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Ford O' Kabul River
03:20
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2. |
Tommy
04:40
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Sir Richard's Song
04:53
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4. |
The Land
06:22
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5. |
Philadelphia
04:15
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6. |
Cells
04:53
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Mandalay
05:43
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8. |
An Astrologer's Song
03:20
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10. |
Song of the Men's Side
02:38
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11. |
The Liner She's a Lady
05:38
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12. |
Frankie's Trade
03:32
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13. |
We Have Fed Our Sea
03:27
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14. |
A Carol
01:57
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15. |
Danny Deever
04:57
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16. |
Follow Me 'Ome
04:51
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John Roberts Schenectady, New York
A British traditional folksinger now resident in the US, John Roberts is perhaps best known for his partnership with fellow
Brit Tony Barrand, as well as the seasonal program, Nowell Sing We Clear. But
John has always worked as a solo performer, who particularly excels in the areas of English balladry and songs of the sea. John often accompanies himself on the banjo or concertina.
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