Paula Bradley Lee, Massachusetts
A multi-instrumentalist (banjo, guitar, uke & piano) Paula has performed with: old-time darlings "Uncle Earl"; legends Bruce Molsky & Tony Trischka as "Jawbone"; acclaimed old-time trio "The Rhythm Rats"; honkytonk combo "Girl Howdy"; her late husband Bill Dillof as "Moonshine Holler”. Currently performs with juke joint swing combo "Miss Paula & The Twangbusters" & fiddler Darren Wallace. ... more
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