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The Singer
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Glenlivet
02:28
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The Ploughman
02:48
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Shotover
03:07
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Black Beach
03:29
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Greenfield
04:12
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Merrie Dancers
03:28
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Swan LK243
03:34
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Kisses Sweeter than Wine
03:45
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Wild Mountain Thyme
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Thousands or More
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Moonrakers Oxford, UK
Described as “startlingly talented” (Oxford Times) and now with five albums of "exquisite music "(BBC) and "truly wonderful" (Wycombe Festival) performances, Moonrakers present an informal evening of musical excellence and humour.
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