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Smokey Milltown Home
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City Streets
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Love of Steel
04:19
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Leavin' the Ozarks
03:04
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The Wind is Free
03:59
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Old Yankee Town
03:24
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Salt Spring
04:07
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Between Us
03:25
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Life's Railway to Heaven
04:23
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Angel Band
04:05
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The Craven Family Band Lancaster, Pennsylvania
The Craven Family Band plays original and traditional American folk, bluegrass and old-timey music.
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