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Fateful Belle
05:10
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Standing Bear
05:45
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Mary and the Soldier
04:00
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Mary of Dungloe
03:57
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Tippin it up to Nancy
03:58
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Francisco de Cuellar
05:26
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Tyneside Girl
04:11
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The Galway Shawl
06:05
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A Song Borrowed
02:56
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Chris Rogan Manchester, UK
Chris Rogan – for many years a solo artist is currently to be found
performing as a duo with his daughter
Louise. Chris “has a gentle yet authoritive voice complimented by the flawless tones of his daughter”, (Folk Northwest Magazine).
His contemporary celtic sound enhances any music collection. And his favourites - Christy Moore, Cara Dillon & John Doyle, John McCusker & Mike McGoldrick.
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