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This Clay County traditional musician made his own banjos using torque converter rings from 1956 Buick transmissions.
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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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"Walk the Way the Wind Blows" was the first major hit for this native West Virginian.
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Kenova's Michael W. Smith is one of the best-selling artists in this type of music.
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This West Virginia Music Hall of Fame pianist was originally from Jamaica, Queens, New York.
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Who broke Connie Smith's 50-year run for most consecutive weeks with a country song at number one on the charts?
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Who had a hit with the 1947 country song "Beyond the Sunset?"
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Which country singer from Bluefield had a hit with "Lovin' On Back Streets" in the 1970s?
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What was Brad Paisley's first number one hit?
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