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(Music)

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(Music)

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Robbie Mizzone: Thank you.

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Tommy Mizzone: Thank you very much.

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We're so excited to be here.[br]It's such an honor.

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Like he said, we're[br]three brothers from New Jersey --

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you know, the bluegrass[br]capital of the world.

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(Laughter)

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We discovered bluegrass a few years ago,

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and we fell in love with it.

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We hope you guys will too.

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This next song is an original[br]we wrote called "Time Lapse,"

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and it will probably live up to its name.

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(Tuning)

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TM: Thank you very much.

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RM: I'm just going to take[br]a second to introduce the band.

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On guitar is my 15-year-old brother Tommy.

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(Applause)

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On banjo is 10-year-old Jonny.

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He's also our brother.

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And I'm Robbie, and I'm 14,[br]and I play the fiddle.

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As you can see, we decided[br]to make it hard on ourselves,

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and we chose to play three songs

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in three different keys.

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(Tuning)

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Yeah. I'm also going to explain,[br]a lot of people want to know

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where we got the name[br]"Sleepy Man Banjo Boys" from.

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So, it started when Jonny was little,

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and he first started the banjo,[br]he would play on his back

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with his eyes closed,

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and we'd say it looked[br]like he was sleeping.

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So you can probably piece[br]the rest together.

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TM: We can't really figure out the reason.

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It might have been[br]that it weighs about a million pounds.

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(Music)

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TM: Thank you very much.

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(Cheering)

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RM: Thank you.

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(Applause)