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I'll Fly Away
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Bound To
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Two Dollar Bill
03:48
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Maui
03:33
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Little Moses
03:41
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Hudson's Fancy
02:50
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Georgia Railroad
02:05
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Father Father Farewell
01:06
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Leave Behind
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Bring Back
03:04
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Penny's Farm
02:58
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River of Jordan
03:03
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Angel Band
03:45
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Paul Beck Boston, Massachusetts
Paul is a retired software architect who plays guitar, mandolin, banjo, and cittern. Described as a "consummate folkie", he was once president of the Folk Song Society of Greater Boston. Paul Beck is currently one half of the folk duo Ergo Canto with Leslie Bryant, and has been part of the Folk Process, the Friends of Poor Howard, and Granite Grass. ... more
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