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Bridgets Hawaiian Cruise
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Mrs. Maxwell's First Air
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Lord Inchiquin
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Lady Athenry
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Lady Gethin
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Planxty Hewlett
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Mrs. Judge
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Fanny Power
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Carolans Draft
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Blind Mary
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Steve Baughman San Francisco, California
Steve Baughman is known for his melodic fingerstyle guitar playing, which draws on Celtic, Appalachian, and various ethnic and folk traditions, as well as his clawhammer guitar playing of old-time fiddle tunes with an infectious groove and rhythm. He was described by Dirty Linen magazine as one of the best Celtic fingerpickers in the United States. ... more
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