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The Williamson Brothers North Carolina
Brothers Tony & Gary Williamson are a NC born bluegrass music group. Performing as a duo they bring original and traditional folk music alive with warm family harmonies and beautiful mandolin and guitar. Backed with a full band, as on their recent release 'Bluegrass!', they release raw bluegrass energy, powerful lyrics, and kickin' jams with both masterful instrumentals and powerful vocal pieces ... more
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