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Rubin
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Tennessee Breakdown
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Tumblin' Gap
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Lost Indian
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Lonesome Road Blues
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Plowboy Hop
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Indian Ate a Woodchuck
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Police
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Altamont
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Citico
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Stagalee
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Kansas City Rag
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Billy in the Lowground
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Open the Gate
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Medley of Old Favorites
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Speed the Plow
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John Brown's Dream
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Huckleberry Blues
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Tennesse Mtn. Fox Chase
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Cumberland Gap
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Brad Leftwich Bloomington, Indiana
Brad is a traditional old-time fiddler, banjo player and singer, highly regarded both as a player and teacher. He grew up in Oklahoma, taking up the banjo and fiddle as a teenager after hearing the banjo/fiddle duets of his grandfather and great-uncle as a child. He learned directly from such masters as Tommy Jarrell & Melvin Wine. He and his wife, Linda, live in Bloomington, Indiana. ... more
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