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Rockingham Cindy
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Red Rocking Chair
05:45
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Liza Jane
04:21
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Cumberland Gap
05:02
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In The Pines
05:16
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Big-Eyed Rabbit
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June Apple
04:32
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Ida Mae Specker Vermont
Ida Mae Specker is a rising force in American roots music. A powerhouse on stage, she fiddles, drums and sings simultaneously in a whirlwind of passion and virtuosity. The daughter of legendary fiddler John Specker, 'the Mick Jagger of old-time music,' Ida Mae is a multi-talented instrumentalist and vocalist on a mission to share her unique style and passion for traditional music with the world. ... more
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