Washboard percussionist playing with the Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band
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Volunteer Rachael taping down floor cable covers
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Michael Johnathon talking with an ensemble rehearsing before the show
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Hymn For Her (Lucy Tight & Wayne Waxing), hails from anywhere they can park their 16 foot 1961 Bambi Airstream
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Acoustic Eidolon (Joe Scott and Hannah Alkire) are from Colorado and have performed throughout the US, Europe, Australia, Canada
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Hymn For Her - their new release, 'Lucy & Wayne and THE AMAIRICAN STREAM' was entirely recorded in their classic trailer while on tour
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Volunteer Bryan "Flash" adjusting the monitor mixer
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Michael Johnathon talking to performers
during the show
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Volunteer video camera operator keeps a close
eye on her camera monitor during the show
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Volunteer Eric setting up a performer's microphone
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Amanda Shires was recently seen in the movie Country Strong where she played the fiddle player in Gwyneth Paltrow's fictional band
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Ben Hall is a Nationally recognized 22-year old multi-talented National Thumbpicking Champion from Okolona, Mississippi
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Amanda Shires employs her fiddle/violin, ukulele and even whistling - the resulting sound is a beautiful surrealistic swoon
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Volunteer Bryan adjusting perfrormer's microphone
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Volunteer Sylvia preparing stage leaves
for the WoodSongs show
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Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three - ragtime blues band and originators of the Riverboat Soul sound
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Volunteer Anna performs during the show with Michael Johnathon
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15 year old Sierra Hull first performed on
WoodSongs when she was 10
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Washboard percussionist with
Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three
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Suzy Bogguss - brilliant songwriter with a suitcase full of country music hits - accomplishments include one certified platinum album and three gold albums
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WoodSongs volunteers working the video switcher
and character generator
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Suzy Bogguss received a Grammy award as well as awards from Academy of Country Music, Country Music Association, CMT, and ASCAP
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Fiddle player accompanying Suzy Bogguss
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WoodSongs host Michael Johnathon
listening to performers
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Ted Yoder - 2010 National Hammer Dulcimer Champion - only the third performer to be crowned Champion on his first Walnut Valley Festival appearance
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Volunteer helps setup the audio wiring for the show
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Volunteer Bryan "Flash" Klausing adjusting
the microphone for a performer
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The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band is fingerstyle guitarist Reverend Peyton, his wife and and distant cousin Aaron "Cuz" Persinger on drums and bucket
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Lead singer for "Bearfoot" - a bluegrass quintet that originally formed in Alaska
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Members of the Hippy Chicks perform the opening song
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Washboard percussionist playing with the Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band
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