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A Steep Road To Nowhere
02:37
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Abe's Retreat
02:19
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Paddy On The Turnpike
02:01
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Shakin' Down The Acorns
01:33
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Falls Of Richmond
03:10
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Mo Réalta's Jig
01:55
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Hickory Jack
02:28
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La Chouette Folk Auxerre, France
Fiddler de l'Auxois au style inspiré par l'Old-Time, l'irlandais, le cajun et le Blues.
A fiddler in the area of Auxerre (France) with a style inspired by Old-Time, irish, Cajun and Blues.
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