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Rosin the Bow
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Rabbit up a Gum Stump
03:09
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Rocket up a Gum Stomp
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Long Hot Summer Days
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Cruel Willie
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Bad Fish
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In the Pines
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I Got No Darkside
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Plank Stompers Bluemont, Virginia
Although at first glance they may appear to be a run-of-the-mill bluegrass ensemble, The Plank Stompers refuse to pidgeonhole themselves into one particular category. Switching from old time, to Motown, to obscure classics or new original tunes, these dudes will bring the audience on a musical journey complete with healthy doses of harmony and improvisation. Be sure to bring your Stompin' Boots!!! ... more
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