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Moonshiners Blues
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The Foolish Lover
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My Old Kentucky Home.
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Harmonica Ballad III
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Rustic Wanderers Montgomery, Alabama
A group of Folkies who have a love for all things blue grass, Americana, Blues, Irish fiddle, or English ballad. Whether from the Appalachians or Greenwich or on a street Corner in London or Dublin. Anything that was never new, but never gets old the Rustic Wanderers play it. ... more
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