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Cruisin'
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Mattie and Karine's
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Boithrín Doire
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Rosetta
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Albert Ross
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Le violon confesseur
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Stringrays
New American fiddle tunes from the Stringrays, supergroup of New England contra dance music.
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This is an album filled with amazing music but it’s hard to top a track with a rocking moneymusk followed by...a hidden track(!!!) with one of my favorite tunes, Tom Kruskal’s, played by the ones who wrote it!
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