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Dear Old Dixie
01:32
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Dickson County Blues
04:15
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Hang Me
04:37
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L and N Rag
05:19
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Needlecase
02:26
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Nervous Breakdown
02:00
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Sandy Boys
04:02
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Sugar Hill
04:52
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Whoop Em Up Cindy
02:12
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Willow Creek
03:18
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Cindy
01:06
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Coal Creek March
02:33
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Betsy Likens
03:28
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Big Eyed Rabbit
03:52
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Aaron Jonah Lewis and Ed Hicks London, UK
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