Matt Flinner Quartet

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

Mike And The Moonpies

Austin, TX

Thorbjorn Risager & The Black Tornado

Latest Project Into The 'YCE Blues alley

The Lonesome Trailers

Mitten Music: Kent City, MI

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Southern Culture On The Skids

Chapel Hill, NC - Green Acres Meets Green Onions

Charlie Christian

Early Performer On The Electric Guitar and Key Figure In the Development Of Bebop And Cool Jazz - Member Of The Benny Goodman Sextet

Linda Tillery & the Cultural Heritage Choir

1992 - This Vocal Ensemble's Music Is Rooted In The Deep South And Strongly Connected To Their West African And Caribbean Origins; Preserving The Rich Musical Traditions Of African-American Roots Music

Son House

Delta bluesman Known For His Emotional Style Of Singing And Slide Guitar Prowess - Influence On Charley Patton - Honored With A Marker On The Mississippi Blues Trail In Tunica, MS

Phantom Blues Band

Stepping Out From The Shadow Of Taj Mahal For This Recording - Mahal's Secret Weapon For Decades

Franz Jackson & the Salty Dogs

King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band, 1923 - Example Of The Influence Of The Blues On Early Jazz

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Mahaleo 1972 - Pioneering Malagasy Sextet - Over The Last Fifty-Years, The Band Has Collectively Launched Two Development Initiatives, Never Venturing Far From Its Roots

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Edinburgh, Scotland: Wendy Stewart - Critically-Acclaimed Scottish Harpist

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Jason & The Scorchers - The Appalachians Mountains Have Played A Central Role In This Nation's History, Cultural Heritage And Musical Traditions; A 280 Million-Year-Old Biodiverse Ecosystem, A Forest That Seeded Our Continent After The Last ice Age

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Mollie O'Brien

Reworking The Beatles; Visiting The White Album

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Blues Spotlight: Speckled Red - Was A Boogie-Woogie Pianist A Fixture On The Club Scene In Memphis And St. Louis During The 30s And 40s Following A Time Detroit In the Mid-1920s. Recording A Couple Of Sides For Brunswick To Initial success, The Great Depression Began Its Bite, And Red Didn't Enter The Studio Again For a Decader. Speckled Red Was 'Rediscovered' in 1954, Toured Europe Extensively. By TheTime The Folk/Blues Revival Took Off Age Had Caught Got the Better Of Him. Rufus George Perryman Passed On In 1973

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Blues Spotlight: Speckled Red; October 23, 1892 GA - January 2, 1973 MO

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Blue Mitchell

The Jazz Route: Takes Us To Plaza Sound Studio 1958 New York City For A Two Day Blowing Session By Blue Mitchell. Coming Off Stints With Cannonball Adderley And Horace Silver, Mitchell Was A Virtual Unknown When Recording This Album; His First As A Leader Accompanied By An All-Star Sextet - - - - - - - - - - -Wynton Kelly, Piano...Johnny Griffin, Saxophone...Wilbur Ware, Bass...Curtis Fuller, Trombone...Philly Joe Jones, Drums...Blue Mitchell, Trumpet

Hayes Griffin

GR Music

The Grascals

An American Sternwheel Steamboat Known For Cruising The Major Rivers That Constitute The Tributaries Of The Mississippi River

Flat River Band

Trio Of Brothers Growing Up In A Multi-Generational Family Band

Sam Bush

GR Appearance: 3/10 St. Cecelia Music Center

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Priscilla Herdman, Anne Hills, Cindy Mangsen - (Roud 3339) Published In The Mid-19th Century Derived From An 1816 German-Language Hymn

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Norman Blake: Neo-Traditionalist - Revered Within Folk Music Circle - Renowned For His Guitar Skills; Session Player And Sideman - A Tour-De-Force

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