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flop eared mule
02:30
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billy in the lowground
02:44
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banjo
01:00
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broken down gambler
02:44
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batchin on the farm
03:15
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citico
02:51
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birdie
02:29
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wade ward tune
01:33
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rymer's favorite
02:37
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French Broadcasters Weaverville, North Carolina
old time music in western North Carolina
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