Robert Randolph & The Family Band

"When Music Is Tight, It All Becomes Beautifully Loose." Traditions Returns Next Week, 8 AM

Anthony Geraci And The Boston Blues All-

Another Good Boogie Into the 'YCE Blues Alley

Madisen Ward and The Mama Bear

The Music Started In Kansas City, Where Madisen Grew Up Watching His Mom Perform Cover Songs At Local Coffee Shops.

Bettye Lavette

Born In Muskegon And Soon Celebrating Her 69th Birthday. This Album Won The 2004 W.C. Handy Award For "Comeback Blues Album Of The Year."

Otis Blueswell Jr

GR Flavorings: Fresh Into The 'YCE Alley.

Bob Dylan

One Of The Great Delta Classics Given That Special Dylan Twist. First Known Recording In 1929 Under The Title "Roll And Tumble Blues," By Hambone Willie Newborn, Long Time Compatriot To Yank Rachell & Sleepy John Estes.

Blue Largo

The Robb M Fresh Pick Of The Week Checking Into The 'YCE Blues Alley

Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong

With The Oscar Peterson Quartet. This Album Joined The Grammy Hall Of Fame On November 22, 2015.

Band Of Ruhks

Don Rigsby, Ronnie Bowman & Kenny Smith:All Award Winning Pickers Spent The Nineties Together As The "Lonesome River Band." After A 2010 Reunion Decided To Reunite As "Band Of Ruhks.

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Sam Gleaves

Special Guest Musicians Include Tim O'Brien, Janis Ian, Laurie Lewis & Missy Raines

Alison Brown

Written By John & Johanna Hall For The 1975 Orleans Album "Let There Be Light." Rob Ickes Joins Alison On Dobro

9 O'Clock Doc: Doc & Merle Watson

This Song Was First Published In 1911, Composer Unknown. The Version By Mississippi John Hurt, Recorded In 1928, Is Regarded As Definitive. Here, Doc & Merle Are Joined By Eric Weissberg (Dueling Banjos).

9 O'Clock Doc: Doc Watson

Composed By A.P. Carter, 1936: This Is Doc's Second Studio Album Released In 1966.

Shovels & Rope

Cary Ann Hurst And Michael Trent Taking Rodney Crowell Undercover (1978). Shovels & Rope Appear March 1st At Royal Oak Music Theater

Mark Knopfler and Emmylou Harris

A Long Time Collaboration Between The Two, Recorded Sporadically Over Seven Years

Gregory Alan Isakov

Born In Johannesburg, Immigrated To The U.S. As A Child And Raised In Philadelphia

The Wainwright Sisters

Fresh Into 'YCE. Here, Lucy & Martha Cover Townes Van Zandt. Check Out Townes' Version On His 1969 Release "Our Mother The Mountain."

Spoonful Of Blues: The Mississippi Jook Band

Four Songs Recorded In July 1936, Earning A Them Niche In The Annals Of Rock

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Spoonful Of Blues: Buddy Woods

?/?/1895 - December 14, 1955, Shreveport, LA

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This Is '820' Jazz: Sam "The Man" Taylor

Charlie Shavers, Trumpet...Budd Johnson, Baritone Sax...Hank Jones, Piano..Panama Francis, Drums...Sam "The Man" Taylor, Tenor Sax

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Peter Rowan

With Ronnie & Robbie McCoury

Chris Jones And The Night Drivers

Some Of The Best Players In Bluegrass. The Band Begins Their Twenty-First Year Together With a Healthy Touring Schedule Including A Stop In Auburn Hills At The "Parade Of Bluegrass Stars Being" Held At Civic Center Park On 9/10

Darin And Brooke Aldridge

Husband And Wife Duo Out Of North Carolina

Jimmie Dale Gilmore

Born In Amarillo...Raised In Lubbock...Residing In Austin - The Very Distinctive Tenor Of Jimmie Dale Gilmore

Steep Canyon Rangers

Boxcar Lillies

American Roots - Inventive Reinterpretations - Inspired Original Works Thanks For Joining Us Today On Traditions, Heard Weekly 8AM