Tuesday, August 28 2007
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In English it means “Second Grass.” It’s a reference to a new form of bluegrass that takes advantage of traditional instruments, but strays far from the template of classical bluegrass songs. And it's the trademark of the Czech band Druha Trava. They join host Frank Stasio in the studio to play some familiar and some not-so-familiar tunes.
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