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St. James Infirmary
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Dog Blues
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Mizenhead Blues
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Big Strong Man
03:53
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Doctors
02:57
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Ambulance Man
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Halloween Wind
03:54
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Mamma Don't Allow
04:13
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Vicarstown Inn
01:48
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Dead Moth
04:17
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Drink Wine Blues
07:06
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The Swamp Stomp String Band London, UK
Twangy banjos, driving guitars, a honky-tonk piano, and a thudding double bass propel everything from drinking songs that will have the room stomping their feet and raising their flagon of cider, to ballads that will break even the toughest of folk. Play your cards right and you might even get invited for a waltz! ... more
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