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Began in 2007 with good friends getting together to play music and work. Soon we began playing our music around and about Amador. Our original band members, Kevin Wever, Anne Jeffries, Lynn Vasquez and Ken Custodio. Played together for about seven years. Recently, Ken stepped out and Kevin stepped back for. A bit from playing, and our newest band members, Tami McBroom and Harry Briggs, stepped. We are so excited about our four-part harmonies and our newest sound! .
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Go play in the dirt. CowGaels in Tir na Blog. Rusty plowshares and crockery shards tell the early story of our farmstead, which has been worked since the early 1800s. Old photographs show a vast expanse of hayfields. The introduction of cattle is proved by strands of elderly barbed wire, now enveloped by trees in our present-day woods. Draft horseshoes found on a far-flung plateau hold a tantalizing clue to what could be possible once again.
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