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Riding on the L&N
02:47
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Going Home
03:25
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Road to Dawson
03:18
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Paul Craft, Sony ATV Melody. Terry Enyeart, lead vocal and bass. Don Share, tenor vocal and guitar. Dave Keenan, banjo. Paul Elliott, fiddle. Tom Moran, mandolin.
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Who Needs You
03:26
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Up and Down the Mountain
03:05
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Shannon's Last Ride
03:19
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Old Ebenezer Scrooge
04:22
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Cloudy Days
04:17
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Timber
03:01
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Heartland Waltz
04:03
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Things in Life
03:53
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The DownTown Mountain Boys Seattle, Washington
The Pacific Northwest most accomplished bluegrass band for over two decades.
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