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Crowe Brothers play Grand Ole Opry

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Wednesday, May 27, 2015

art croweAmerican bluegrass master Jesse McReynolds welcomed Haywood County’s own The Crowe Brothers to the Grand Ole Opry stage in Nashville on May 16. 

McReynolds focused the Opry spotlight on the Crowe Brothers — Josh and Wayne Crowe of Waynesville. The group performed “Childish Love,” originally recorded by Jim and Jesse for Epic in 1969. The Crowe Brothers latest Mountain Fever recording is “Forty Years Old.” 

www.crowebrothers.com.

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