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    Bill Monroe & Mac Wiseman

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    Photograph of Bill Monroe and Mac Wiseman performing on stage at Roanoke Bluegrass Festival, at Cantrells Horse Farm in Fincastle, Virginia

    Bill Monroe & Clyde Moody

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    Photograph of Bill Monroe and Clyde Moody performing on stage at Roanoke Bluegrass Festival, at Cantrells Horse Farm in Fincastle, Virginia

    Bill Monroe & Doc Watson

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    Photograph of Bill Monroe and Doc Watson performing on stage at Roanoke Bluegrass Festival, at Cantrells Horse Farm in Fincastle, Virginia

    meeting Bill Monroe (talking)

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    J.C. 'Cleo' Davis (3/9/1919-7/17/1986) speaks about his musical history for an absentee interview by Wayne Erbsen. J.C. is often called 'The Original Bluegrass Boy' having played guitar with Bill Monroe from August 1938 for two years. J.C. grew up near Cedartown, Georgia

    Muleskinner Blues

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    Bill Monroe and his band, the Bluegrass Boys, perform a show broadcast live over the radio from Roanoke, Virginia

    White House Blues

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    Bill Monroe and his band, the Bluegrass Boys, perform a show broadcast live over the radio from Roanoke, Virginia. Earl Scruggs is playing the banjo

    Darling Cory

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    Bill Monroe and his band, the Bluegrass Boys, perform a show broadcast live over the radio from Roanoke, Virginia. Earl Scruggs is playing the banjo

    Bluegrass Breakdown

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    Bill Monroe and his band, the Bluegrass Boys, perform a show broadcast live over the radio from Roanoke, Virginia. Earl Scruggs is playing the banjo

    Molly and Tenbrooks

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    Bill Monroe and his band, the Bluegrass Boys, perform a show broadcast live over the radio from Roanoke, Virginia. Earl Scruggs is playing the banjo

    shopping with Bill Monroe (talking)

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    J.C. 'Cleo' Davis (3/9/1919-7/17/1986) speaks about his musical history for an absentee interview by Wayne Erbsen. J.C. is often called 'The Original Bluegrass Boy' having played guitar with Bill Monroe from August 1938 for two years. J.C. grew up near Cedartown, Georgia
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