The pianist-composer leads a fresh medley of Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage" and Radiohead's "Everything In Its Right Place."
The guitarist-singer and Dobro pioneer, a former member of the Foggy Mountain Boys, leads a trio on "Steel Guitar Chimes," "A-11" and others.
The great trumpeter sings his ballad "Something in Your Smile" and "I'm Confessin''" and scats a blue streak on "Oop-Pa-a-Da" in this playlist.
The pop singer showcases his powerful pipes on "Fool's Game" and other tunes from his self-titled Columbia Records debut in this '83 set.
The Bay Area bluesman plays 12-string guitar, kazoo, percussion and sings simultaneously in this set from the 1969 Newport Folk Festival.
The bluegrass icon, who turns 88 today, sings "Man of Constant Sorrow" with his Clinch Mountain Boys at the '68 Newport Folk Festival.
The trumpeter-composer performs his "Fred Brown" and other tunes from Bounce, and covers Wayne Shorter's "Footprints" with his sextet.
The founder of the Marshall Tucker Band died on this day in 1993. Hear him sing "Can't You See" and "Heard It In a Love Song" in 1977.
The guitar legend won a Grammy on this day in 1993 for his tender "Tears in Heaven." Hear him play that poignant tune in this playlist.
The folk troubadour performs versions of Dylan's "Leopard Skin Pill-Box Hat" and his counterculture classic "Legend of the U.S.S. Titanic."
The godfather of the British blues scene showcases jazzers Blue Mitchell, Red Holloway and Freddy Robinson in this 1971 set.
The French composer-conductor-arranger, who turns 83 today, leads an orchestra in this '73 set featuring Stan Getz and Sarah Vaughan.
Amazingrace | Jun 1, 1974
