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Ida Red
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Little Rabbit
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Long Steel Rail
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Follow the Buffalo
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Horny Ewe
02:51
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Crook Brothers Breakdown
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Going Back to Hamburg
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Last Indian
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Late For The Dance
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Walking in the Parlor
02:44
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Sally Johnson
04:02
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Last Chance
03:39
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Molly Put the Kettle On
03:39
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Up Around The Sun Austin, Texas
The duo features Jerry Hagins playing traditional tunes on fiddle and banjo, while Tim Kerr plays unusual changes and chords on an open-tuned acoustic guitar.
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