The Afro-Caribbean Jazz Collective

Traditions! Returns Next Week

Slim & Slam

Musical Partnership During The Late 1930's Producing Highly Successful Novelty Jazz Numbers

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JeConte

Produced By Anders Osborne

Keegan McInroe

New Into 'YCE

Chad Elliot & The Redemptions

The Sun Studio Sessions - This Album: "Low, Loose, And Full Of Juice" - Greg Brown

Rhonda Vincent

With Longtime Touring Band The Rage

COMPILATIONS

One Of The Many Outstanding Performances Of Alice Randall's Music On This Long Player - The Song Has Been Around Quite A While, Charting For Judy Rodman In 1987

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Doug Cox & Linda McRae

Together These Two Bookend A Solid Foundation Of Musical History - Waterloo Sunset Has An Interesting Bio; Written by Ray Davies In 1967, Describing A Solitary Narrator Watching Two Lovers Passing Over A Bridge, With The Observer Reflecting On The Couple, The Thames, And Waterloo Station

Blossom Dearie

Career Began In Paris Forming The Vocal Group The Blue Stars, 1952 - Collaborated with Johnny Mercer, Miles Davis, Jack Segal, And Johnny Mandel - Founded Her Own Label - Dearie's Recording Career Is Extensive

Jake Shimabukuro Trio

Working Up The Ukulele On Classic Pink Floyd

Amadou & Mariam

Afro-Blues - Produces Music That Mixes Traditional Mali Sound With Rock Guitars, Syrian Violins, Cuban Trumpets, Egyptian Ney, Indian Tablas And Dogon Percussion

Taj Mahal & the Hula Blues

Child Ballad #200 - Early Eighteenth Scottish Border Ballad; Also Known As The Raggle Taggle Gypsy - Second Mutual Recording From Mahal And The Hawaiian Music Group

World Famous Headliners

Seasoned Road Warriors With A Penchant For Recording A Session Every Now & Then

Pi Jacobs

Draws Inspiration From Her Unconventional Upbringing

Leon Redbone

Spin From The Vinyl Vault: Composer: Irving Berlin, 1928 - First Recorded That Same Year By The Troubadors

Barbeque Bob

Blues Plate Special: An Early American Piedmont Blues Musician Born In Georgia - Nickname Derived From His Working As A Cook In A Barbecue Restaurant - Only Three Photographs Of Bob Are Known To Exist - Recorded Sixty-Eight 78-RPM Sides, The First In 1927 - Did A Couple Of Duets With His Brother Charley Lincoln Prior To Joining The Georgia Cotton Pickers - Barbeque Bob Used A Bottleneck On His 12-String Guitar Reminiscent Of Charley Patton - Robert Hicks Passed On In 1931 At Ohe Age Of 29

The Jazz Professors

Jazz Spotlight: A Sextet Of Jazz Musicians Who Are All Both Working Music Professionals In Their Own Right And Faculty Members Of The Jazz Studies Program In Orlando. The 1947 Jazz Standard Old Devil Moon Gets Quite The Workout From The Combo

The Del McCoury Band

Composer: Charlie Daniels - Appearing In GR 12/5 At St. Cecelia Music Center

Joachim Cooder

Cooder Playing Tribute to Tennessee Old-Time Banjo Player Uncle Dave Macon - Regional Fame As A Vaudeville Performer In The Early 1920's Before Becoming The First Star Of The Grand Ole Opry In The Latter Half Of The Decade - Recorded Over 170 Songs Between 1924 And 1938

Red Tail Ring

Kalamazoo, MI

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Tim O'Brien & Darrell Scott

Reworking Gordon Lightfoot; Recorded 1964, Not Released Until 1966

Aoife O'Donovan

Co-Founder Of Crooked Still