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Hello stranger
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Shenandoah
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No depression
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The cuckoo
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Going down that road
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Bugger Burns
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Reuben's train
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Barry and the Crumpets Wellington, New Zealand
Barry and the Crumpets are a foot-stomping, barn-romping country dance extravagance. Playing old-time classics, breakneck
bluegrass and swampy blues. All played toe-tapping fast and knee-slapping rowdy.
Barry and the Crumpets are:
Brendan Schenk: Vocals, Mandolin
Rachel Evans: Fiddle
Donald James: Vocals, Cajon
Simon Carryer: Vocals, Banjo, Cello Banjo
... more
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