Born in a relatively small North Carolina town not too far from Chapel Hill, Elizabeth Nevills grew up around her musician brothers and borrowed their gear while no one was looking. If anyone had been paying attention, though, they most likely would have been shocked. As it was, Nevills developed her style in private, playing for herself on the banjo more frequently than a six string guitar to begin with. But after cobbling together some money she earned as a maid, the nascent musician purchased herself a guitar.
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