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From Clare to Here
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The Jolly Beggar
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The Irish Rover
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Dirty Old Town
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Arthur McBride
05:06
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The Flowers of Edinburgh
03:30
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The Foggy Dew
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John Riley
06:23
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Ordinary Man
07:25
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The Minstrel Boy
03:27
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The Mermaid
04:27
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Sligo Rags Los Angeles, California
This
dynamic ensemble presents Celtic Folk (and so much more) with a
decidedly
bluegrass attitude. Named among the top acoustic bands in LA
(by Folkworks Magazine) and two-time winners of the Orange County
Music Award for Best Folk Band, Sligo Rags is taking the Folk and Celtic music scenes by storm with a unique blend of
eclectic musical influences.
... more
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