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Pinkard and Bowden, the country comedy boys, will also be on hand doing their hilarious take-offs on various country songs and singers, including The Judds who just happen to be heading the Jamboree (this should prove interesting). Pinkard and Bowden will be appearing at various times during the day to add a little something different to the Jamboree.

Pake McEntire, who is a relative newcomer to our country music scene will be on stage too. Pake’s latest song “Bad Love,” is still ranking right up there on the country music charts; and, what a terrific voice this man has!

Sawyer Brown is sure to have all Jamboree-ers in motion when they do their thing on stage. These five young men from New England got their first break on Star Search in 1984 and have been going strong ever since with chart busters like “Step That Step” and “Used To Blue.” Sawyer Brown had acquired the reputation as having a terrific “dance band” beat to all their music —you know, the kind you just can’t sit still for. An inside source tells me that members of the group have been known to don baseball caps and tee^shiirts and meander through crowds before they perform—soo keep your eyes peeled—and get ready to dance! That terrific mother

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