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Southern French Caribbean Soul Artist; New Album
First Recorded By Libby Holman 1928
New York City's Most Beloved Blues Bashers - Equal Parts Roots Rock, Blues And Guttural Soul; New Into The 'YCE Blues Alley
Dom's Own Songwriting Prowess Comes Into The Spotlight On This Album
Somewhere In North Dakota Rocky Raccoon Prowls The Black Hills
Ann Arbor, MI - Grammy Award-Winning Virtuoso Harmonica Player - This Quartet Plays Eclectic Traditional And Improvisational Music -
GR Appearance: 3/28 Midtown GR
Composed For A 1951 French Film - Edith Piaf Made It A Standard; Ryan's Rendering Holds True To The Piaf Recording In 1954
Miami, FL - One Of This Nations Finest Sacred Steel Ensembles ;A Musical Tradition Developing In A Group Of Related Pentecostal Churches In The 1930s
Bandung, Indonesia - A Global Spin On Another Side Of Indonesian Gamelan - The Sundanese Sound Of West Java; The Members Multitasking On Kacapi Zithers,Suling Flutes, Violins And Hand Drums
Roud Folk Song Index 375 - Heather Heywood, One Of The Finest Singers Of Scottish Border Ballads Of Her Generation
Cymarron, 1971- Top Ten Across Several Charts; Including A Major Country Hit For Tompall & The Glaser Brothers
The Song Documents A Doomed Love Affair Of Two Old-Souls, St On A Palette Of A Lush Arrangement Of Cuban Percussion; Dan Auerbach Producing
Blues Plate Special: St. Louis Blues - When It Comes To Standards Written Before 1920, None Has Enjoyed More Recordings Than St. Louis Blues. The Song Electrified Dancers; Success Was Not As Sudden. Sophie Tucker Sang The Song On Vaudeville, Ethel Waters On The Stage. As A Recording St. Louis Blues Broke Into The Top Ten With Prince's Orchestra In 1916, And Has Remained A Repertoire Favorite For Over A Century.
The Jazz Route: Takes Us To Sear Sound Studios, New York City For A One-Day Recording Session For The Highly Anticipated Album "The Monk Project" By The Jimmy Owens Sextet. Owens And Company Nourish Monk, And Monk Frames Their Work In A Much-Honored Identity - Deeply Steeped In The Blues. - - - - - - - Kenny Barron, Piano...Wycliffe Gordon, Trombone...Winard Harper, Drums...Kenny Davis, Bass...Howard Johnson, Saxophone...Jimmy Owens, Trumpet
Salem, MO - Among The First 'Grass Groups To Electrify Their Instruments In The Mid-1960's - Highly-Regarded As Pioneers Of Country Rock And Progressive Bluegrass With A Direct Influence On The Byrds
A Classic In Bluegrass Gospel
Akron, OH - Ohio's Pre-Eminent Throwback Honky-Tonk Band
Kalamazoo, MI - Twenty-Five Year Member Of The Corn Fed Girls; Heard Here On 'YCE
Blind Alfred Reed - One Of The Artists Who Recorded At The Bristol Sessions In 1927 Alongside Jimmie Rodgers And The Carter Family - Those Recording Sessions Considered The Big Bang Of Modern Country Music
Composer: Delma Lachney, 1929; Louisiana Fiddler And Vocalist