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Holding Me Down (Live)
04:30
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Come Back to Me (Live)
04:24
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Band Introduction
01:39
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Half-Mile Down
04:27
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Creaky Stool chat
00:45
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The River and The Course
04:20
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Band chatter
00:42
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Romance
04:27
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Minstrel Boy intro
02:02
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The Minstrel Boy
02:33
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A Particular Night intro
00:49
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A Particular Night
02:58
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Stranger Mine intro
01:53
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Stranger Mine
03:29
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18. |
Something New intro
02:07
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19. |
Something New
04:25
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Shackles & Ties intro
01:34
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Shackles & Ties
03:39
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Stuart Ferguson recommends:
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This is a compilation that showcases four of the top talents of the folk/songwriter revival in Cambridge/Boston in the early 1990's. They've all gone on to bigger things, but this is the beginning.
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They're Everywhere
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Jim's Big Ego showcases, well, Jim's Big Ego. You can't go wrong with an album that has songs like "Cut off your head," "In a bar," "The Ballad of Barry Allen," and "Asshole." Really, go check it out.
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The new EP from Scottish songwriter Alec Bowman_Clarke goes deep, setting vulnerable lyrics to gentle melodies & stripped-back arrangements.
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