Cochemea

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

Son Volt

Street Date: March 29

Sara Watkins

Along With Brother Sean And Chris Thile Founded Nickel Creek In 1989 - Currently Records And Tours With Aiofe O'Donovan And Sarah Jarosz Under Then Name "I'M With Her" - Honors: Instrumentalist Of The Year, 2016 Americana Music Awards

Beegie Adair

Josh Ritter & The 400 Unit

Produced by Jason Isbell - Street Date: 4/26

The Eltradors

Vintage Swamp Music From the Early Days

Preacher Boy

1935: The Washboard Blues Singers

Sweet Honey in the Rock

Internationally Acclaimed, Award-Winning Female African-American A Cappella Group

Esther Bigeou

World-Class Vaudeville Performer And Classic Blues Singer During The 1920's - Only Seventeen Songs Make Up Her Recorded Works; All Recorded In New York City Beginning In 1921

Etta James & Eddie "Cleanhead" Vinson

Recorded Live At Marla's Memory Lane Supper Club in Los Angeles With The Mighty Talents Of Shuggie Otis, Red Holloway, Jack McDuff And Paul Humphrey

Beres Hammond

New Reggae Into The World Side Of 'YCE

Danny Knicely

Multi-Award Winning Stringman Using His Roots In Old-Time And Bluegrass To Explore Various Types Of Music From Around The World

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The Cordavans

A Trio Of Charleston, SC Roots Rockers Kickin' Up The Dust This Sunday Morning With The '012 Song Of The Year Nominee

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats

Beginning A World-Wide Tour In March Which Will Take The Band Thru November

10000 Maniacs

Second Live Release With Current Lead Vocalist Mary Ramsey, And Also Marks the Return Of Founding Member John Lombardo

The Tallest Man on Earth

Darlarna, Sweden Singer-Songwriter Kristian Matsson, Known Under The Stage Name The Tallest Man On Earth

Muddy Water Blues Band

The Blues Spotlight: Aside From Robert Johnson, No Single Figure Is More Important In The History And Development Of The Blues Than Muddy Waters, Transforming The Soul Of The Rural South Into The Sound Of The City; Linking The Country Blues Of His Native Mississippi Delta With The Urban Blues That Were Born In Chicago; Electrifying The Blues And Playing The South Side Chicago Clubs With Big Bill Broonzy And Sonny Boy Williamson. His Recorded Legacy, Particularly The Wealth Of Sides Cut In The Fifties, Is One Of The Great Musical Treasures Of Twentieth Century. Waters Remained Active Till The End. McKinley Morganfield Passed On In 1983.

Muddy Waters

The Blues Spotlight: April 4, 1913 Mississippi - April 30, 1983 Illinois

Jimmy Smith

'820 Jazz': (Recorded 1960) - Ike Quebec, Tenor Sax...Donald Bailey, Drums...Blue Mitchell, Trumpet...Quentin Warren, Guitar...Jackie McLean...Alto Sax...Jimmy Smith, Hammond B-3 - - - - - - - A 1960 Recording Released Eight Years Later In 1968, Featuring An All-Star Jam Session With Some Serious Heavyweights Of The Jazz Pantheon. "Sista Rebecca," Is A Smith Original, And It is On '820' Jazz

Watermelon Slim

New Blues Into The 'YCE Blues Alley By A Well-Seasoned Road Warrior

Benny Martin ft. Jim & Jesse McReynolds

One Of the Most Revered Fiddlers Among Country And Bluegrass Musicians; a Major Impact On Country During Its Postwar And Pre-Elvis Boom

Chatham County Line

Reworking Jim & Jesse

The Way Down Wanderers

Los Angeles Based Roots Rockers

Karen & The Sorrows

For Fans Of The Idea Of Dolly Parton Fronting Tom Petty's Heartbreakers, Karen & The Sorrows Could Be Right Up Your Alley

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Hayes Carll

Appearing In Ann Arbor At The Blind Pig, 3/31