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Rumblestrip
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Evil Diane
03:13
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Green Table / March 33rd
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Mary Devlin's
03:30
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Don't Despair
03:54
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The Green Reel
03:37
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Eric's Waltz
03:02
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Dave Likes Rum
02:07
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Iris O'Norman
04:22
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Fatal Bert
03:30
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Drop the Knife
03:15
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The Bouncing Jacket
03:05
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Little Whiskey
03:25
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Samuel Bartlett Bloomington, Indiana
Sam Bartlett is a traditional musician known throughout the United States contra dance circuit for his mandolin, banjo, and guitar playing as well as his original music. His compositions have been profiled on NPR’s All Things Considered and his playing has been featured on the Thistle & Shamrock, and in two Ken Burns documentaries, Prohibition and The Dust Bowl. ... more
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