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Red Dog in the Morning
04:00
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Hills Of Mexico
03:59
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John Henry
02:57
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Long Lonesome Road Blues
03:23
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Maggie Meade/Sandy Boys
02:48
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Rye Whiskey
03:59
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Cider
02:33
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Boatman Dance
02:14
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East Virginia Blues
02:43
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Dig a Hole (Live Studio)
02:45
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Andrea Verga & Mr. Bigoni Lecco, Italy
Sharing a common passion for old-time american music (ragtime, bluegrass, hillbilly, trad folk, country/blues, and more), they start this musical partnership where they trade vocals and prove their musical point with just a banjo, a mandolin, an acoustic guitar and foot percussions. ... more
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