The Marty Stuart story is like a well-plotted drama. Act one began early. A music fan almost from birth, Stuart performed professionally by age 12,
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The year was 2002, and the moment arrived in the form
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While recording his new album, Undivided Heart & Soul, at Historic RCA Studio B, JD McPherson discovered some unexpected collaborators.
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