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    The Crooked Road: Virginia’s Musical Highway
    Ted Lehmann Posted On February 15, 2017


    Virginia has long been considered one of the central nests that hatched bluegrass and country music onto the American music scene and nurtured its growth from the earliest days of recorded music and live professional performance. The list of performers, […]


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    50 Years after Fincastle, the Story of Bluegrass Continues
    Ted Lehmann Posted On September 4, 2015


    This weekend marks the 50th anniversary of the first multi-day bluegrass festival, held at Cantrell’s horse farm in Fincastle, Virginia, on Labor Day weekend of 1965. For three days, bluegrass fans traipsed down from New York City, Washington, D.C., Buffalo, […]


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