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True North Jigs
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Skye Tunes
03:00
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Bovaglie Plaid
04:41
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Lakewind to The Narrows
03:11
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Bill's 78 Records
02:57
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Crossing Over to Ireland
02:50
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Clan Ranald
03:27
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The Breem Dog
04:25
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Buddy Jigs
03:03
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An Athole Set
05:14
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Highstead's Set
03:50
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Farewell to Whisky
01:49
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Sam's Recommendation
04:15
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Jigs with Mac
03:08
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Doug Lamey Nova Scotia
Cape Breton Fiddle Player with a passion for performing a great tradition passed down from the generations that came before.
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