Garth Brooks To Receive Gershwin Prize For Popular Song

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Garth Brooks To Receive Gershwin Prize For Popular Song

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Country music superstar and Oklahoma's own Garth Brooks has more than just friends in low places. The Library of Congress said Wednesday the Grammy winner will receive the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song in March 2020.

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