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		<title>Welcome</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Step back in time and travel with me across the single lane highways that are now the  back-roads of today&#8217;s superhighways. The music and food  that captured the working man and woman&#8217;s heart of  today. Rolled out of the mountains and farmlands of yesterday&#8217;s America.  With nothing more to gain, musicians, writers and performers created [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><span style="font-size: 12pt;">Step back in time and travel with me across the single lane highways<strong> </strong>that are<strong> </strong>now the  back-roads of today&#8217;s superhighways. The music and food  that captured the working man and woman&#8217;s heart of  today. Rolled out of the mountains and farmlands of yesterday&#8217;s America.  With nothing more to gain, musicians, writers and performers created a sound that mankind the world over can identify with. A sound only heard by the common man.  A song, that spoke not only <em>to</em> them, but <em>for</em> them, their food, their traditions that have a history that will surprise and nurture you to discover your own past.</span></p>
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