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Song
Album
Sebastian Maroto Prelude A Zette
Christian Kaiser Lied des Konigs
Peter Lang Green Apple Quickstep
Marcel Dadi Sonia
Stefan Grossman Mississippi Blues Number 2
Peter Spencer April Blues
60,000,000 Buffalo American Money Blues
Jimmie Brown & Bill Hatfield Two Trains
Bob Frank Memphis Jail
Rev. Gary Davis When the Train Comes Along (Meet You At the Station)
Bob Guida Worried Blues
Clarence Cooper Erie Canal
Pat Conti What Are They Doing in Heaven Today
Blind Willie McTell Broke Down Engine Blues
Mississippi John Hurt Talkin' Casey
Mississippi John Hurt Joe Turner Blues
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Madisonville String Band Next to Your Mother, Who Do You Love
Old Reliable String Band Streets of Glory
Black Twig Pickers John Brown's Dream
Taylor's Kentucky Boys Maxwell Girl
Frank Bode & Tommy Jarrell Susannah Gal
Hagan Brothers Franklin on the Freeway
Emmanuel Wood & Family Lighthouse
Butch Robins Kansas City Railroad Blues
New Lost City Ramblers John Brown's Dream
Crockett Family Mountaineers Little Rabbit/Rabbit, Where's Your Mammy
Pete Stanley & Brian Colby The Columbus Stockade Blues
New Deal String Band Ragtime Annie
Fiddle Fever Roxanna Waltz/Scotland
Pat Hernon The Forest of Garth
Henri Otis, Johnny Dugas, Noel Tremblay & Orel Quinn La Guigue a Jos Bouchard
Cuchulainn John Allen's Reel
Malicorne Branle/La Peronelle
Magna Carta Country Jam
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Richard Thompson A Love You Can't Survive
Greg Trooper Inisheer
Alasdair Roberts Down Where the Willow Wands Weep
Donovan Belated Forgiveness Plea
Dick McCormack Fill One Room
Kathy Smith For Emile
Dave Ellis I Don't Know
Louise Taylor Midnight Rain
Lisa Germano ...to Dream
Frank Bango Does the Bitter Moon Really Care About How Dark it Gets?
Arco No One at the Wheel
Julie Doiron The Book Song
Greg Brown Telling Stories
Liz Janes Fall Down
Lucinda Williams World Without Tears
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