter Recording That Same Year; Walter's Release Solidified The Song As A Part Of The Blues Canon
A Nostalgic Road Trip Driving The Baja In 1939
Support for WYCE comes from the Saugatuck Center for the Arts, where fall programming runs through November.
The season features a diverse lineup of concerts, a new art exhibition, and a community-wide Fall Festival on November 7.
Saugatuck Center for the Arts invites you to discover what's on stage at S-C-4-A dot org.
John Hammond, Special Guest - Multiple Blues Music Award Winner - Blues Hall Of Fame Inductee
HandCrafted GR! Appearing 9/25 For the Final Show Of The Less Travelled Music Series At Long Road Distillery
Support for WYCE comes from Long Road Distillery, in partnership with 88.1 FM WYCE, presenting the Less Traveled- More Music Concert Series.
Concerts are open to the public at no charge and take place on Thursday nights from 6 to 9 PM on the Less Traveled Patio at 959 Cherry Street SE in Grand Rapids.
The series wraps up this Thursday with live music from Red Thyme Duo on September 25.
More information is available at wyce dot org and on Facebook, by searching "Less Traveled-More Music Concert Series."
Orchestre Tropicana D'Haiti: A Legendary Haitian Band Founded In 1963; The Only One Of Haiti's Original Big Bands Still Performing
Savuka's Music Blended Traditional Zulu Influences With Celtic And Rock Edge That Had A Cross-Racial Appeal In South Africa
Shankar And Kale Expand Beyond Cultural And Traditional Borders Of Music On This Collaboration - Special Guests Include Sting, And Shankar's Father Ravi And Sister Norah Jones
As Expected Rodney's Latest Is An Album Of Remarkable Narrative Depth, And Populated By Complex Characters - The Themes Are Classic Crowell - Highways, Romance, Mortality
Back to Back Grammy Award Winner
HomeSpun GR! Dedicated To Jeannette Bernard, Waltz Fiddler, Bob's Mother And Marquette's Harvest Queen Of 1931- Seth Bernard, Guesting
Blues Plate Special: Although Born In The Delta Jimmy Has Lived In Chicago Since His Youth, And Became Active In The Blues, Soul, And R&B Scene For A Few Years And Backed Out In The Early 1970's To Concentrate On Domestic Life And Family, And To Run a Babecue Stand - Rekindling His Career In The Early 1990's, Jimmy Released His Full-Length Debut On Delmark Records, 1996 - At 82, The Legendary Jimmy Burns And His Band Of Young Lions ContinueTo Play The Road
Jazz Spotlight: The Final Tour Featuring Both Miles Davis And John Coltrane Was The March 1960 European Tour, Capturing The Two At The End Of Their Collaboration, Highlighting Their Diverging Styles; Coltrane's Playing Was Increasingly Intense, While Davis Maintained A More Restrained Approach -This Was The First Time A Touring Version Of The Miles Davis Quintet Was Officially Documented, And Serving As An International Launchpad For Coltrane's Own Jazz Revolution
Support for WYCE comes from Long Road Distillery, in partnership with 88.1 FM WYCE, presenting the Less Traveled- More Music Concert Series.
Concerts are open to the public at no charge and take place on Thursday nights from 6 to 9 PM on the Less Traveled Patio at 959 Cherry Street SE in Grand Rapids.
The series wraps up this Thursday with live music from Red Thyme Duo on September 25.
More information is available at wyce dot org and on Facebook, by searching "Less Traveled-More Music Concert Series."
Written By Nashville Singer/Songwriter Carl Belew Having Succesful Chart Action In 1958, Followed By Recordings From Patsy Cline, Johnnie & Jack And Waylon Jennings
WYCE Jammie Award Recipients
The Country Blues Are Safe In Sound In The Hands Of Catfish Keith - Great Show At Wheatland Couple Weeks Ago
Several Projects Centered Around Compilation Albums And Calendar Featuring Diverse, And Stellar Female Banjo Players
Composed: 1840, Sung In The Mountain Churches -Bill Monroe, Peter Rowan, And Richard Greene Gathered Around One Microphone In A Small room