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I See a Bridge
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Rocking on the Waves
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Rock of Ages
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Were You There
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Thank God for the U.S.A.
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It's Love
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If We Forget God
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Born Again
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The Pinnacle Boys Knoxville, Tennessee
The Pinnacle Boys were one of the great Knoxville bands in the '70s that were considered among the best in the current bluegrass crop. Yet, the actual lineup on a given day could change whimsically, with the comings and goings of various star sidemen in these and every other bluegrass band in the Appalachian area too complicated for anyone to follow. ... more
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