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Eva's Reel
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The Wing Flapper
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Salamanca Samba
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Earl Gray
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Leaving Haines
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Micho Russell's
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Hanley's Tweed
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Reminiscing
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Martin Wynne's
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The Colliers
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Flowers of the Forest
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Alan Kelly Gang Galway, Ireland
The Alan Kelly Gang sit firmly at the cutting edge of the Traditional and World music scene. Fronted by Ireland’s piano accordion maestro, described by New York’s Irish Voice as “in league with the best piano accordionists in the world”, and with three critically acclaimed masters of their craft in tow, the gang have been taking audiences by storm impressing both music lover and critic alike. ... more
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