The Djangotones
Ode To JimbyThe Djangotones 2008 via Independent
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Traditions! Returns Next Week
Traditions! Is A Weekly Two-Hour Presentation Following Musical Streams Passed Down Through Generations; Pathways Linked By A Sincere Appreciation And Acknowledgement Of The Influential Styles That Continue Shaping The Landscape Of Roots Music: Early Influences - Pioneering Legends - Roots Revivalists - Indigenous Cultures. Thanks For Joining Us!
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Anna Wilson, Billy Dean - American Songwriter Cindy Walker Wrote It For Bob Wills And The Texas Playboys, 1941 - Thirty-Five Years Years A Number One Hit For Merle Haggard & The Strangers
Undercover: Fats Domino, 1958
6 String Drag - Working Up The Big One For The Sir Douglas Quintet, 1969
Michigan Appearance: 11/10 The Ark, Ann Arbor - This Release Is A Collection Of Jumpy Blues Songs About Hopping Trains And Burning Up Highways
Mandy Barnett With The Jordanaires - Written By Hank Williams In 1952, One Day After His Divorce From Audrey Was Finalized - The Song Was Likely Inspired By His Tumultuous Relationship With His Ex-Wife
Excellent Album! New To the 'YCE Blues Alley
New Into The 'YCE Blues Alley - Gospel Music Played A Crucial Role In His Early Development; Dan Auerbach, Producing
Support for WYCE comes from Live Nation, presenting Grammy- nominated Need To Breathe...bringing The Caves World Tour to Van Andel Arena on Tuesday, November 7, 2023 at 7:00PM.
Also appearing is special guest, Judah The Lion.
Tickets for Need To Breathe are on sale now at Ticketmaster dot com and at the Van Andel Arena Box Office.Moving On Thirty-Five Years Of Hillbilly Sass
Earl Hines And Billy Eckstein, 1947 - Gordon Was A Pioneer Of The Memphis Blues Style, Developing A Piano Style Known As The "Rosco Rhythm," With The Emphasis On The Off-Beat
Support for WYCE comes from GLC Live at 20 Monroe, presenting The Head and The Heart, playing live in Grand Rapids on Tuesday November 7th.
Since their self-titled debut album in 2011, the band has toured extensively and performed 18 times on national television.
Their latest tour in support of their fifth and most recent studio album, Every Shade of Blue, stops in Grand Rapids on November 7th.
Tickets are still available at live nation dot com or at the GLC Live at 20 Monroe box office.
Published In 1926 - First Recorded By Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra In 1926 - Did Not Take it Long To Become A Jazz Standard
One Of The Earliest Performance Of The Song Was In The 1870's By The Fisk Jubilee Singers - A Traditional Spiritual Dating Back To The Era Of Slavery In The United States
Dilek Koc Accenting Our Morning Coffee And Pastry At A Quaint Greek Cafe This Morning - Koc: Major Player In The Turkish And Middle Eastern Folk Music Scene
Senegalese Singer/Songwriter Favors A Warmer, Breezy Style While Painting Her Acoustic Palette
Traditional - Davey Angels
Revolver, 1966 - Covering The Beatles On The Hammered Dulcimer, An Ancestor Of the Piano Harkening Back To the 15th Century
No Longer Together - Detroit-Based Roots-Rock Band That Played With An Exile on Main St.-Era Rolling Stones Swagger
For This Album's Inspiration, The Duo's Artistic Rebirth Came About In Durham, Visiting Longtime Friends Involved In The Old-Time Music Scene; Themselves At One-Time Heavily Embedded In the Award-Winning Group "The Onlies"
Blues Plate Special: Rufus George "Speckled Red" Perryman; October 23, 1892 GA - January 2, 1973 MO - - - A Louisiana-Born Boogie-Woogie Pianist Who Became A Fixture On The Club Scene In Memphis And St. Louis. Played The Detroit Bars During the 1920's Prior To Record Sales Dropping Off During The Great Depression, Red Didn't Record Again Until 1938, Backed By Slide-Guitarist Robert Nighthawk. Still Active In the Early 1960's, Red Recorded A Few Sides For The Folkways Labels And Playing For New Audiences Until Age Caught Up With Him. George "Speckled Red" Perryman Passed On In 1973
The Jazz Spot: Fantasy Studios; Berkeley, Early Winter 1975 - This Post-Bop Masterpiece Finds McCoy Tyner In Peak Form, Surrounded In His Favored Trio Configuration With Ron Carter And Elvin Jones. The Project Is Tyner's First-Full-Length Trio Album Since 1964. Before His Passing In 2020, McCoy Tyner Was the Last Living Link To John William Coltrane - This Is Traditions!
Support for WYCE comes from GLC Live at 20 Monroe, presenting The Head and The Heart, playing live in Grand Rapids on Tuesday November 7th.
Since their self-titled debut album in 2011, the band has toured extensively and performed 18 times on national television.
Their latest tour in support of their fifth and most recent studio album, Every Shade of Blue, stops in Grand Rapids on November 7th.
Tickets are still available at live nation dot com or at the GLC Live at 20 Monroe box office.
The 'Grass Legend Turning 85 In A Few Weeks And Back On The Road For A Series Of Performances
Second Album Together
The New Album Into 'YCE Continues The West Virginian's Songwriting Tales Of Friends, Family And Foundation - Undercover: John Denver, 1971
Vintage Vinyl - Special Guests: Johnny Cash And Marty Stuart - - - Seckler Played Mandolin In The Foggy Mountain Boys For Thirteen Years Prior To The Breakup Of Flatt & Scruggs (1962) - Took A Break From the Music Business Until 1973 Joining Lester Flatt In "Nashville Grass" - Upon Flatt's Passing In 1979 Seckler Became The Leader Of The Band Until Retiring 1994
Michelle Shocked - Written In 1847 By Stephan Foster; Considered The First Minstrel Song To Enter The Middle-Class Market
Austin, TX; The Two High String Band - Playing Their Unique Pickin' Since 1995
Traditional - Stuart Duncan And Dirk Powell