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Martin Sexton wants to play anywhere. Vineyards, Drive-Ins, Oil Changes…

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Martin Sexton wants to play anywhere. Vineyards, Drive-Ins, Oil Changes…
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Martin Sexton Back in action at Black Birch Vineyard today.  But he’s just glad to be playing shows again. Despite the pandemic, this local hero has made the most of his time in quarantine. Hear his conversation with Monte and see him this afternoon in North Hatfield.

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