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The .357 String Band
The.357 String Band came together in Ohio, playing a mix of bluegrass, folk, and country. Their songs like 'Stillest Hour' and 'Wishin Id Die' have a...
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The.357 String Band came together in Ohio, playing a mix of bluegrass, folk, and country. Their songs like 'Stillest Hour' and 'Wishin Id Die' have a straightforward, rootsy feel that connects with listeners who appreciate that kind of sound.
Chris Jones handles lead vocals and guitar, with Chad Johnson on mandolin and Gary Hultgren on bass. They've been at it for a while, working through the usual challenges of building an audience beyond their home region. The music doesn't try to reinvent anything, just plays it straight.
Some listeners have noted that their approach isn't strictly traditional bluegrass, which has sparked occasional discussion about where they fit. They keep playing their material regardless, letting the songs speak for themselves without much fuss.
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