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“Mr. Silver Strings” Is Super Talented Music Man » The New Journal and Guide

Thaddeus Coffey, also known as "Mr. Silver Strings," is a self-taught master of over 200 musical instruments, captivating audiences with his extraordinary talent. His journey, from struggling to speak until age four to becoming a musical prodigy, showcases his unique abilities and dedication to sharing his gifts with the community.

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