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Mumford And Sons: Foot-Stomping British Folk

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Mumford And Sons: Foot-Stomping British Folk

The music of the West London band Mumford and Sons features banjos and mandolins that conjure images of American folk. The group's rich harmonies have even drawn comparisons to Crosby, Stills and Nash, but members Marcus Mumford and Ben Lovett say that that's only part of a large cast of influences.

Mumford And Sons: Foot-Stomping British Folk

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Mumford And Sons: Overseas Americana

Whether the group was inspired by America's own recent pop-folk explosion or merely harbors a secret love of twang, there's no denying that Mumford and Sons can jam. "Roll Away Your Stone" is a raw ode to facing demons and starting over.

'Roll Away Your Stone' by Mumford and Sons

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