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Whiskey Before Breakfast
03:37
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The Blarney Pilgrim
03:35
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Casey Jones
04:36
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Soldier's Joy
06:12
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Cumberland Gap
02:42
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St. Anne's Reel
03:22
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Pig In The Pen
04:00
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Pin In The Pen (Take 2)
03:17
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Pig In The Pen (Take 3)
03:06
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Nancy Roland
04:29
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Hawks And Eagles
04:15
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Seneca Square Dance
03:06
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Forked Deer
04:41
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Dusty Miller
04:37
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Pike's Peak
03:48
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Apple Bucket Blues
03:27
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Sleeping Lulu
03:59
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Billy In The Low Ground
01:44
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Too Young To Marry
04:00
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Fishing Creek Blues
04:08
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25. |
Goodbye Liza
08:02
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26. |
Lee Highway
02:59
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27. |
South Wind
02:43
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28. |
South Wind (Take 2)
03:06
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Jamie Allen
02:46
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Big John McNeil
03:51
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John Specker Vermont
"John's influence on other musicians is legendary, and he performs with an intensity that has to be seen to be believed." -
Champlain Valley Folk Fest.
"A revelation to those not on the old-time circuit, playing dark, driving and highly individualistic fiddle." -The Ithaca Journal.
"John can be considered a pioneer of what is called the Ithaca Sound. His influence carries on." -Old Time Herald
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