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This singer was known as "Charleston's First Lady of Jazz."
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This Raleigh County native's biggest hit was "May The Bird Of Paradise Fly Up Your Nose."
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These brothers' Clay County festival became a pattern for the Vandalia Gathering and other old-time music festivals.
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Roane County's Squire Parsons Jr. wrote this contemporary gospel classic.
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What college did jazz performer and composer Don Redman attend?
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This country singer, who grew up in Hinton, had hits such as “Then and Only Then,” "Nobody but a Fool (Would Love You)," “The Hurtin’s All Over,” “Cincinnati, Ohio,” “and Just One Time."
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The West Virginia Symphony Orchestra is headquartered in this city.
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Giving its first concert in 1929, this is the longest-running orchestra in West Virginia.
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Logan County native Jim Foglesong was known primarily as a producer of what type of music?
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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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