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Bonnie Hieland Laddie
02:36
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Edward
03:45
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Let Me in This Ae nicht
04:04
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Billy Taylor
02:55
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Geordie Downie
02:42
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Och Hey Johnny Lad Set
02:47
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The Unquiet Grave
02:52
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Muggie Sha'
02:37
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Farewell Angelina
04:20
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The Beefcan Close
03:13
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Sto Mi e Milo
01:48
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A Place Called Home
03:46
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Barbara Dymock Dundee, UK
Scottish singer offering a mix of songs; mostly traditional but some new-ish!
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