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Woodsongs Old Time Radio Hour number: 416

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Chris Thile & The How To Grow A Band
CHRIS THILE has accomplished more than most at just 25 years old-- 2 million albums sold with Grammy-winning Nickel Creek, six solo albums (the first at the age of 12), a side career as an in-demand studio musician, and collaborations with Edgar Meyer, Bela Fleck and others. He returns to WoodSongs in support of his brilliant new album, called "How to Grow A Woman". Joining Chris will be some of the finest musicians in the bluegrass world: Gabe Witcher, Noam Pikelny, Chris Eldridge and Greg Garrison.

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