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The Alaska Set
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The Sunday Marathon
04:03
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The Robert Burns Medley
04:23
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California Highway 1
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Rip the Calico
04:14
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The Duchess of Hamilton
04:16
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Farewell to Gibraltar
04:22
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Perilous Pipe Jigs
04:55
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The Fire Santa Cruz, California
The Fire is a high energy traditional music band that combines world class performances of blazing Scottish music with a distinctly Californian flare.
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