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Bruce Molsky
Bruce Molsky (b. Manhattan, New York, 1955) is an American fiddler, banjo player, guitarist, and singer. He primarily performs old-time music of the Appalachian region. He was born in 1955 at New York Infirmary in Manhattan, and grew up near St. James Park in The Bronx. His father, Milton, a mechanical engineer, was a first-generation American descendant of Jewish immigrants from Poland. As a young man, Bruce first became interested in blues music, but eventually became absorbed in old-time music while studying engineering at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York beginning in 1972.
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Songs
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8th of January
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Arkansas Traveler
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Bill Brown
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Billy Joe Banes
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Blackberry Blossom
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Bolts and Locks
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Brothers and Sisters
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Brushy Fork
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Brushy Run
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Buck Hoard
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Buckdancer's Choice
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Buffalo Girls
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Bury Me Not on the Lone Prairie
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Cabin Creek
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Callahan
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Charmin' Betsy
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Chinquapin Pie
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Cider
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Come Home
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Cotton Eyed Joe
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Cousin Sally Brown
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Diamond Joe / Green River
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Fare Thee Well Blues
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Field Holler / Piney Woods / Lost Indian
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Fishin' Blues
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Forked Deer
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Fortune
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Fox Hunt
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Georgia Belle
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Glory in the Meeting House
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Green Grows the Laurel
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Grey Owl / Victor's No. 39
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Grigsby's Hornpipe
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Harveland Waltz
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Hills of Mexico
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I Truly Understand
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Indian Squaw
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Jeff Sturgeon
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John Brown's Dream
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John Cole
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Johnson City Rag
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Knoxville Blues
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Lazy John / The Bucking Mule
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Let's Go to Huntin'
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Lonesome John
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Lost Boy
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Masanga Njia
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Old Greasy Coat
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On My Street
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Peg and Awl