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Indian Reels
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Dirt & Stone
06:24
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The Toast - Part 1
04:20
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The Toast - Part 2
03:27
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The Dewy Dells of Yarrow
08:07
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Crazy Creek Set
04:11
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Patchwork
04:24
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Air
02:12
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Hey to the Pipes
04:45
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The Ploughman's Son
03:21
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Heather Bonn
03:10
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Service
03:20
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Spanish Lady
01:23
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Brandon Town
05:56
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Big John McNeil
05:40
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Mad Pudding Vancouver, British Columbia
Mad Pudding hails from Vancouver, BC, Canada. Actively touring internationally throughout the 1990s, now they maintain solo careers and play together occasionally at festivals and concerts around the Vancouver area.
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