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    Columns
    The Malpass Brothers: Country from a Bygone Era
    Ted Lehmann Posted On April 12, 2017


    Bluegrass music spent about four decades doing its best to try to establish a unique genre fully separated from country music. The origin came, as this column has often pointed out, on Dec. 8, 1945, with the addition of Earl […]


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    Bluegrass and Country: What’s Happening?
    Ted Lehmann Posted On January 31, 2017


    Bluegrass emerged out of a bubbling world of country music that was changing from a simply regional music in the 1920s into what became known as Country & Western and was sold to the world as appealing to a strong, but […]


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    The Mighty Cord
    Ted Lehmann Posted On September 21, 2016


    Larry Cordle is a slight man with an often serious look on his face that easily breaks into a wily grin. He wears a trim mustache and a small goatee in a time when many men across the nation are […]


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