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This captivating image showcases the iconic Bill Monroe, fondly remembered as the "Father of Bluegrass," in the heat of a performance at the famous 1963 Newport Folk Festival. Monroe, affectionately clutching his mandolin, is immersed in delivering his soulful bluegrass tunes to an entranced audience. The photograph captures one of those precious moments when the musician's passionate intensity captivated folk music lovers across generations.
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