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Put a little honky back in your tonk at the second annual Classic Country Music Fest at Traders Village. Houston favorites Miss Leslie & Her Juke-Jointers headline at 4:15 p.m. to get you in touch with your Patsy Cline-lovin', boot-scootin' roots. And Johnny Falstaff, Justin Trevino and the Weary Boys will be bringing the twang starting at noon.
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