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I Won’t be Coming Back
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New York Girls
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Dark Lady
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Jolly Roving Tar
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Jacky Fairie’s Hornpipe
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Yarmouth Town
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Leaving of Liverpool
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The Irish Rover
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Fluten Bass
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The Alein' Whalers Minnesota
The Alein’ Whalers have been on the Twin Cities music scene since 2014 and they have developed their own style of folk fusion including hints of blues, country, and rock. Their repertoire consists of sea shanties and whaling ballads, traditional session instrumentals, and even some modern covers. ... more
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