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Chris Jones

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Alberta, Tennessee
As seen in: Bluegrass Today, SiriusXM, MSN Ireland, Bandcamp Daily, The Atlantic, Birmingham Mail, CBR, Autoweek, Golf Digest, The News & Observer, Derbyshire Live, Belfast Live and
Singer/songwriter/SiriusXM host/Bluegrass Today columnist/overly scheduled individual. Instagram: @chrisjonesgrass
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From The Side of the Road… backstories of bluegrass villains

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By Chris Jones Verified
| Bluegrass Today Verified
I’ve noticed within the entertainment industry over the last several years a growing interest in the back stories of the villains of some of our legends, fairy tales, and classic superhero stories. Having milked most of the superhero and Grimm’s fairy tale-based franchises dry, all that’s left is to retell these tales from the point of view of the antagonists.
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From The Side of the Road… more Facebook follies

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By Chris Jones Verified
| Bluegrass Today Verified
Last week’s column about Facebook fan pages generated a few reader questions, and I wanted to field those before moving on to other subjects. I spoke to a young man who considers himself an expert in the area of social media, to see if he’d be willing to answer some of these for me, and he kindly agreed to help out.
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From The Side of the Road… are you smarter than Facebook?

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By Chris Jones Verified
| Bluegrass Today Verified
Ever since Facebook came on the scene, making people in vast portions of the world up to 58% less productive in their lives, bluegrass musicians, bands, associations, and other related businesses have tried to use it for promotional and networking purposes, with mixed success.
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