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"Always the third Saturday in
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Prior Year Performing Bands
2009, 2008,
2007,
2006, 2005,
2004 , 2003
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2000, 1999
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, 1996 , 1995
This festival presents a variety of performers and bands of
traditional music.
The 2010 festival features the following entertainment:
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Ronnie Reno and the Reno Tradition
Guitarist Ronnie Reno leads the bluegrass band that bears the family name. With him will be banjo player Mike Scott, fiddler Jackie Miller, bassist Robin Smith and mandolinist John Maberry.
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Red Head Express
The nine-member family band, who have a regular show in Branson, combine bluegrass, traditional, old-time, country, Irish and gospel along with clogging.
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The Peyton Brothers
The four brothers – John, Dan, Michael and Lee – from Florida have been performing bluegrass and folk since 1972.
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New Ballard Branch Bog Trotters
The New Ballard's Branch Bogtrotters' name comes from the original Bogtrotters, the famous Galax-area band of the 1930s. From the musically rich region surrounding Galax, Virginia, and known for playing high-energy dance tunes, the group has won the prestigious first place old-time band prize at the Old Fiddlers' Convention in Galax several different years. |
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The Quebe Sisters Band
When Grace, Sophia and Hulda Quebe (pronounced kway-bee) take to a stage to play and sing their vintage-style three-part harmony, audiences are mesmerized. Add the swinging rhythm guitar of World Champion fiddler Joey McKenzie and the upright bass of Drew Phelps, and the Quebe Sisters Band becomes a force of nature. Reaction is the same wherever the Fort Worth-based group goes, and it's been around! Highlights include the Grand Ole Opry, the Kennedy Center, NYC's Lincoln Center as well as major festivals, concert halls and corporate events across North America and Canada. |
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Wayne Henderson and Friends |