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Fireworks
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The Tide
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Seaside Asylum
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Don't Go
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Red Oak Leaves
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Sally in the Rye
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Good Dreams
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Wood Splitter
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New Year's Day
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Six Miles
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The Moon Shells
The Moon Shells—Maggie Shar, Brian Slattery, Laura Murawski, Molly Merrett, and Charlie Shaw—draw from the traditional music of Appalachia, Louisiana, West Africa and elsewhere to try to make something new. Whether performing as an acoustic stringband, a stripped-down trio, or a five-piece making modern sounds on traditional instruments at clubs and festivals, the Moon Shells move hearts and feet. ... more
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just a fine collection of oldtime clawhammer banjo tunes played so well by a young lady of tremendus talent
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Love it :) Best banjo wishes, Mary Z. Cox
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Rushed over to see if Jake was on Bandcamp as soon as I heard him on the latest ETown episode. Excited to hear all of this!
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