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Road To Columbus
02:39
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Brown County Breakdown
04:10
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Lonesome Moonlight Waltz
02:47
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Jerusalem Ridge
03:34
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Monroe's Hornpipe
02:36
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Cheyenne
03:09
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Big Sandy River
02:29
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Stoney Lonesome
03:09
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9. |
Mississippi Waltz
02:46
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10. |
Wheel Hoss
02:38
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11. |
Fiddler's Pastime
02:00
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12. |
Ashland Breakdown
02:15
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Ahren Buchheister Annapolis, Maryland
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