Branson icon Shoji Tabuchi dies at 79
The Branson community, fans around the world and the music industry at large are mourning the death of the long-time Branson entertainer and legendary fiddle player Shoji Tabuchi, who died
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The Branson community, fans around the world and the music industry at large are mourning the death of the long-time Branson entertainer and legendary fiddle player Shoji Tabuchi, who died
Tabuchi, hailed as the “King of Branson,” had been a popular draw in the live music and family vacation spot for more than 30 years.
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Shoji Tabuchi, a staple in Branson died Friday at 79. Tabuchi was best known for the eponymous family variety show that entertained legions of fans.
What Happened to Shoji Tabuchi? Singer Died From Pancreatic Cancer, Death - Obituary He was a very famous and talented Japanese fiddler who was no more