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Justin Sifford Guitar. Presently he performs at the Grand Country Comedy Jamboree show in Branson, Missouri, but he is waiting for the call to be the next Governor of Illinois. |
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The “Missouri Boatride” Bluegrass band was formed in the late 90’s when a group of family and neighbors began “jamming” together. A uniqueness of musical talent in instrumentals and vocals appeared and the group began receiving request to perform publicly. Performances have included the Branson’s American Star, Silver Dollar City and many unique venues throught the Branson, Missouri area.
Do you remember this famous movie scene?
Carpetbagger: Do you really think you can shoot all those men down before they shoot you? No, no, Mr. Josey Wales; there is such a thing in this country called justice!
Josey Wales: Well, Mr. Carpetbagger. We got somethin' in this territory called the Missouri boat ride. [shoots the rope hauling the ferry of redlegs across the river - leaving them free-floating downstream]
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ONCE THESE FELLERS GET STARTED, AIN'T NO TELLIN' WHERE THEY'RE GONNA END UP
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Bob Gideon Banjo. Bob has performed at Silver Dollar City, Branson and many festivals across America. |
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Larry Sifford Bass. Larry emcees for the group and acts as the manager. He also hosts the annual Wooley Creek Bluegrass Festival which attracts hundreds of Bluegrass fans each fall to Cape Fair, Missouri. |
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| Dean Webb Mandolin. Dean is best known for his six guest appearances on the Andy Griffith Show as one of the Darling Family. He has toured nationally with the Bluegrass group “The Dillards” and has even performed at Carnegie Hall. The Missouri Boatride will take you back in time with music of the past and will also erase the worries from your mind with good country humor and great entertainment. |
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