Name: Dixie Rag (broken harmonica) by Tracorum
Duration: 7 min 27 s
Description: Tracorum- First live show out of quarantine!

Tracorum- First live show out of quarantine!

River Oak Ranch 5-29-21

Dixie Rag (broken harmonica)

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BIO:
Tracorum's contagious musical journeying is a blend of rock, soul, honky tonk, and roots americana. Rhythmic diversity adds elements of funk, latin, and gospel stomp to their uplifting, feel good sound. Great songwriting, classic R&B, strong vocals and choice covers are the backbone of this band who continue to win the hearts of fans worldwide with their spirit filled, energy charged live shows. Tracorum is led by bay area singer songwriter and piano player Fletcher Nielsen. The band features Jules Leyhe on electric guitar(Family Jules Band, recently featured in Guitar magazine for Duane Allman Slide style "In Search of Sky Dog") Mark Calderon on bass (Zigaboo Modeliste) and Jeremy Hoenig on drums (Melvin Seals, JGB, Stu Allen,) The band is currently working on their 4th studio album and will be back touring full time in 2019. 

Tracorum has shared the stage with great acts such as Robert Randolph Family Band, Trombone Shorty, Rebirth Brass Band, Ivan Neville Dumpstafunk, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Umphreys McGee, Bill Kreutzmann's (Grateful Dead) 7 Walkers, Mickey Hart Band (Grateful Dead), Anders Osborne, Leo Neocentelli and performed during great events like Sundance Film Festival, New Orleans Jazz Festival, SXSW, High Sierra Music Festival, Hangtown Halloween Festival, Redwood Ramble, Camp Deep End, 4 Peaks Music Festival, Memphis Film Festival, ECU Paris and venues across the USA and Europe. 

PRESS: 

" Sometimes we listen to music without really hearing it. However, when we're ready to open up and experience a thing as it truly is, well, it can feel like a baptism. What they do is rock 'n' roll but done so fundamentally right it makes you want to kiss them when they power down their instruments. This night, as the festival raged like we'd never seen before on a Sunday eve, Tracorum embodied our collective high spirits and unspoken ache at this experience coming to a close and put those elements to work in some of the best boogie-minded, straight-great rock heard all weekend. Comparisons to The Band and studio aces The Wrecking Crew flitted through my brain as I danced to the heart of this fleeting makeshift town next to my loose-limbed sisters and brothers. Every aspect was right on the money and every man showed himself a massive talent on their respective instruments, pouring soul into every note, their conviction becoming our own."
- Dennis Cook, Jambase

Dixie Rag (broken harmonica)

Tracorum

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