Bluegrass is traditionally know as a roots genre … those roots are deep in the family values we cherish in this country and especially in the South.
I loved the trailer but would not give a penny to an organization called “F-hole Productions.”
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hey John,
I haven’t heard from you in a while, it’s good to know you’re still alive!
I’m sure someone will point this out sooner or later, but you do know what an f-hole is? it’s the two sound holes on a mandolin that are shaped rather like the letter “f.” Hence the name.
What a horrible thing to call them. And to think — I was thinking of getting my kids fiddle lessons!
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