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Jonathan Huber
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Radio Host, Morning Edition, KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)
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By Jonathan Huber Verified| High Plains Public Radio Verified Wayne Steadham says he has attended every Walnut Valley Festival. Counting this year, that’s 52. He was living in Winfield when organizers announced the first festival in 1972, originally called the “Walnut Valley Bluegrass Festival and National Flat-Picking Championship.” It was changed to “Walnut Valley Festival” in 1980. Musicians Dan Crary, Lester Flatt, New Grass Revival, and Doc and Merle Watson were some of the performers at the inaugural festival held at the Cowley County Fairgrounds.
By Jonathan Huber Verified| KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS) Verified Wayne Steadham says he has attended every Walnut Valley Festival. Counting this year, that’s 52. He was living in Winfield when organizers announced the first festival in 1972, originally called the “Walnut Valley Bluegrass Festival and National Flat-Picking Championship.” It was changed to “Walnut Valley Festival” in 1980. Musicians Dan Crary, Lester Flatt, New Grass Revival, and Doc and Merle Watson were some of the performers at the inaugural festival held at the Cowley County Fairgrounds.
By Jonathan Huber Verified| High Plains Public Radio Verified Wayne Steadham says he has attended every Walnut Valley Festival. Counting this year, that’s 52. He was living in Winfield when organizers announced the first festival in 1972, originally called the “Walnut Valley Bluegrass Festival and National Flat-Picking Championship.” It was changed to “Walnut Valley Festival” in 1980. Musicians Dan Crary, Lester Flatt, New Grass Revival, and Doc and Merle Watson were some of the performers at the inaugural festival held at the Cowley County Fairgrounds.
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KMUW-FM (Wichita, KS)