Tracy Crouch leaving Dixie Echoes
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Daniel J. Mount in
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The Dixie Echoes announced today that Tracy Crouch is leaving. I hate to see him go but I can’t blame him; his baby will only be little once.
On a side note, I think he’s the first performer I’ve interviewed to go off the road.
I wish you the best, Tracy!
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