Toure-Raichel Collective

Traditions! Returns Next Week

Melissa Carper

Harmony Vocals!: Sierra Ferrell

Pieta Brown & Marlon Williams

Undercover: John Prine, 1986 (German Afternoons - The New Zealand Singer/Songwriter Joining Greg Brown's Baby Girl For A Run-Up Of Then Great John Prine

Seth Walker

Revisiting The Great J.J. Cale, 1971

Susto Stringband & The Holler Choir

Gregg Allman

Recorded: The Grand Opera House Showcasing Allman's Eight-Piece Band - Recorded Two Years Prior To Passing, "Back To Macon" Is A Testament To An Old Pro Whose Home Is The Stage

Hank Williams

With The Drifting Cowboys, 1951 - Recorded A Number Of Songs In The Luke The Drifter Series; An Alter-Ego That He A Fred Rose Invented For Recordings On The More Plaintive Side Of Hank's Repertoire

Catherine Russell

One Of The Finest Interpreters Of Song In The Business Revisiting Songs From Harlem's Heyday On This Release - Here, She Visits Lil Green & Her Orchestra From 1947

Sandy Denny and the Strawbs

An Early Demo Written In 1966 Sandy Brought To Fairport Convention Two Years Later, Joining The Band After The Departure Of Judy Dyble - Judy Collins Named Her 1968 Release After The Song - The Late Sandy Denny Is Considered The Pre-Eminent British Folk Rock Singer

Janis Martin

One Of The Few Women Working In The Male-Dominated Rock And Roll Field During The 1950's; One Of Country Music's Early Female Innovators.

Snooks Eaglin

New Orleans-Based Guitarist And Singer Nicknamed The Human Jukebox - Vocal Style Is Reminiscent Of Ray Charles - Regarded As A Legend Of New Orleans Music With A Repertoire Of Some 2,500 Songs

Louis Prima & Joe "Wingy" Manone

1935 - The Two Pioneers Recording Some Fifty-Four Sides Together Throughout The 1930's While Leading Separate Bands

Aimer Le Terre

The Music Of Bora Bora Is A Deeply Expressive Tradition, Its Earliest Roots Dating The 3rd Century

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Bill Miller: Native American Singer/Songwriter And Acclaimed Painter Of Mohican Heritage - Player Of The Native American Flute

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Ben Rice

Blues Spotlight: Unassuming Powerful Guitarists Including Slide Playing On Resophonic And Cigar Box Guitars And The Vocal Chops To Match - Building On The Foundational Influences Of Muddy Waters And Robert Johnson, Rice Is Very Much At Home Playing R&B, Folk And Country; Fashioning A Welcoming Front Porch Where Everybody Feels At Home To Hang Out

Doc Watson

Recording: 1966 - Doc Putting His Special Touch On This Early Seventeenth Century Northern England Folk Ballad - Also Known As Little Musgrave, Telling Of An Adulterous Tryst Between A Young Man And A Noblewoman That Is Ended When The Woman's Husband Discovers Them - - - Child Ballad 81; Roud Folk Song Index 52

Sister Rosetta Tharpe

Happy Easter

Johnny Hodges And The Ellington Men

Jazz Spotlight: Recorded In 1957 On Verve Records Featuring Johnny With Fellow Members Of Duke Ellington's Orchestra - As Expected, the Band Brought Its Superior Playing Qualities To This Session; This Is An Integrated Unit, Not Some Studio Band For Hodges To Blow Over - The Real Deal

Erin Harpe & The Delta Swingers

Massachusetts Delta Blues Band Put Together In 2010 With A Rotating Roster

Po' Ramblin Boys

Undercover: George Jones, 1999 - Formed In The Great Smoky Mountains In '014 Becoming A Modern Voice In Traditional Bluegrass

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Pioneers! Carter Family - Regarded As One The Most Important Music Acts Of The Early 20th Century; Profound Influence On The Evolution Of Roots Music And The American Folk Revival

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Ben Traverse & Nick Veine

Mitten Music! 17th Century Irish Folk Song Associated With Fairy Legends In European Folklore, Particularly In Ireland, Scotland, And Wales

Sam Gleaves

Playing Old-Time Appalachian Music Since His Early Teen Years - Six Albums To Date; Currently Serves As Appalachian Instruments Instructor And Bluegrass Ensemble Director At Berea College, Kentucky

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Julie Miller - A Circa 1907 Arthouse Film About Dr. Lily Penleric, A Professor Of Musicology Discovering, Researching And Collecting Appalachian Folk Music In The Mountains Of Western North Carolina

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