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South Charleston native Larry Combs is most associated with this instrument.
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In what city was country music star Hank Williams found dead on New Year's Day 1953?
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Banjo player Sylvia O'Brien was the sister of this traditional musician.
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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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This country singer had hits such as "Giddyup Go," "Phantom 309," and "Teddy Bear."
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This country musician ran a store opposite Wheeling's Capitol Theatre, where he performed regularly.
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This Braxton County fiddler was the first West Virginian to be named a National Endowment for the Arts Heritage Fellow.
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Which country singer from Bluefield had a hit with "Lovin' On Back Streets" in the 1970s?
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She was the first solo female country artist to have a number one hit for eight weeks straight, a record not broken for 50 years.
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Which Lincoln County native cofounded the band MC-5?
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