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Deckhand On A Trawler
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1962
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When The Moon is Full
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Waltz Around The Cape
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Moon Upon The Left
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Miscellany Of Folk
Est. in 2022, Miscellany Of Folk unites Irish and Newfoundland talents in captivating folk performances. With extensive touring and recording experience, they offer a diverse repertoire, spanning the Atlantic. Their dynamic, emotive concerts blend accordion, fiddle, guitar, and resonant vocals, promising a heartwarming musical journey ... more
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