Chris Hazelton's Boogaloo 7

When Music Is Tight It All Becomes Beautifully Loose. Traditions! Returns Next Week

The Everly Brothers

Victor Wainwright

Honors: Two-Time Recipient Of The 'Pinetop Perkins Piano Player Of The Year' Blues Award - Former Air Traffic Controller - Currently Tours With Two Bands: The Wildroots & Southern Hospitality

Roy Rogers and Norton Buffalo

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Jeff Crosby

Multiple-Award Winning Songwriter From Idaho Currently Based In Nashville Mining America's Rich Musical History And Shaping It Into His Own Experiences And Observations: Crosby may Be One Of The Best

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Jimmy C. Newman

Big Mamou, LA - Raised A True Cajun, It Was The Cowboy Music Of Gene Autry That Got Him Started - Newman's Unique Blending Of Cajun & Country Music Made Him A Pioneering Legend

COMPILATIONS

Rachael Davis And The North Mississippi Allstars With A Tribute To Influential Singer-Songwriter The Late Mark Heard - 18-Song Retrospective Focusing On Heard's Last Three Albums; Produced By Phil Medeira

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Mickey Hart

Hart Continues Down The Pathway Of Spiritual Transcendence Through The Almighty Groove - Mickey Turns 75 In A Few Days

Little Johnny Jones

With Chicago Bluesmen Tampa Red, Ransom Knowling & Odie Payne

Little Miss Cornshucks

YT - Fifteen Years Before Otis Redding Nailed The Song As His Own And Twenty Years Following The First Recording By The Ray Noble Orchestra, Almost No One Remembers How The Song 'Try a Little Tenderness' First Jumped From Crooners To Modern Soul - An Unknown And Now Forgotten Eighteen Year-Old Set The Pattern For All The Famous Versions To Follow; Her Name: Little Miss Cornshucks

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Richard Ruane And Beth Duquette

Acoustic Roots Duo From The Mountains Of Vermont; Multiple Award Winning Songwriters And Finalists At Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Competition

Aubrey And Lori Ghent

Sacred Steel Out Of Nashvile

The Band of Heathens

Reworking Verbatim The Ray Charles Album Of 1972

Drew Emmitt

If The Mount Rushmore Of Progressive Bluegrass Mandolin Players Is Ever Built, Drew Emmitt's Image Will Be On It Alongside Fellow Legends Sam Bush And David Grisman

Deanna Bogart

Piano Boogie From Detroit Born - Began With The Maryland Based Ensemble Cowboy Jazz And Following The Band's Breakup In 1986 Spent Some Time With Root Boy Slim: Bogart Has Been Solo Since The Early Nineties

Nicholas James Thomasma

Nik And The Bandwagon Appearing On The Wheatland Stage The Weekend Of September 7th...Then Calder Plaza September 12 For The Season Finale Of The Lunch Time Pop Performance Series

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Amy Helm

Helm's Second Release Recorded Outside Her Comfort Zone Of Woodstock, NY; Working With Joe Henry In Los Angeles

Blind Boy Fuller

One Of The Most Popular Exponents Of The Piedmont Blues Style, Blind Boy Fuller Recorded Between 1935 And 1940; 135 Sides That Found Their Way Into The Repertoires Of A Great Number Of Bluesmen Of The Pre-War Era. An Exceptional Slide Guitarist, Fuller Incorporated Numerous Influences Into His Down Home Blues Style, Inspired By Sonny Terry And The Reverend Gary Davis. In His Short Life Blind Boy Saw Little Monetary Rewards For His Recordings. Fulton Allen Passed On in 1941

Blind Boy Fuller

July 10, 1904 North Carolina - February 13, 1941 North Carolina

McCoy Tyner

Jimmy Garrison, Bass...Albert Heath, Drums...John Gilmore, Tenor Sax...Frank Strozier, Alto Sax...Thad Jones, Trumpet...McCoy Tyner, Piano

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Special Guest Picker: Jerry Douglas

Bob Skiles And Four Old Timers

A Family Band From Texas Featuring A Tuba; Unusual In A String Band Configuration

Sarah Jarosz

A Wonderful Reworking Of Prince

Malcolm Holcombe

Latest From Holcomb Featuring Collaborations With Iris DeMent And Greg Brown

Oliver The Crow

Cellist Kaitlin Raitz And Fiddler Ben Plotnick Debut Collaboration - Raitz Tours With the Bombadils And Plotnick Is A Founding Member Of Canadian String Quartet The Fretless