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URL icon « on: January 14, 2012, 07:54:53 AM »
Her Bio is rockin and she is an Icon. It would be so  killer cool to hear and see her live. She is a wonderful and gifted writer and man she can lay down some Bluegrass like you have never heard. I got this huge rush after listening to her!

 I thought about how I felt when I heard Johnny Cash would be at TBF many years ago. Not my style I thought but I'll give em a go.
KNOCKED ME DOWN and CHEWED ME UP!!! He was so flippin good. Medal

I think Dolly would blow us away!  Medal Flower
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"Songs are like children, they may be ugly but you don't know it, cause their yours". LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL
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