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Ruby
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The Old Home Place
02:19
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John Hardy
02:03
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Cold Winds Blow
03:24
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Burn Your Playhouse Down
01:47
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Nine Pound Hammer
02:48
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That's Where It's at
02:41
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Man In Love
02:23
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Fiddle Tune Medley
01:30
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Hard Enough
02:11
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Come on Over
02:41
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Old Plank Road
02:56
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The No Good Redwood Ramblers Arcata, California
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