Legendary Branson entertainer, Shoji Tabuchi, dies at 79
BRANSON, Mo. — Longtime Branson entertainer Shoji Tabuchi, 79, died on Friday.
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BRANSON, Mo. — Longtime Branson entertainer Shoji Tabuchi, 79, died on Friday.
Longtime Branson performer Shoji Tabuchi has died at age 79. Tabuchi was a recipient of the National Fiddle Hall of Fame. The performer died after a fight with
Shoji Tabuchi moved to Branson in the early 1980s and was one of the longest-running headliners in the Ozarks vacation destination.
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