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Lakelanders Reel
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Cumberland Gap
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Old Dubuque
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Katydid
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Gary's Polka
02:27
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Rachel
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Saturday Night Waltz
03:08
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Logan County Blues
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Old Molly Hare
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Finn Polka
02:36
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Robinson County
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Blackberry Waltz
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kyle orla Duluth, Minnesota
Folksinger & Fiddler
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