Old Buck in the Studio
The debut recording from Old Buck – Riley Baugus (banjo), Debra Clifford (guitar), Emily Schaad (fiddle), and Sabra Guzman (bass) – was one of the highlights of 2013. Here’s a little glimpse behind the scenes of the recording.
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