Arun Ramamurthy Trio

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

Townes Van Zandt

Undercover: Rock & Roll Pioneer Bo Diddley

She & Him

Zooey Deschanel & M. Ward: First Meeting On The Set Of The Film The Go-Getter

Ondara

Twenty-Seven Year Old Singer-Songwriter From Nairobi, Kenya, Finding Success In Minnesota

Jake Blount

New Into 'YCE

Ralph McTell

British Singer-Songwriter Highly Influential Figure On The UK Folk Scene Since The 1960's

The Montgomery - Johnson Quintet

Duke Ellington's Go To Girl Debbie Andrews Joins The Montgomery - Johnson Quintet; Brothers Wes, Buddy And Monk And Sonny And Pookie Johnson Live At The Indianapolis Turf Club In 1956

The Honeycutters

Asheville, NC - Founded In 2007 By Amanda Anne Platte As the 'Bee's Knee', Deriving Its Current Name From A Tow Truck Company In Asheville - Revisiting The Leonard Cohen Masterpiece

The James Hunter Six

Fresh Blues Into The 'YCE Blues Alley

Darcy Wilkin

Debut Solo From The Longtime Member Of Kalamazoo's Corn Fed Girls

Myron Floren

Vintage Vinyl Spin: Lawrence Welk Dubbed Myron Floren "The Happy Norwegian" - Took Up Playing The Accordion At The Age Of Six With A $10 Mail-Order Squeezebox

Grandpa Elliott

Also Known As Uncle Remus, A Veteran Street-Musician In New Orleans; A Street Icon In The Crescent City

Catherine Russell

Recorded In 2007 At Levon Helm's Woodstock Studio - Proceeds From The Alberta Hunter Classic Will Benefit The Jazz Foundations COVID-19 Musicians' Emergency Fund

Ian & Sylvia

A Bacharach/David Composition, Recorded First By Jay & The Americans Followed By Dusty Springfield In 1964; A Major Chart-Topping Hit For Gene Pitney That Same Year. Ian & Sylvia Took It On A Year Later, a True Classic About A Traveling Man Who Detours To A Romance In A Motel And Ends Up Never Returning Home

Texas Tornados

The Founding Four: Doug Sahm, Augie Meyers, Flaco Jimenez And Freddy Fender - Augie Takes The Lead For The Boy-Loses-Girl Border Tale, :Rosalita"

Vi Wickam & Justin Branum

Two Champion Fiddlers Joined By Louisiana Singer/Songwriter Albanie Falleta

Pierce Pettis

A Former Staff Writer For PolyGram Publishing In Nashville - His Songwriting Kicked Into High Gear When Joan Baez Included One Of His Songs On Her Album "Honest Lullaby"

Jesse "Lone Cat" Fuller

Jesse Fuller Was An Abandoned Child And Many Of His Songs Give Clues To A Desperate Early Life. Deciding On a Career In Music, He Worked As A One-Man Band, Billed As 'The Lone Cat' Relocating to The West Coast In The 1920's, Playing The Street Corners And Hand-Carving Realistic Wooden Snakes. Recording His Debut Album In 1955, Jesse Fuller Continued A Steady Career Into The 1970's; His Songs Being Covered By Hot Tuna, Janis Joplin And Eric Clapton. Jesse 'Lone Cat' Fuller Passed On in 1976

Jesse Fuller

March 12, 1896 Georgia - January 29, 1976 California

The Louis Hayes Sextet

'820' Jazz Presents: Una Max, A 1990 Session Led By Drummer Extraordinaire Louis Hayes. A Horace Silver Quartet Alumnus, Hayes Leads A Tight And Savvy Crew Of Musicians Through Seven Songs And Big Spaces To Breathe. Hayes Turned 83 A Few Days Ago; His Chops, Spot On. - - - - - - Charles Tolliver, Trumpet...Gerald Hayes, Alto Saxophone...John Stubblefield, Tenor Saxophone...Clint Houston, Bass...Kenny Barron, Piano...Louis Hayes, Drums

The Nighthawks

Fresh Blues Into The 'YCE Blues Alley

Hayes Griffin

New Music Into 'YCE

Charlie Poole And The North Carolina Ramblers

Perhaps No Country Singer From This Early Twentieth-Century Is Better Known Than Charlie Poole. Poole, Who Along With The North Carolina Ramblers, Was One Of The Most Influential String Bands Of The 1920's; Having A Major Impact On The Development Of Bluegrass

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Kasey Chambers

Third Release

Sierra Hull

Produced by Bela Fleck