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SONS OF THE SAN JOAQUIN Emphasizing the western half of country-western music, this Central Valley-based trio continues the tradition of Sons of the Pioneers with harmony-laden tales rooted in the vast American frontier. (Palomino, 3:10-3:50)

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DON EDWARDS The cowboy troubadour from Texas is widely respected for his historically informed, unromanticized approach to western music and culture. (Mustang, 4-4:35)

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SHOOTER JENNINGS (pictured)The son of Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter has a lot of his dad's maverick attitude, but hasn't yet fully channeled the unique musical perspective that marked Waylon's best music. (Palomino, 4-4:45)

RANDY ROGERS BAND Country-rock band from a Cleburne, Texas-reared preacher's son. (Tundra, 4-4:40)