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July 25, 2012 Music » Listening with...

The Kickin Grass Band talks music beyond their assumed boundaries

by Spencer Griffith

As I wait for Lynda Dawson, the lead singer and songwriter of Raleigh quintet The Kickin Grass Band, to return home, her husband and mandolin player, Jamie Dawson, talks about tunes from the quintet's new album, Walk With Me, with banjo player…

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