The Taffetas: A Musical Journey through the 1950s

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Published January 20, 2012 at 5:49 PM EST

The Taffetas is a show that highlights music from the 1950s and all the problems inherent in that time. It's being performed by the Rosebarn Theatre, in Madison County. For Arts Weekly, Roger Duvall caught up with the five ladies that make up The Taffetas.

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