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I'm not a Bluegrass musician by any stretch but I've always
found their band names amusing. I created this device so that you, too, can
enjoy the fun if you're so inclined. Take any word from column A, match it with
words from columns B and C, and bingo, you've got the Stony Mountain Boys, the
Rocky Gorge Rangers or the Lost Biscuit Ramblers. Enjoy. Then maybe you should
try to do something productive. Just a suggestion.
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Stony |
Ridge |
Boys |
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Ozark |
Trail |
Band |
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Appalachian |
Creek |
Ramblers |
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Lonesome |
River |
Singers |
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Lost |
Gap |
Brothers |
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Foggy |
Plains |
Drifters |
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Ramblin' |
Ranch |
Riders |
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New |
Valley |
Rangers |
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High |
Mountain |
Minstrels |
| Low |
City |
Travelers |
| Deep |
Bend |
Backsteppers |
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Rocky |
Biscuit |
Rovers |
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Cumberland |
Bottom |
Gang |
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Big |
Hill |
Vagabonds |
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Little |
Gorge |
Prowlers |
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Rolling |
Road |
Wanderers |
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Hot |
Branch |
Pilgrims |
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Continental |
Stream |
Wayfarers |
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Most any state
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Rock |
Wranglers |
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except: Hawaii, |
Divide |
Sidewinders |
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Ws., Mn., Maine, |
Road |
Buckaroos |
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Mass., Alaska, |
Branch |
Strummers |
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Nebraska, or |
Sky |
Naturals |
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Florida |
Brook |
Rollers |
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Urban |
Rock |
Yodelers |
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Clinch |
Country |
Minutemen |
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Strolling |
Rhythm |
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Most any county: |
Territory |
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Such as Pike, Macon |
Forest |
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or Harlan but not |
Hollow |
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Palm Beach, |
Gully |
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Milwaukee or |
Peak |
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Westchester |
Woods |
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Country |
Fork |
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Green |
Bridge |
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Black |
Shore |
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Blue |
Mile |
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Red |
Backporch |
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Mellow |
Bluegrass |
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Melody |
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Old |
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American |
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Long |
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Circle |
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Wide |
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