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Dishes
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Measure of Success
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Upstate
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Easy Way Out
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Moving Forward
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Moonlight
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The Plate Scrapers Frederick, Maryland
The Plate Scrapers originated in 2014 in western Maryland. The traditional spirit of The Plate
Scrapers is still
innately intact over a half a decade later, though
they have evolved into far more than your average bluegrass band.
Through diverse backgrounds and influences ranging from jazz, to
hard rock, to funk, the band has taken their music to an eclectic
new level.
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