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Jack the Buck
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Shady Grove
02:59
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The Bottle Opener
04:56
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Foregone Conclusion
04:25
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Ballyshannon Bends
03:46
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Banks of Ohio
03:33
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Inisheer
04:05
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Puerto del Sol
03:16
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Streets of Vigo
03:27
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Friend of Mine
04:50
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Tripytch
04:23
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Atlantic Swell
03:41
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Fling Galway, Ireland
Fling is a coming together of like-minded individuals who share a joy in both music and travel, each one an accomplished musician in their own right. The resultant music is a blend of traditions and styles, a ‘world’ music, that has twangs of Bluegrass, Irish Trad and good ol’ Rock and Roll. Their influences range from Planxty and Lunasa to Rory Gallagher and Led Zeppellin. ... more
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