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Lee Highway Blues
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The Old Bell Cow
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Fire in the Mountain
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Otto Wood the Bandit
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Run Mountain
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Chewing Gum
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Saturday Night Waltz
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interstateexpressband Berlin, Germany
With their high energy approach to traditional American songs and dance music, Interstate Express combines a love of old
stories with a passion for the joy of a fiddle tune that drives like a Mercedes on the open road.
The band was formed on a long drive from Tennessee to New Orleans and is the newest project of fiddler and singer Craig Judelman,
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