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Back In Durham Gaol
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The Banks Of The Lee
02:46
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Has Anyone Seen Grandad
04:08
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Vivienne Brady
03:54
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The Knocker Upper Man
02:33
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As I Roved Out
04:51
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Little Brigid Flynn
02:53
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The Funeral Song
06:20
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Goodbye Mick
03:48
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Limefield Manchester, UK
Record Label based in Manchester. Led by musician and producer John Ellis. Limefield hosts a recording studio with a warm creative embrace.The label has been created to support releases of projects that have come through the studio. Our artists are friends, or friends of friends from the vibrant, music community of Manchester and beyond. WorldFolk! ... more
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