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Anchored in Love
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Church in the Wildwood
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Keep on the Sunny Side
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Bright Morning Star
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Turn Your Radio On
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In the Garden
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The Vassar Family Singers Richmond, Virginia
Vassar Family Singers are an old time gospel singing group. A blend of southern gospel, old time, and bluegrass gospel. We
play everything from Carter Family, to Bill Monroe, to traditional hymns.
Jonathan Vassar/guitar/vocals
Antonia F.D. Vassar/accordion/vocals
Nate Mathews/bass/vocals
Grant Hunnicutt/mandolin/vocals
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