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Bluegrass Breakdown
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El Cumbanchero
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Emergency Pulloff
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Rawhide
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Shenandoah Breakdown
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The Mendenhall Sisters Boston, Massachusetts
The Mendenhall sisters of Stoneface Mountain share their hard driving bluegrass music. They are the future generation of bluegrass players creating their own music while preserving the traditional music of bluegrass legends with a bit of Newgrass for good measure. ... more
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