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Cooney's polcas
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Rumba negra
03:30
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Crossing to the cape
03:37
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Journey to Mull
03:29
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Jenny's tune
03:20
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Ava's dance
02:47
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JP's
03:29
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Beautiful lake Ainslie
03:57
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Swanee River
02:10
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Tim Edey
Tim Edey is one of the world's finest guitarists and melodeon players – he also plays a variety of instruments to an astonishing level including piano, banjo and whistles. In addition to this Tim has a superb singing voice.
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