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Wildwood Flower
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Little Birdie
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Lost John
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Muleskinner Blues
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Liza Up A Simmon Tree
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Red Rocking Chair
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The Cuckoo
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Lazy John
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Gospel Plough
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Appaloosas UK
Trio based in Dartmoor, Devon, United Kingdom
Eliza Acty
Peter Acty
Stephen Potter
We play Old-Time and Appalachian music.
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