The High 48’s CD release with The Ditchlilies
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The Ditchlilies are dedicated to learning, playing and dancing to Old-Time Country Music. Kari Larson, Lisa Schultz, Meghan Dudle and Liz Draper all bring to this high energy band the grit and talent it takes to fairly represent folk music from country music...
