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Carolina Tar Heels
Artist Biography For Carolina Tar Heels
The Carolina Tar Heels Was An American Old Time String Band. It Originally Consisted Of Dock Walsh July 23 1901 – May 28 1967 On Banjo And Gwen Foster On Harmonica. Later Clarence Ashley September 29 1895 – June 2 1967 Joined On Guitar And Garley Foster January 10 1905 – October 5 1968 Would Replace Gwen On Harmonica. Despite Sharing A Surname Gwen And Garley Were Not Related. The Carolina Tar Heels Were Active In The 1920s And Disbanded In 1932.
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Biography - Carolina Tar Heels
The Carolina Tar Heels Was An American Old Time String Band. It Originally Consisted Of Dock Walsh July 23 1901 – May 28 1967 On Banjo And Gwen Foster On Harmonica. Later Clarence Ashley September 29 1895 – June 2 1967 Joined On Guitar And Garley Foster January 10 1905 – October 5 1968 Would Replace Gwen On Harmonica. Despite Sharing A Surname Gwen And Garley Were Not Related. The Carolina Tar Heels Were Active In The 1920s And Disbanded In 1932.
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