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This Charleston native received the 1968 Pulitzer Prize for Music.
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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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Folklorist Pat Gainer founded this festival in 1950.
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"Walk the Way the Wind Blows" was the first major hit for this native West Virginian.
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This group had hits with "Build Your Treasures in Heaven" and "Moonlight on West Virginia."
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At age 91, Randolph County's Woody Simmons won the over-60 banjo contest at what festival?
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This West Virginia Music Hall of Fame pianist was originally from Jamaica, Queens, New York.
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This Boone County crooner was known for offbeat songs such as "Chicken Walk."
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Claude Jeter was the leader of this band.
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This Clarksburg native's "Simpson Creek" is considered one of the earliest environmentalist songs.
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