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Listen to Todd Snider perform "Stomp and Holler" Live on Mountain Stage

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Mountain Stage celebrates its 30th anniversary during this weekend’s premiere broadcast, featuring our old friend Todd Snider. He kicks off his set with a cover of the Hayes Carll song “Stomp and Holler.”

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