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Bluegrass in Nashville: A Picker's Paradise

Nashville may be known for its country music, but Music City is also home to a flourishing bluegrass scene. Musicians and fans, young and old, take to historic concert halls, hole-in-the-wall bars and even an underground cave to enjoy some good pickin' in the capital of Tennessee.

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