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Falls of Richmond
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I've Endured
02:47
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Black-Eyed Suzy
02:46
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Clyde Davenport's Set
03:49
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Raleigh & Spencer
02:23
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Policeman
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Hills of Belgium Brussels, Belgium
Mountain music from the flat country. A violin/banjo duo that revisits roots of American music. Welcome to 1905, in the Belgian Appalachians!
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