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Marina
04:22
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Waterfall Waltz
06:48
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Mrs. Beveridge's Triumph
04:26
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Autumn in Amherst
05:18
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The Play's the Thing
03:52
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De'il Take the Warr
05:00
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Parthenia
03:44
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Wa' is Me
07:23
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Mendocino Redwoods
04:01
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Trip to Tunbridge
03:46
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Wooden Shoes
04:09
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Enfield Common
05:21
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Alice
05:01
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Bare Necessities
Bare Necessities, a quartet known for its creative interpretations of English country dance tunes, has been playing together
since 1980. They have redefined the sound of English country dance music with an improvisatory and playful style.
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