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What Putnam County traditional musician was known as the "Banjo Man from Turkey Creek?"
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Belgian immigrant Andre Van Damme created this Charleston institution.
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West Virginia Music Hall of Fame composer and arranger Robert Drasnin was born in this city.
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WVU artist-in-residence Ellie Mannette is often considered the "father" of this instrument.
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This Tucker County native was known as "America's Polka King?"
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What popular country music radio program aired for 10 years on Fairmont's WMMN?
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This Huntington musician was one of the stars of the Harlem Renaissance, performing with the likes of Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Paul Robeson, and Marian Anderson.
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This musician co-created and served as host of the Mountain Stage radio program for 38 years.
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This musician's original songs include "Buffalo Creek," “Mountaineers Are Always Free," “Coal Country Blues," and “Black Eyed Logan."
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This Clarksburg native's "Simpson Creek" is considered one of the earliest environmentalist songs.
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